Greg and Eli are joined by Union midfielder Leo Fernandes, who talks about the hard work he put in during the offseason and the chemistry he’s shown on field with his teammates, particularly with Sebastien Le Toux
If love is like a drug, the 2014 Union might be turning Seth Finck into an addict.
The 1934 US World Cup team had a Philadelphia manager and coach and also included five players from the Philadelphia German Americans ASL team.
Notes from John Hackworth’s weekly Union press conference. How Fernandes readied for the new season. More news.
John Hackworth discusses what went wrong in Columbus, the team’s injury status and related player selection issues, looks ahead to Montreal, and much more.
PSP’s Dan Walsh was surprised to find the Union-Crew game unavailable on Match Day Live. When he found out why, it was just one of the surprises from the first three weeks of the Union season.
Chris and Jeremy review the Union’s performance three games into the new season.
Leo and Ray named to SI’s Team of the Week. Power Rankings. More Union and league news. FIFA: the fun never stops. More news.
Good teams take positives from losses. Luckily for the Union, there were plenty of positives in Saturday’s loss to the Crew.
The insertion of Leo Fernandes was the spark that a ignited a spirited fightback in the Union’s 2-1 loss in Columbus.
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