Union sign Jim Curtin to three-year contract extension
Philadelphia’s longtime manager signs through 2026.
Philadelphia’s longtime manager signs through 2026.
Monday’s manager firings are a good reminder of how it’s still good to be the Union, writes Peter Andrews.
You were there at the start, and so were we. Now, after 13 (very) long years, the Union stand at the summit of American pro soccer. PSP’s Dan Walsh recalls the difficult journey and sets the scene leading into an extraordinary MLS Cup.
Tim Jones thinks through why the Union have regressed towards an attack reliant on crosses into the box.
Will Bedoya get run into the ground? Do the Union have enough depth? Will Glesnes give us all heart attacks? Is time to trade Fontana? And did you hear what Charlie Davies said? PSP’s Dan Walsh pops up to answer these questions.
Tim Jones further develops what can be guessed about the Union’s roster asset valuations and the roster’s business prospects for the immediate future.
In a guest column, Rene Turner suggests that the Union should turn to MLS veterans to fill out the roster.
The Scottish center back will compete to fill a Mark McKenzie-shaped hole in Philadelphia’s defense.
The Union will face Deportivo Saprissa in the Concacaf Champions League before the 2021 MLS season kicks off on April 17.
In the absence if any official announcements or much other evidence, Tim Jones thinks about some details that might characterize the rumored and widely assumed future MLS Reserve League.
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