<p>With consideration for your feelings, and the amount of crying that would likely have ensued, the All 3 Points podcast skipped a regularly scheduled broadcast as the Philadelphia Union season wound down.  Instead, after a collapse so gut-wrenching, heart-breaking, and hyperbole-inducing as to be all but indescribeable, your diligent hosts returned only after the season ended in order to tie up loose ends, consider what was and could have been, and look into their murky crystal balls as to what might be to come.  Happy Halloween, everyone!</p>

With consideration for your feelings, and the amount of crying that would likely have ensued, the All 3 Points podcast skipped a regularly scheduled broadcast as the Philadelphia Union season wound down. Instead, after a collapse so gut-wrenching, heart-breaking, and hyperbole-inducing as to be all but indescribeable, your diligent hosts returned only after the season ended in order to tie up loose ends, consider what was and could have been, and look into their murky crystal balls as to what might be to come. Happy Halloween, everyone!

<p>With consideration for your feelings, and the amount of crying that would likely have ensued, the All 3 Points podcast skipped a regularly scheduled broadcast as the Philadelphia Union season wound down. &nbsp;Instead, after a collapse so gut-wrenching, heart-breaking, and hyperbole-inducing as to be all but indescribeable, your diligent hosts returned only after the season ended in order to tie up loose ends, consider what was and could have been, and look into their murky crystal balls as to what might be to come. &nbsp;Happy Halloween, everyone!</p>

2014, E12: Year-end Existential Crises

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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