Video of John Hackworth's postgame press conference and lockeroom interviews with Ray Gaddis, Leo Fernandes, Brian Carroll, Jack McInerney and Bakary Soumare, plus postgame quote sheet.
Postgame video of John Hackworth's press conference and locker room interviews with Bakary Soumare, Jose Kleberson, Ray Gaddis, Amobi Okugo and Sheanon Williams. Plus, Union and Galaxy postgame quote sheet.
Trading Gabriel Farfan? This may be John Hackworth's most questionable move yet, writes one PSP contributor who has been a big Hackworth defender. Here's why.
Zac MacMath stole the show for the Union and kept the Fire at bay until Jack McInerney and Sebastien Le Toux could steal all three points for the visitors. PSP has a match report.
The former all-star looks set to replace injured center back Jeff Parke in Saturday's nationally televised game. "My expectation is that he makes the most of this," Union manager John Hackworth said.
PSP analyzes Philadelphia Union's salary breakdown and identifies the steals (like Ray Gaddis, pictured), veteran bargains, surprises, and winner of the Juan Diego Gonzalez Award. Also, we take a look at several potential trade scenarios for Bakary Soumare.
Are the Union a possession or counterattacking team? What's going on with the Union midfield? PSP explores with some postgame analysis and player ratings for Sunday's game against DCU.
The Union are 2-3-2 against DC United all time. We've got all of the match stats, highlights from our match reports and analysis, video highlights, and more.
The Union's academy coaching staff is stacked with talent and experience. Here's a look at what that means for the club long-term. Also, a few scattered thoughts about the Union post-Columbus, including the Garfan-Daniel connection, MacMath post-concussion, and Casey's impact on Le Toux.
PSP provides some of the missing details on the Freddy Adu-Kleberson deal after talking to Adu's agent and the Union. PSP also provides a bit of an autopsy as Adu's chapter in the Union book finally closes.
In an wide-ranging exclusive interview, Philadelphia Union CEO Nick Sakiewicz tells PSP that Freddy Adu was never asked to take a pay cut and has turned down transfer offers from five countries. He also addresses PPL Park expansion, the Nowak controversy and more.
Two teams that thought they deserved more last weekend look to get their first points of the season as Danny Mwanga and the Colorado Rapids welcome the Union
Despite a bright early started, the Union's performance left a lot to be desired, as Sporting Kansas City came from behind to spoil the PPL Park home opener, 3-1.
Philadelphia Union has begun cutting down their roster before the March 1 deadline, and some cuts (like Pantelis Kafes, pictured) are surprising. PSP breaks down the cuts and the roster.
The arrival of Conor Casey is one more nail in the coffin for Freddy Adu. Why? Because it drives home the fact that the Union now do things logically. PSP explains.
The trade of Josue Martinez shows how the Union are persistently erasing signs of Diego Gutierrez's tenure as Union scouting director. That's not by accident.
The Union's release of three players begins what baseball calls the "hot stove league," the series off-season moves each team undertakes to remake itself. PSP looks at the first moves, some potential new signings with Pennsylvania ties, and how a key league policy change could impact the Union.
16.04.2013 -Naomi Klein nos cuenta en su célebre "No Logo" que "La expansión de las marcas se reveló a los londinenses a través de una comedia edificante de Navidad. La misma comenzó cuando la Asociación de Regent Street descubrió que no tenía dinero suficiente para comprar los farolitos de Navidad con que suele adornar la calle durante esa temporada.
GENTILEZA DEL SITIO EL TRAGICO WEB 03.03.2013 - Con goles de Lizio (´26), Bianchi (´35) y Magnín (´60), Unión venció (1-3) a Boca (Silva ´88) en la Bombonera por la cuarta jornada del Torneo Final 2013. Era el regreso de Riquelme después de 242 días (8 meses) sin fútbol.
Well this is one of the strangest sequences you're bound to see. Pablo Luguercio, the gent in the blue and red of Arsenal (Argentinean edition), is saddling up in front of Emanuel Britez of Union. Rumor has it Britez attempted to play doctor with Luguercio specifically, proctologist which Pablo saw as a little too forward, if Valentine's Day is just around the corner.
