Mwanga and Daniel join team in Florida. The message from the Union: Everybody is happy. Philadelphia School District budget cuts affect indoor soccer programs. Internal strife a factor in WPS problems says former team prez. More news.
Califf hopes for veteran signings. Indy prez says never a deal for magicJack exhibition games as league files new motion agaisnt Florida-based nutter. Beckham talks about recent sideline ban at youth game. Rio thanks Chelsea fans. More news.
Philly native Dan Borislow rubs salt in the WPS wound, Kyle Nakazawa scores in his first LA Galaxy appearance, Philadelphia Union job fair today at PPL Park, Le Toux aftermath, and more news.
Amobi Okugo joins the pod to talk about the departure of Sebastien Le Toux and Faryd Mondragon, preparing for the US Olympic Team and the upcoming Union season. Then local journalist Chris Vito talks about his explosive interview with Sebastien Le Toux. Finally, Greg and Eli talk about the cancellation of the 2012 WPS season.
Dan Borislow bears some responsibility for the leagues troubles, but the blame is not his alone.
Sebastien Le Toux confirms he has been traded to Vancouver. More news.
Philadelphia Independence owner David Halstead addresses the cancellation of the 2012 WPS season and says the team will be back in 2013.
Citing financial strain resulting from the legal battles with Dan Borislow over his Florida-based franchise, the league announced today it has canceled the 2012 season. UPDATED
The Independence make it official and sign versatile midfielder Lori Chalupny. Reports also claim the team is close to signing USWNT striker Lauren Cheney. Outside backs Leigh Ann Robinson and Estelle Johnson officially re-sign. PSP has analysis of all the moves.
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