<p>In league draws with rival New York and perpetual thorn-in-the-side Houston, as well as a loss in the US Open Cup final against Seattle, the Union took a step back from their frantic run toward silverware. Meanwhile, there were Jim Curtin rumors, Amobi Okugo found himself on the bench, and MLS released a new logo. The A3P podcast returns!</p>

In league draws with rival New York and perpetual thorn-in-the-side Houston, as well as a loss in the US Open Cup final against Seattle, the Union took a step back from their frantic run toward silverware. Meanwhile, there were Jim Curtin rumors, Amobi Okugo found himself on the bench, and MLS released a new logo. The A3P podcast returns!

2014, E11: Missed Opportunities

Jeremy Lane is a regular contributor to The Philly Soccer Page, and is described there in this way: "In high school, Jeremy was a half decent fullback. In college, he became a mediocre winger/striker. Since then, he's actually gotten pretty good. Too bad he's on the wrong side of 30."

Chris Gibbons is a former editor and long-time contributor to the Philly Soccer Page, but known more for his Valderrama-an playing style, in that he has the ability to grow more hair than all but the most dedicated of his opponents, and prides himself on a truly minimalist playing style (ie: where running is largely frowned upon).

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Jeremy Lane is a regular contributor to The Philly Soccer Page, and is described there in this way: "In high school, Jeremy was a half decent fullback. In college, he became a mediocre winger/striker. Since then, he's actually gotten pretty good. Too bad he's on the wrong side of 30." Chris Gibbons is a former editor and long-time contributor to the Philly Soccer Page, but known more for his Valderrama-an playing style, in that he has the ability to grow more hair than all but the most dedicated of his opponents, and prides himself on a truly minimalist playing style (ie: where running is largely frowned upon).

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