Here’s the latest of PSP’s fan posts, with Union fan Seth Finck dreaming up alternatives to the Union’s MLS malaise. Hint: Bob Rigby isn’t involved, but Marty McFly, grammar school field days, and Peter Nowak are.
The Union focused on Cup run. Fever cooled on the road. Does the USMNT need to be nastier? Italy coach OK if team withdrawn from Euros amid match-fixing scandal. General Motors new sponsor of Manchester United. More news.
The good news. The Union got a valuable road point in Dallas. The bad news. They looked dreadful doing it.
PSP evaluates the Danny Califf trade and the blockbuster Agudelo-Pearce swap it enabled, examines the Union’s allocation money chase, and cuts to the heart of the controversy behind the Califf deal.
The Union looked great, but they still lost. Adu’s red card was the obvious turning point in the match, and Union fans must begin to wonder if their undersized defense can survive an entire season. With video of post-game locker room interviews.
News ahead of tonight’s friendly with Schalke. Nowak says starting with 3 losses is a state of emergency. MacMath on injury report with concussion symptoms. All-Star tickets on sale to general public. Seattle defender suspended for Williams stomp. League rescinds NE red card. Another Italian match-fixing scandal. More news.
The Union’s midfield play was found wanting by an in-form Sounders outfit that controlled the match from the opening whistle.
PPL to host 2013 NCAA College Cup final. Hackworth says players have to have the courage to take their shots. New pro team in Harrisburg. SJ smacks DC. Muamba returns to Reebok. Messi breaks record. Cisse’s ridiculous goal. More news.
It’s an all too common sight: An opposing defender outrunning Philadelphia Union striker Lionard Pajoy (pictured). PSP makes the case for Danny Mwanga’s return to the starting lineup in place of Pajoy.
MacMath for Save of the Week. Gaddis moves up in Rookie Rankings, Gomez gets honorable mention. The Union’s payroll place in global pro sports. Four area teams in opening rounds of US Open Cup. Coach of 1973 NASL champion Philadelphia Atoms survives alligator attack. More news.
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