The Union will aim to end a poor week with a direction-changing win against a decent Chivas USA team that features former Union player Alejandro Moreno and former Reading United player Zarek Valentin. PSP previews (sort of).
PSP photographer Nicolae Stoian’s photo essay of Wednesday’s scoreless draw.
Playing on the road following a trans-continental flight is awfully difficult even when you have your best players on the pitch. When you select some of your worst, it’s damn near impossible. (No photos today, too angry to think up witty captions).
The numbers from Saturday’s loss to Vancouver were just as you thought: as bad as those in the losses against Dallas and Portland. Not that Vancouver’s were much better, an indication of while the loss was so disappointing. Also, a look at Le Toux. Believe it or not, according to some offensive statistical measures, Le Toux is improving – except for the one that matters most.
Nowak describes Union is like a charity, “giving life and points to other teams;” admits he doesn’t know how to use Paunovic, who “”still needs match fitness” and says Le Toux has to finish his chances. Independence wallop magicJack 6-0. More news.
Lackluster Union regress against determined Vancouver.
Join the PSP for live commentary as the Union take on Vancouver Whitecaps on Saturday, June 18. Coverage begins at 9:45pm. Kickoff is at 10pm.
Citing increased time commitments at work, SOB co-founder Bryan James has stepped down as president of the supporters group. Matt Ansboro takes over as president.
On Saturday, Philadelphia Union get to face an old teammate and the strangest player in Major League Soccer. PSP previews.
Predictions roundup for Saturday’s game in Vancouver. Salinas is now dead to me. Did the Inquirer just call Nowak a whiner? Okugo’s on the mend and Garfan’s feeling better, too. The view from Vancouver. Private flights for Donovan and Dempsey. Your weekend TV listings, more news.
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