Philadelphia Union
A decade ago, a U17 trophy was a harbinger of future Philadelphia Union success
Philadelphia Union head coach Jim Curtin is known today as the second longest tenured manager in Major League Soccer and one of the key architects of a club that has positioned itself among the league’s elite, but 10 years ago last week he was still a fresh face in the coaching ranks when he led a…
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