Thursday Morning Union Freekicks: #DOOPday As The Union Head To RBA
by Scott Kessler on Oct 20, 2011 9:34 AM EDT
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The Philly Soccer Page " Match preview: Union at Red Bulls
The New York Red Bulls need to win on Thursday. They need it really bad.
New York Red Bulls vs. Philadelphia Union Preview - Once A Metro
Today is very much the day. The New York Red Bulls play the evil Philadelphia Union tonight at Red Bull Arena in a match that could well decide whether we see any more Red Bulls football in 2011. As I'm writing this, Portland and the swamp denizens of DC United have just tied a crazy game 1-1, which means that the Red Bulls can win or draw tonight in order to secure a playoff spot.
You know how some say we all have a so-called body double ... a kindred spirit, if you will ... somewhere in the world? I think I know who Philadelphia Union manager Peter Nowak's might be. Alan Pardew is the manager of Newcastle, the underdog side currently sitting in fourth place in the English Premier League. In many ways (both good and bad) Pardew conducts his soccer affairs just like Nowak does.
Season Closer – and more | Union Dues
Well, the final regular season home match at PPL has come and gone. Toronto defended while the Union stormed the beaches, and it was all for naught, well, almost naught. Our Captain returns from injury and Nowak has obviously picked the crew to make a run into the playoffs.
Season finale carries weight for Union, Red Bulls | CSN Philly
CHESTER, Pa. -- It’s down to one.
Union motivated to win East | Philadelphia Daily News | 10/20/2011
THE ODDS ARE really stacked in Union boss Peter Nowak's favor.
A playoff-like test for Union in regular-season finale | Philadelphia Inquirer | 10/20/2011
It was an interesting revelation by Union team manager Peter Nowak. After Saturday's 1-1 draw with Toronto, which clinched a Major League Soccer playoff berth for the Union, Nowak talked about how difficult it is to play for him.
Union: Relaxing on national TV not a Bullish strategy - delcotimes.com
"It’s a Thursday game on ESPN," said Le Toux, the Union’s leading scorer. "Our goal here is to do a good game, to play well and to show we are first and we deserve it. It’s great for us to stay focused and not just have a game to play for fun and continue to work."
Soccer Report | Philadelphia Inquirer | 10/20/2011
Union (11-7-15, 48 points) at New York Red Bulls (9-8-16, 43 points)
Two Zachs, One Goal | The Jewish Exponent
Though practice typically lasts about two hours, a player's job is rarely done, said MacMath who, according to the Union, is the lone Jewish goalie in Major League Soccer.
Long Island Business News " Mangano submits latest Nassau Hub revitalization
Nassau has received interest from a serious developer to establish a soccer stadium complimented by mixed-use development, which would enhance the current raceway.
Why Le Toux deserves 2011 MLS MVP award | Philadelphia Union
Forget about the numbers for a second.
PBPP: Plenty for Union to play for vs. Red Bulls | Philadelphia Union
While the Union have achieved one of their preseason goals, just making the MLS Cup Playoffs isn't quite enough for this second-year team. The team is tied in points for first in the East with Sporting Kansas City, but on the third tiebreaker (goals scored) they would currently finish in the second spot.
Union sweet tooth not satisfied by first playoff berth | Philadelphia Union
CHESTER, Pa. – When Saturday’s game against Toronto FC ended in a 1-1 draw, there was hardly any celebration from the Philadelphia Union players.
Union U-18's draw Toronto FC 3-3; U-16's fall | Philadelphia Union
"We battled Toronto FC to a 3-3 tie earlier this summer in the MLS Generation adidas Cup in Dallas, and Friday night was no different as our U-18's played to another hard-fought 3-3 tie."
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