Raves: Roger Torres
Who doesn’t love Roger Torres? He’s tremendously skilled and explosive. It’s something of a mystery why he disappeared a bit, but here’s why we love him and why we think he’ll be even better next season.
Who doesn’t love Roger Torres? He’s tremendously skilled and explosive. It’s something of a mystery why he disappeared a bit, but here’s why we love him and why we think he’ll be even better next season.
Philadelphia Union forward Alejandro Moreno has sacrificed goal-scoring glory for deep hold-up play this year, and it’s won him fans and critics. He talks about that, what it will take for the Union’s young prospects to become stars, and the Union’s locker room culture. It’s a revealing, insightful interview with a man who thinks like a coach and has been the ultimate team player for the Union. Co-hosts Greg & Dan also talk about the big win over NY and this week’s final game at Colombus.
Chat with Mwanga on Union site from 1:30pm; Le Toux for MOT; Will Fred win Save of the Week; Independence release protected/unprotected roster; WSJ says soccer is watched; FIFA officials suspended; More on the Saga of Wayne Rooney; Liverpool tour with Iron Maiden; Pele turns 70 and more morning new
The first Philadelphia Union player to get his own personal fan chant is the next to get his rave. With Danny Mwanga, there’s a lot to rave about.
You can live chat today with Le Toux on the Union website from 1:30pm; local college roundup; maybe Donovan will go to Everton after all, maybe not; the latest in the soon to be epic saga of Wayne Rooney and more morning news, made even more epic by the fact that this is PSP’s 1,000th post.
We tip our cap to Mapp – the slightly underachieving, immensely talented, somewhat balding left wing Union sensation!
A roundup of reaction to the Unions win over the Energy Drinks; Nowak says the expansion team tag is a thing of the past; Roger Torres wins award; Mwanga contacted by Congo; Goalie scores; US drops 2018 WC bid; FIFA bribery scandal; Rooney wants out of Man Utd and more morning news and video
The Union closed out PPL Park’s first season with an energetic and victorious performance in front of their tireless and rowdy fans.
Fred and the Union have been bloodied this season, but they’re still kicking. Now, Thierry Henry, Rafa Marquez and the Red Bulls finally come to town. But will the stars play? PSP previews.
Be prepared for parking disruptions at Saturday’s final home game due to planned protest rally; Fred might be going to Australia; expansion draft primer; Chilean miners receiving many football invitations; the last minute twists and turns of the, yawn, Liverpool sale and more morning news, including your weekend’s Footy on the Telly listings.
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