When Jim Curtin speaks at his weekly press conference, he usually provides clarity. This time, things remained opaque. How will the Union handle the emergence of Aaronson, the availabity of Monteiro, and the collection of international call-ups and injuries?
Plus D.C. United sign 16-year-old homegrown, Doolsta is good at esports and real-life soccer, why women’s soccer in Spain is popular, and more.
Brenden Aaronson scored a goal in his Union debut, but Ezequiel Barco’s response ensured that Philadelphia left Atlanta with just one point.
Should Union fans be proud of their team after two straight losses to start the season? Peter Andrews on what Jim Curtin’s postgame comments reveal about the club and its supporters.
PSP hands out grades after a frustrating, unlucky performance on the road.
With a scoreline like that, there were obviously significant problems. But it wasn’t all bad news as far as individual performances go.
They’re short on years, but with the experience under their belts they can be held to a higher standard.
With unexpected players stepping into starting roles last season, and a diverse mix of new players joining the Union in the offseason, there will be a lot of individuals to look out for on the pitch in 2019.
What is the Union up against in the Eastern conference this season?
Plus Steel sign Ben Ofeimu, Gregory van der Wiel is leaving Toronto FC and Dallas’ 18-year-old Chris Richards is headed to Bayern Munich.
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