PSP’s series on Philadelphia Union’s offseason issues kicks off with a look at what the Union can and should do about the Union’s manager position. PSP’s Dan Walsh examines the issue and argues for a managerial hire you may not expect.
Vincent Nogueira beat out fellow Frenchman Sebastien Le Toux in a poll of PSP readers for their Union MVP.
Wenger working on fitness, Edu on analysis. New England and New York win, draws in the West. Report says disgraced FIFA/CONCACAF official Chuck Blazer wore a wire for FBI and IRS. More.
Josh Trott rounds up the Philadelphia Public League and Catholic League boys and girls championship week soccer results
Okugo says no new contract offers have been made by the Union. Chaco on expectations for 2015. Red Bulls top KC to face DC in Eastern Conference semis. LAFC officially launched. More.
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While it may be painful, the All Three Points team looks at the tragic end to the Union season and then ahead, to a pivotal offseason.
We compare how Union players ended the season in the Castrol Index with the end-of-season averages of their PSP player ratings.
MacMath and Edu on their futures with the Union. Geiger call decides Western knockout game, Eastern Conference knockout game tonight. Valcke says turf at men’s World Cup coming “sooner rather than later.” More.
The last two years, it was much easier to look ahead to the offseason because the Union’s needs were crystal clear. This year, question marks abound. PSP’s Dan Walsh lays it out.
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