Update on women’s soccer news including Independence coach Paul RIley’s decision not to field a team in WPSL ELite Division, his Women’s Professional Supergroup venture, and Seattle Sounders signing Hope Solo and Sydney Leroux
In December of 1911, Tacony FC became the first Philadelphia team to travel out West to decide the “championship of America.”
Everyone likes Albright, news from camp, Greg Lalas says trust Nowak, Gutierrez says Colombians have proven themselves, and the Washington Post looks at soccer’s effect on stock markets.
PSP talks to West Virginia head coach Marlon LeBlanc about his former captain, turned Union SuperDraft pick, Raymon Gaddis.
Michael Farfan talsk about his time with Sunderland and talking up Philly. Independence coach Paul Riley decides no on fielding a team in WPSL Elite Division and announces launch of Women’s Professional Supergroup training program. Donovan on staying in England while Ching could soon be back with Houston. The Curse of Aaron Ramsey and Suarez no handshake ripple effect.
The Union announce the signing of veteran right back Chris Albright, a product of Penn Charter and Juniata.
The similarities between Philadelphia Union’s 2010 and 2012 starting goalkeepers are striking. But their differences could be more significant. PSP explores.
No news from the Union in Florida but we have these lovely oranges. WPS players looking for spots in Europe may be disappointed. Fallout from Suarez no handshake. Tevez to return to Manchester City on Tuesday. More news.
Update on WPS saga. Will Independence coach Paul Riley field a team in WPSL Elite Division that includes Amy Rodriguez and Lauren Cheney? New Borislow filings show legal battle is far from over.
The Union drew 1-1 in a friendly against a college team, Alex Morgan scored two goals in the final minutes to lead a comeback victory for the USWNT, Nicole Barnhart and other Independence players could be in a league this year after all, and more news.
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