Looked way more a foot. She leaned back as she struck it
Yeah, it was way more than a foot. It looked both high and wide.
Looked way more a foot. She leaned back as she struck it
Sophia Smith’s was just as bad. But she is young and can learn from this moment and expect she will.Yeah, it was way more than a foot. It looked both high and wide.
Let’s hope. I hope she learns to appreciate the country she’s grown up in as well.Sophia Smith’s was just as bad. But she is young and can learn from this moment and expect she will.
Is she a lil Rapinoe in training?Let’s hope. I hope she learns to appreciate the country she’s grown up in as well.
The internet is undefeated.Yeah, it was way more than a foot. It looked both high and wide.
Not sure. But I’ve never seen such an angry scowl on one’s face, while refusing to sing or place her hand on her heart during the anthem.Is she a lil Rapinoe in training?
FK, not sure if you saw the match or not, but Rodman was absolutely dominant. She unfortunately was also coming off an illness and could only go 60 minutes. But she showed that she maybe "the guy" for the futureI’ve been waiting for Sophia Smith to arrive on the main stage for several years. She was always the future of this team. And her performance now makes me question if she’s got the marbles for it.
Hope they can use the Olympics to grow as a group, and then be ready in 4 years to win again.
And I hope they now leave their politics at the door. I checked into a thread on the free board and there are posters complaining that their posts were deleted by the mods. So obviously the discussion went political, and that shouldn’t be the case with a team that represents our country.
Rodman was underwhelming in previous games. This game, if she were healthy she puts a ball in the back of the net. She was solid and gave the team a few chances. And when she subbed out that right side should have been played as much as possible.FK, not sure if you saw the match or not, but Rodman was absolutely dominant. She unfortunately was also coming off an illness and could only go 60 minutes. But she showed that she maybe "the guy" for the future
I actually didn’t see it. I recorded it and my wife got up to watch it. She came upstairs when it was over to gleefully tell me the result (if I was ok with her telling me). She gave me the lowdown. She’s not much of a fan of this group as a whole because she’s a married suburban woman and obviously disgruntled by their shenanigans. She was pissed about the whole Rapinoe performance, yet in a way happy they lost.FK, not sure if you saw the match or not, but Rodman was absolutely dominant. She unfortunately was also coming off an illness and could only go 60 minutes. But she showed that she maybe "the guy" for the future
Morgan looked to have a potential big game early but faded, had some chances. I would not have subbed her out unless you had a player fresh and on form who could have had an impact. That should have come earlier than when they subbed her out. The right side was prime for attacking and when they did go down the right good things happened. Left side was nonexistent.I actually didn’t see it. I recorded it and my wife got up to watch it. She came upstairs when it was over to gleefully tell me the result (if I was ok with her telling me). She gave me the lowdown. She’s not much of a fan of this group as a whole because she’s a married suburban woman and obviously disgruntled by their shenanigans. She was pissed about the whole Rapinoe performance, yet in a way happy they lost.
So I’m not sure I’ll get around to watching but I’m happy to hear you say that about Rodman. What about Morgan? My wife said she was awful but it appears from what I’m seeing that she had a decent game? That said, your #9 has to be clinical and obviously and she wasn’t.
I’m really excited to see this group, when in 4 years Rodman and Smith with be closer to their prime, and Swanson and Macario will be back and healthy.
And back to the match, wondering if Lavelle would have made a difference, being out on card accumulation?
Morgan did have a Grade A scoring chance that the keeper stopped. I suspect if you see a highlight reel it will be shown. Outside of that chance, she was quite underwhelming as well. The only veteran field player who had a good tourney was Ertz.I actually didn’t see it. I recorded it and my wife got up to watch it. She came upstairs when it was over to gleefully tell me the result (if I was ok with her telling me). She gave me the lowdown. She’s not much of a fan of this group as a whole because she’s a married suburban woman and obviously disgruntled by their shenanigans. She was pissed about the whole Rapinoe performance, yet in a way happy they lost.
So I’m not sure I’ll get around to watching but I’m happy to hear you say that about Rodman. What about Morgan? My wife said she was awful but it appears from what I’m seeing that she had a decent game? That said, your #9 has to be clinical and obviously and she wasn’t.
I’m really excited to see this group, when in 4 years Rodman and Smith with be closer to their prime, and Swanson and Macario will be back and healthy.
And back to the match, wondering if Lavelle would have made a difference, being out on card accumulation?
My wife did. So did my daughters. But as strong suburban intelligent women who all played the game, they weren’t fans of her bullcrap.She missed a PK? Good lord. People must have enjoyed that.
What about Morgan? My wife said she was awful but it appears from what I’m seeing that she had a decent game? That said, your #9 has to be clinical and obviously and she wasn’t.
My wife did. So did my daughters. But as strong suburban intelligent women who all played the game, they weren’t fans of her bullcrap.
Me on the other hand, like I said multiple times here, what I didn’t like and what I put their failures on more than anything, is the inability to score goals in 90 minutes of play. I didn’t watch today, but I have to wonder how much they missed Lavelle. Due to her injury and her suspension today, they barely had a chance to play with her.
That’s the problem that politics creates. Doesn’t matter if it’s sports, bakeries or beer sales. When you delve into politics, regardless of the side you’re on, you’re going to lose support with the other side. Look at Jason Aldean the country singer. He releases an anti crime song, and the left is now boycotting him.As higher level American soccer players, I would have thought they would have been rooting for the USWNT above anything. That's interesting. I figured it was non-soccer players/non-soccer fans from that one half of the country.
That’s the problem that politics creates. Doesn’t matter if it’s sports, bakeries or beer sales. When you delve into politics, regardless of the side you’re on, you’re going to lose support with the other side. Look at Jason Aldean the country singer. He releases an anti crime song, and the left is now boycotting him.
With the women’s team it’s not really the politics as much as how they choose to air their views. No one cares about sexuality and no one cares about equal pay (other than you). While my daughters don’t think they should be paid what they are, they realize that they have every right to get what they can. What I see with my family is a weird fluidity as things play out. They go into it rooting for the US, and then there’s a shift toward indifference and/or full out rooting against, at least in my wife’s case. And it usually happens during the anthem.
I think the point is, it’s hard for people to root for a group who gives the appearance they root against America. You might not agree. But that’s how people feel.Yea, I dont know. I love Pitt sports. If the whole team wore MAGA warm-up shirts every game, I couldn't possibly not root for them.
Team put all their chips on the table with Morgan.
I said as soon as I saw her getting ready to sub in Rapinoe, I thought "uh oh". And what we knew would happen (slow, lack of attack from her side, loss of possession) but what she was lauded for service on set plays and penalty kick was also an epic failure. I am not hating on her for her "wokeness" but because she is past her prime. It would be like putting 2020 Ben Roethlisberger to QB your team.FWIW, ESPN's player ratings gave Morgan a 4, tied for the worst of the starters on team with Smith.
They gave Rapinoe a 2. You almost never see a number that low.
And even that was too high.
It is why I get pissed when people get upset at Tiger Woods or Steph Curry because they don't get involved with political issues. It's okay if sports figures just want to keep things about sports.That’s the problem that politics creates. Doesn’t matter if it’s sports, bakeries or beer sales. When you delve into politics, regardless of the side you’re on, you’re going to lose support with the other side. Look at Jason Aldean the country singer. He releases an anti crime song, and the left is now boycotting him.
With the women’s team it’s not really the politics as much as how they choose to air their views. No one cares about sexuality and no one cares about equal pay (other than you). While my daughters don’t think they should be paid what they are, they realize that they have every right to get what they can. What I see with my family is a weird fluidity as things play out. They go into it rooting for the US, and then there’s a shift toward indifference and/or full out rooting against, at least in my wife’s case. And it usually happens during the anthem.
I’ve always admired Tomlin for it, despite people trying to push him into doing it. I think he’s weighed in on political things occasionally, but by and large he’s refrained.It is why I get pissed when people get upset at Tiger Woods or Steph Curry because they don't get involved with political issues. It's okay if sports figures just want to keep things about sports.
Rapinoe had,,key word, had, a fantastic career on the pitch. With how it ended this cup what she will always be remembered for in many Americans is kneeling, playing like crap this cup, missing a PK, and laughing oddly and being a me first player.So I saw another post game interview and Bluehair was laughing again. Now not hysterically laughing, but laughing during the interview. Meanwhile, Julie Ertz was crying.
Rapinoe is a massive bullshit artist.
My guy Neil Barnett and Charlie on XM were whining about media LYING about Rapinoe’s laughing. And while it appeared to me that it was a defense mechanism at a moment of despair, she still did it, and was laughing and joking at other times too, and Carli Lloyd called her out for it. Then the pregame dancing was a bad look too.So I saw another post game interview and Bluehair was laughing again. Now not hysterically laughing, but laughing during the interview. Meanwhile, Julie Ertz was crying.
Rapinoe is a massive bullshit artist.
My guy Neil Barnett and Charlie on XM were whining about media LYING about Rapinoe’s laughing. And while it appeared to me that it was a defense mechanism at a moment of despair, she still did it,
The days coming.I would support this. They dont even need wigs. Just identify as women and send some elite middle school boys to win the WWC
The days coming.
Nope. Once a child makes a decision to switch genders, there’s no turning back whether they like it or not sadly. They’d be cap tied as a woman.I would wonder if they could switch back to men because this could be a good training program for the USMNT. Have the middle school boys play in the Women's World Cup and Olympics to gain valuable experience for when they switch to men at 18 or 19.
Nope. Once a child makes a decision to switch genders, there’s no turning back whether they like it or not sadly. They’d be cap tied as a woman.