Philadelphians Abroad: All Scandinavia Edition
It’s put-up or shut-up time for players across northern Europe, and our band of locals are largely in the put-up camp.
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Philly Soccer 6
Philly soccer 6 roundup
Philly Soccer 6 schools hold first place spots in Atlantic 10, CAA and Ivy League conferences.
NCAA Division III
Division III men’s soccer roundup: Conference clashes, downpours, and more
Play is heating up with conference playoffs only two weeks away. Phil Naegely rounds up local Division III results.
Daily news roundups
Hack on options against KC, Albright to retire, Williams’ century, more news
John Hackworth on pressing early against KC and options to replace Brian Carroll. Chris Albright to retire at end of the season. 100th Union game for Williams on Saturday. More news.
Press Conference
“We know what we have to do” – Video and transcript of John Hackworth’s weekly press conference
John Hackworth discusses options to replace the suspended Brian Carroll, pressing the game early against KC, the team’s mindset, Chris Albright’s retirement, and more.
USMNT
Should USMNT fans be concerned about key players’ recent poor club form?
Since making moves over the summer, Jozy Altidore and Clint Dempsey have done little to impress with their club teams. Should USMNT fans be concerned?
Raves
Raves: Jeff Parke
Jeff Parke is the local kid made good who came back to play for his hometown team. He hasn’t disappointed. PSP raves.
NCAA Division III
Messiah College honors legendary coach Layton Shoemaker
The legacy of former Messiah College men’s soccer coach Layton Shoemaker, who passed away in January, was honored before the team faced Stevenson University on Saturday.
Daily news roundups
Casey fave for Comeback the Year, final Orlando Stadium funding approved, Klinsmann on WC draw, more
Majority of MLSsoccer.com editors favor Conor Casey for Comeback Player of the Year. Orlando City set to join MLS after final stadium funding approved. Klinsy questions WC seeding. More.
Union
They are who we thought they were
The Union have fallen out of the playoff picture because they failed to beat the four teams they needed to beat. Yet somehow, they still have a playoff shot. PSP’s Dan Walsh breaks it down.
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