John Hackworth steps up to the podium for his weekly press conference, with live video via Youtube.
Nikolov is the newest member of the Union, possibly replacing Zac MacMath as the starting goalkeeper in 2013.
Sources tell Jonathan Tannenwald of Philly.com states that the Union are interested in bringing in the Macedonian keeper to compete with Zac MacMath.
The new weekly (or more often) radio show, done by the Brotherly Game's Scott Kessler, will feature co-host guests and call-ins from fans. See inside this article for more details on tonight's show.
The Union won't change anything in net, even after Nikolov is available for selection on game day.
John Hackworth steps up to the podium for his weekly press conference, with live video via Youtube.
Nikolov is the newest member of the Union, possibly replacing Zac MacMath as the starting goalkeeper in 2013.
Sources tell Jonathan Tannenwald of Philly.com states that the Union are interested in bringing in the Macedonian keeper to compete with Zac MacMath.
The new weekly (or more often) radio show, done by the Brotherly Game's Scott Kessler, will feature co-host guests and call-ins from fans. See inside this article for more details on tonight's show.
Analytically breaking down a lifeless, inept 3-1 U.S. Open Cup Fourth Round defeat for the Philadelphia Union to I-95 rivals D.C. United.
The Union head down to Maryland to face United at the Soccerplex in the fourth round of the US Open Cup.
The new weekly (or more often) radio show, done by the Brotherly Game's Scott Kessler, will feature co-host guests and call-ins from fans. See inside this article for more details on tonight's show.
DC United are in the doldrums and the Union are coming off the back of their best performance of the season. A visit to the capital now beckons for Philadelphia in the fourth round of the US Open Cup.
John Hackworth steps up to the podium for his weekly press conference, with live video via Youtube.
MLS All-Star voting got underway on Monday, and the Union could send several players to this year's game in Kansas City.
The out of contract winger has decided to seek other job options due to the Union making excuses and failing to offer what he considered reasonable terms, sources told the Brotherly Game.
A post on some upcoming weekly (or more often) posts on the Brotherly Game.
A tactical analysis of the Philadelphia Union's convincing 3-0 win over Columbus, and the greater implications it may or may not have.
The Union find some other scorers (finally). And poetry!
The Union stormed to a 3-0 victory thanks to a fantastic performance from Le Toux and a solid shift from the Union midfield. Columbus looked uncomfortable throughout the game but the Union didn't care and gleefully dismantled the visitors.
The Philadelphia Union cruised to a 3-0 victory over the Columbus Crew Wednesday evening at PPL Park.
Philadelphia hosts Columbus' dangerous Crew at PPL Park in a match up that head coach John Hackworth pun fully called "massive" in nature.
Philadelphia would have brought back the team's two-time captain if the trade wasn't nixed, along with Toronto's former starting goalkeeper. A former left back also nearly returned in a separate deal.
John Hackworth steps up to the podium for his weekly press conference, with live video via Youtube.
Read Giovanni Sardo's Mea Maxima Culpa as he apologizes to Justin Mapp and the reasons why the Mississippi-native turned it around to get some love back.
The Philadelphia Union look to rebound from rough week that consisted of an ugly loss and an ugly USOC win by travelling to Toronto to take on perennial MLS bottom-feeders Toronto FC.
Having been taken apart against Montreal in their previous league game, the Union are back in Canada but this time will take on an Anglophone team from the land of maple syrup and lumberjacks.
Watching the game with Dortmund taking on Bayern made me think. Why does it seem as if soccer doesn't seem popular in the United States?
A fan's take on the Roger Torres situation.