The Philadelphia Union will see a familiar face in a Red Bulls uniform on Saturday. After a tumultuous season, how many Union fans will quietly ask themselves this question: Could Sebastien Le Toux return next year?
Yes, the Union season drifts to an ignominious end. Yet the young lads are playing it out loud and proud.
Whatever final disappointments may still be in store from a season littered with them, one PSP writer lays the blame at the feet of Peter Nowak.
He rarely runs, but boy can he finish. So what do the Union do with their second highest paid player, Panamanian international Gabriel Gomez? PSP dives in.
From being a symbol of the Union’s desire to build from youth to watching the game from the stands in less than 2 and a half years under Peter Nowak, Jack McInerney has repaid John Hackworth’s faith by doing what he does best: scoring goals.
It’s been a difficult season for Sheanon Williams, but he has persevered, bringing new meaning to the footballers’ saying, “Form is temporary. Class is permanent.” PSP raves.
Hoffman puts in 4 in Union reserves 6-0 win over DC. DN says Hackworth needs big offseason. Unioners in school. Donovan and Shea out of US roster with injuries ahead of WCQs. No live USA v Antigua for Comcast customers. More news.
What is it about Antoine Hoppenot, the Farfans and Philadelphia Union that infuriates opponents so much? After yet another opponent leaves with a red card and the Union win 3 of 4, PSP has a little fun with this one.
New England news ahead of Saturday’s game, which Union players are in top 100 of US players? US U-20 coach says Zackary Steffen looks like a core player. Latest salary numbers. Coats for Chester. More news.
Orlando’s mayor will visit PPL Park this weekend as her city considers building a soccer-specific stadium for a prospective MLS club. She’ll get a complex view in Philadelphia, and if MLS officials are smart, they’ll look at the complex view cities like Orlando offer.
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