With Cory Burke ascendant, C.J. Sapong regressing, and Jay Simpson on his way out, where do the Union stand up top? Peter Andrews evaluates the year that was for the strikers and suggests a path forward for the offseason.
Bethlehem Steel had their best season ever, but the Steel experiment has paid dividends for the Union as well.
PSP’s staff gives their thoughts on the season that was and offseason to come, roundtable style.
The biggest question mark heading into the offseason is a number… 10.
Plus Lou City wins USL, more trouble for the NASL, and Copa Libertadores gets even better.
What do you think about the biggest question facing the Union this offseason?
PSP hands out grades to Philadelphia Union’s players for their performances this season, and nobody gets graded on a curve.
PSP’s Season Review series kicks off today and will run for the next two weeks: For Philadelphia Union, it’s nine years and counting without a playoff win, but those Union fans got an exciting season with often beautiful soccer that could provide the sort of optimism they haven’t had in years.
Plus Vancouver Whitecaps announce new coach, U-20’s won w/Fontana hat trick, Champions League roundup, and more.
The Union were one of MLS’s best teams from May 10 until they stepped on the Yankee Stadium pitch. PSP’s Dan Walsh breaks down what went wrong at the end and notes that, on the whole this year, Jim Curtin deserves more credit than blame.
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