All kinds of news – no movement in the Re-Entry Draft for the Union; Okugo impresses in Spain; Union to claim Hertzog as Homegrown; MLS Combine list released; WPS season details; further Blatter blather; Ronaldo “most annoying player,” some feel good stories and much more.
Portland’s marketing continues to buzz ahead of today’s opening of the Re-Entry Draft. Two Reading United players nominated for college soccer’s Hermann Trophy and more news.
Philadelphia Union just lost their most exciting player and a veteran team leader. They chose to protect their star-crossed goalkeeper instead of the guy he lost his job to. Quite a strange day. PSP breaks down today’s expansion draft, with observations on what it means for the Union and a look at the overall draft.
Salinas and Jacobson unprotected. A trade for another holding midfielder. What gives? PSP looks at who Philadelphia Union exposed for Wednesday’s draft, as well as other big names around the league who could get drafted.
The next few days will see some players leaving Philadelphia Union. Who goes? Who stays? And how could trades factor in? How does it all work, and when does stuff happen? Here’s what to watch for between over the next few days.
Who should the Union protect? Who will they lose? And what the hell are the real rules to this thing? (Some of what you’ve read elsewhere is wrong.) PSP breaks it down with an entirely too detailed preview.
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.
Peter Nowak says the Union played their best game of the season, the Independence played their last, a roundup of the Union’s playoff competitors, and more news from around the world.
Will Seitz be sat?; “Cruel but hilarious” chant gets international recognition; the weekend’s local college soccer action; Portland pokes Seattle; Serie A players to strike; Gillett and Hicks days are numbered – all of this and more plus your weekend’s Footy on the Telly listings.
KYW talks to Justin Mapp, could hosting the World Cup do more harm than good, local college roundup, new adidas-MLS deal, four Independence players called to USWNT and more news.
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