KYW Philly Soccer Show: John Hackworth
Greg and Eli talk to Philadelphia Union manager John Hackworth about the team’s plans for 2014.
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Season Reviews
Season review: Sebastien Le Toux
Sebastien Le Toux was asked to change roles in 2013, from a finisher to a provider.
Philadelphia Soccer History
Philly Soccer 100: Open Cup draw, Hibs lose grounds, local league results
One hundred years ago in Philadelphia soccer history, the fixtures for five area teams in the US Open Cup were announced, and Hibernian learned they were losing their home field. Also, local league results.
Daily news roundups
Valdes unlikely to return in 2014, Drexel and La Salle advance, US v Scotland previews, more
John Hackworth expresses doubts that Carlos Valdes will return to the Union in 2014. Drexel and La Salle advance in conference playoffs. USA previews. Zlatan. More news.
Soccer on TV
Footy on the Telly, Nov. 15-Nov. 21
Your weekly listings of live soccer on TV, online, and on satellite radio, including World Cup qualification playoffs, international friendlies, and more.
Fans' View
Fans’ View: The five-year cycle of Union fandom
One Union fan takes us through the five-year cycle of Union fandom and finds he might end up right where he started in 2010.
Season Reviews
Season Review: Zac MacMath
As the club moves on towards the 2014, the question marks surrounding MacMath have largely been erased.
USMNT
Preview: Scotland v USMNT
The U.S. should feel confident of a victory, but the focus must be on individual performances.
Daily news roundups
Hack says Torres “most likely” won’t return in 2014, Plumhoff named A-10 OPOY, Dempsey out of USMNT squad, more
Hackworth says it is “most Likely” that Roger Torres will not return in 2014. La Salle’s Jason Plumhoff named A-10 Offensive Player of the Year. Dempsey and Johnson out of USMNT squad with injuries. More.
Season Reviews
Season review: Danny Cruz
Danny Cruz’s physical skills are the kind that grab attention, but it is his psychological skills that are often at play when he is most effective. The question is, did he provide his strikers with the consistent, quality service they needed?
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