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Philadelphians Abroad: Locals landing in USL PRO sides
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Philadelphians Abroad: Locals landing in USL PRO sides

Glenside’s Tony Donatelli and Harrisburg native and former Philadelphia Union player J.T. Noone have landed with USL PRO expansion side VSI Tampa Bay. More movement and locals in the weekend’s MLS games.

Player of the Week: Jack McInerney
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Player of the Week: Jack McInerney

The vote was close, but Jack the Knife is this week’s winner.

(Photo: Daniel Gajdamowicz)
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Casa Soccer League kicks off Saturday

Philadelphia’s largest adult amateur soccer league opens its season on Saturday, with 17 matches on the schedule, as teams compete for what could be the right to play their league final at PPL Park.

Philadelphians abroad: Former-RBNY keeper Vuolo leaves soccer for ministry
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Philadelphians abroad: Former-RBNY keeper Vuolo leaves soccer for ministry

The Downington West High School and FC DELCO product, with NYRB in 2012, leaves soccer. Hoppenot with game-winning assist. More.

Player of the Week: Amobi Okugo
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Player of the Week: Amobi Okugo

Breaking up plays, sharp passing, giving flopping opponents a piece of his mind, AND scoring his first MLS Goal? Yep, Amobi Okugo is PSP’s Player of the Week.

Jeff Parks with another clear
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Philadelphians Abroad: Convey shines, Finley debuts

Your weekly round up of how local professional players are doing around the US and abroad returns.

Who has the most to prove in 2013?
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Who has the most to prove in 2013?

The 2013 season is right around the corner and if the Union are to succeed, they will need a number of players to step up. PSP looks at which players are under the most pressure to heed the call.

A matter of identity
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A matter of identity

Philadelphia Union’s throwback jersey isn’t merely an homage to Bethlehem Steel’s soccer club. If you look a little deeper, it’s far, far more. PSP explains.