Footy on the Telly, Jan. 9-15
Your weekly listings of live soccer on TV, online, and on satellite radio.
Your weekly listings of live soccer on TV, online, and on satellite radio.
Transcript of Nick Sakiewicz discussion in an NCAA-sponsered Google Hangout about the Union Academy. Topics include the academy set up, diversity within the academy, plans to add a program for girls, the hopes to field a Union women’s pro team, what defines success for the academy, and more.
In the first month of the 2015 season, the Union face two playoff teams and two also-rans. PSP looks at how those teams matched up with Philly last year and what they have done to improve in the offseason.
Steve Hann argues that too many young players are being pushed into travel soccer too soon.
Union schedule released. Ex-Reading United GK Alex Bono signs GA deal. Gerrard officially announced by LA. Who’s after Altidore? Marsch replaces Petke. More.
Philadelphia Union faces four Western Conference opponents in their first five matches, and fans won’t see Amobi Okugo, Pedro Ribeiro, and Danny Mwanga at PPL Park until the last game of the year.
Five thoughts on the Union and MLS, running through the Zac MacMath deal, the lack of Union acquisitions so far, and the management messes with both New York clubs. PSP’s Dan Walsh runs it down.
Zac MacMath thanks Union fans after loan announcement. 2015 schedule due to be released today. Gerrard signing expected today. Latest moves from across the league including Lagerwey as GM at Seattle and report that Red Bulls have fired Mike Petke. More.
MacMath loaned to Colorado. Union receive 2015 second round draft pick in return.
League source tells PSP Zac MacMath loan to Colorado could happen within next 24 hours. Other player moves from across the league. Jordan’s Prince Ali Bin Al Hussein to challenge Sepp Blatter for FIFA presidency. More.
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