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The Philly Soccer Page

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By Tim Jones
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Photo PSP archives from 2020 Richie Graham is one of the secondary owners of the Philadelphia Union under the general aegis of principal owner Jay Sugarman. In 2013 Mr. Graham founded the Philadelphia Union’s soccer academy, an entity that comprises two parts one academic called YSC Academy and the other athletic often referred as the Union Academy.
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The Philly Soccer Page

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By Tim Jones
| The Philly Soccer Page
Photo courtesy YSC Academy from 2020 In November of 2016, YSC Academy founder Richie Graham introduced his school to the public at an open house held in its temporary academic spaces in Wayne, PA across the street from what is now called YSC Rocket Sports. (Click here for PSP’s report of the November, 2016 event.) His academy would graduate its first senior class the following June, and it was time publicize those seniors’ achievements.
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The Philly Soccer Page

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By Tim Jones
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Photo Paul Rudderow Next year in 2027 MLS’s previously announced calendar transition will occur. MLS will switch from a Spring-Summer-Fall season with the off-season being the Winter, to a Fall-Winter-Spring one with the offseason being the Summer. It will take a mid-winter break with no matches in January. The transition makes tracking when Philadelphia players’ contracts expire more complex because contract expiration dates now vary.
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