San Diego wave has the same issueGuest wrote: ↑12 May 2023, 23:44I wonder how worried as a mom you must be seeing your daughter play for a team that hired and sheltered a sexual predator. And has not yet fired the GM who hired and enabled him.
US Women's Soccer - Part XVIII: USWNT, NWSL, NCAA
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Uh, not stupid. I'm old and have been following the team for a long time. She had a great 2014 -- 3rd in scoring behind Abby and Carli.Guest wrote: ↑12 May 2023, 23:15Lmao Press was not supposed to have a break out 2016 or 2019. Why are you lying?Guest wrote: ↑12 May 2023, 23:12x2. We've heard about supposed breakouts every tournament and they are who we expected. Press was supposed to be the breakout star of 2015 (and 2016 and 2019) and it didn't happen. Dunn was 2016. Mal 2019.Guest wrote: ↑12 May 2023, 19:16Pugh was off the radar by 2019. People weren’t even sure she would make the roster. She was the last choice sub. She had a major fall in the depth chart early in 2018 when Tobin and Pinoe came back.Guest wrote: ↑12 May 2023, 18:30Predicting the players who will have breakout tournaments are like 50/50. Mal was predicted to be a “household” name after the WC 2019, but she didn’t even start in a single knockout game. It was Lavelle who actually had a breakout tournament, and she’s been a regular starter in the midfield since. In the past, whoever had a breakout performance would be greatly rewarded with hard-earned playing time.
There’s less pressure on the younger players nowadays, because Vlatko and Kate are just handing out playing time and starting spots to them. If you’re wondering why, it’s because Kate decided to be a part-time mathematician. She actually believes that there is a magic number of caps and average age that the NT must adhere to. She links this to the success of the NT in the previous WCs. There’s actually an article about it in ESPN That’s why newcomers like Smith, Macario, Rodman, Fox, Girma are played as much as possible.
Do I believe in this “magic number”? Not really. If the success of the NT could easily be attributed to caps/experience and the age of players, then winning the OG after winning the WC should be easy. But the NT has never won the WC and then the OG in the following year. Pundits, players, fans, coaches attribute it to a smaller roster and the complexity of handling back-to-back tournaments.
She wasn’t even a starter before the Olympics in 2016 or 2019. She was not expected to have a break out tournament those years. She was a garbage time sub before and during both of those tournaments.
Are you stupid?
https://bleacherreport.com/articles/248 ... world-cup
https://www.teamusa.org/News/2015/June/ ... -World-Cup
https://www.nytimes.com/2015/08/17/spor ... alace.html
https://www.theguardian.com/football/20 ... ove-myself
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These are good changes. Especially the first 2.Guest wrote: ↑12 May 2023, 23:44
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Yes which is why she was expected to have a good 2015 tournament, but why are you lying and throwing in 2016 and 2019 when it was known she was going to be a sub for those tournaments? you should have just stopped after 2015. lMaoGuest wrote: ↑12 May 2023, 23:57Uh, not stupid. I'm old and have been following the team for a long time. She had a great 2014 -- 3rd in scoring behind Abby and Carli.Guest wrote: ↑12 May 2023, 23:15Lmao Press was not supposed to have a break out 2016 or 2019. Why are you lying?Guest wrote: ↑12 May 2023, 23:12x2. We've heard about supposed breakouts every tournament and they are who we expected. Press was supposed to be the breakout star of 2015 (and 2016 and 2019) and it didn't happen. Dunn was 2016. Mal 2019.Guest wrote: ↑12 May 2023, 19:16Pugh was off the radar by 2019. People weren’t even sure she would make the roster. She was the last choice sub. She had a major fall in the depth chart early in 2018 when Tobin and Pinoe came back.Guest wrote: ↑12 May 2023, 18:30Predicting the players who will have breakout tournaments are like 50/50. Mal was predicted to be a “household” name after the WC 2019, but she didn’t even start in a single knockout game. It was Lavelle who actually had a breakout tournament, and she’s been a regular starter in the midfield since. In the past, whoever had a breakout performance would be greatly rewarded with hard-earned playing time.
There’s less pressure on the younger players nowadays, because Vlatko and Kate are just handing out playing time and starting spots to them. If you’re wondering why, it’s because Kate decided to be a part-time mathematician. She actually believes that there is a magic number of caps and average age that the NT must adhere to. She links this to the success of the NT in the previous WCs. There’s actually an article about it in ESPN That’s why newcomers like Smith, Macario, Rodman, Fox, Girma are played as much as possible.
Do I believe in this “magic number”? Not really. If the success of the NT could easily be attributed to caps/experience and the age of players, then winning the OG after winning the WC should be easy. But the NT has never won the WC and then the OG in the following year. Pundits, players, fans, coaches attribute it to a smaller roster and the complexity of handling back-to-back tournaments.
She wasn’t even a starter before the Olympics in 2016 or 2019. She was not expected to have a break out tournament those years. She was a garbage time sub before and during both of those tournaments.
Are you stupid?
https://bleacherreport.com/articles/248 ... world-cup
https://www.teamusa.org/News/2015/June/ ... -World-Cup
https://www.nytimes.com/2015/08/17/spor ... alace.html
https://www.theguardian.com/football/20 ... ove-myself
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They played Alex and abby instead of Sticking with CP and Syd in 2015. Abby who was a raging alcoholic and coke addict and Alex who was coming off multiple surgeries and unfit. Trying to recapture old 2011/12 magic that was so over good thing carli stepped up
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What are you on, Abby was benched most of the tournamentGuest wrote: ↑13 May 2023, 00:04They played Alex and abby instead of Sticking with CP and Syd in 2015. Abby who was a raging alcoholic and coke addict and Alex who was coming off multiple surgeries and unfit. Trying to recapture old 2011/12 magic that was so over good thing carli stepped up
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Tierna continuing her not great form. Penalty.
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Davidson is having a horror show of a season so far
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Yes exactly, Thank God someone finally speaks the truth! DaGuest wrote: ↑13 May 2023, 00:04They played Alex and abby instead of Sticking with CP and Syd in 2015. Abby who was a raging alcoholic and coke addict and Alex who was coming off multiple surgeries and unfit. Trying to recapture old 2011/12 magic that was so over good thing carli stepped up
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Davidson sucks. She should not be on the WC team.
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Tierna is my fave but she is a hot mess rn. ACLs are worse for defenders than forwards I swear
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We still won with your fave on the bench lmao.Guest wrote: ↑13 May 2023, 00:12Yes exactly, Thank God someone finally speaks the truth! DaGuest wrote: ↑13 May 2023, 00:04They played Alex and abby instead of Sticking with CP and Syd in 2015. Abby who was a raging alcoholic and coke addict and Alex who was coming off multiple surgeries and unfit. Trying to recapture old 2011/12 magic that was so over good thing carli stepped up
And Abby wasn’t even a starter
But hey, yes CP will be the 2023 WC’s breakthrough
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Chill out Davidson doesn't deserve all that kind of hate! She hasn't been back that long from her ACL injury and she was pretty damn good for th NT before her injury!Guest wrote: ↑13 May 2023, 00:12Davidson sucks. She should not be on the WC team.
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I think it is just much more obvious/detrimental when a CB makes a mistake when getting back in form that when a forward does.Guest wrote: ↑13 May 2023, 00:13Tierna is my fave but she is a hot mess rn. ACLs are worse for defenders than forwards I swear
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Fit tierna is way better than cook and Sonnett. This is sad to see.
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Da. She currently sucks, doesn’t mean she always sucked lol. But she shouldn’t make the WC roster playing like this.
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Officially ruled as an own goal by Alyssa… brutalGuest wrote: ↑13 May 2023, 00:20
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Piss off hater don't have a heart attack when Press makes the WC and impacts the NT positively, just like she did with her crucial goal against England in the semi finals of the 2019 WC! You haters are so pathetic and disgusting. DaGuest wrote: ↑13 May 2023, 00:15We still won with your fave on the bench lmao.Guest wrote: ↑13 May 2023, 00:12Yes exactly, Thank God someone finally speaks the truth! DaGuest wrote: ↑13 May 2023, 00:04They played Alex and abby instead of Sticking with CP and Syd in 2015. Abby who was a raging alcoholic and coke addict and Alex who was coming off multiple surgeries and unfit. Trying to recapture old 2011/12 magic that was so over good thing carli stepped up
And Abby wasn’t even a starter
But hey, yes CP will be the 2023 WC’s breakthrough
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It’s just both of you haters going back and forth trying to act like stans then hate on stans. Lol. DAGuest wrote: ↑13 May 2023, 00:22Piss off hater don't have a heart attack when Press makes the WC and impacts the NT positively, just like she did with her crucial goal against England in the semi finals of the 2019 WC! You haters are so pathetic and disgusting. DaGuest wrote: ↑13 May 2023, 00:15We still won with your fave on the bench lmao.Guest wrote: ↑13 May 2023, 00:12Yes exactly, Thank God someone finally speaks the truth! DaGuest wrote: ↑13 May 2023, 00:04They played Alex and abby instead of Sticking with CP and Syd in 2015. Abby who was a raging alcoholic and coke addict and Alex who was coming off multiple surgeries and unfit. Trying to recapture old 2011/12 magic that was so over good thing carli stepped up
And Abby wasn’t even a starter
But hey, yes CP will be the 2023 WC’s breakthrough
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Oh I certainly hope she makes the roster so you can’t stop crying about her being wronged her whole life. It would be even more undeserved than Pinoe making it in 2016.Guest wrote: ↑13 May 2023, 00:22Piss off hater don't have a heart attack when Press makes the WC and impacts the NT positively, just like she did with her crucial goal against England in the semi finals of the 2019 WC! You haters are so pathetic and disgusting. DaGuest wrote: ↑13 May 2023, 00:15We still won with your fave on the bench lmao.Guest wrote: ↑13 May 2023, 00:12Yes exactly, Thank God someone finally speaks the truth! DaGuest wrote: ↑13 May 2023, 00:04They played Alex and abby instead of Sticking with CP and Syd in 2015. Abby who was a raging alcoholic and coke addict and Alex who was coming off multiple surgeries and unfit. Trying to recapture old 2011/12 magic that was so over good thing carli stepped up
And Abby wasn’t even a starter
But hey, yes CP will be the 2023 WC’s breakthrough
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Damn. Two penalties conceded by Chicago.
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Chicago with another penalty.
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Please stop replying to yourself. You’re not fooling anyone. You have been doing this obsessively for days.Guest wrote: ↑13 May 2023, 00:26Oh I certainly hope she makes the roster so you can’t stop crying about her being wronged her whole life. It would be even more undeserved than Pinoe making it in 2016.Guest wrote: ↑13 May 2023, 00:22Piss off hater don't have a heart attack when Press makes the WC and impacts the NT positively, just like she did with her crucial goal against England in the semi finals of the 2019 WC! You haters are so pathetic and disgusting. DaGuest wrote: ↑13 May 2023, 00:15We still won with your fave on the bench lmao.Guest wrote: ↑13 May 2023, 00:12Yes exactly, Thank God someone finally speaks the truth! DaGuest wrote: ↑13 May 2023, 00:04They played Alex and abby instead of Sticking with CP and Syd in 2015. Abby who was a raging alcoholic and coke addict and Alex who was coming off multiple surgeries and unfit. Trying to recapture old 2011/12 magic that was so over good thing carli stepped up
And Abby wasn’t even a starter
But hey, yes CP will be the 2023 WC’s breakthrough
DA
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Schlegel coming in might make a difference. Bring some life to Chicago. They need it.
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Chicago is lacking midfield and attacking talent, but it feels like the coach isn’t helping the situation. Hopefully the sale goes through soon and they have a new coach for next season.
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Vlatko is in Louisville. The winner of this match is Emily Sonnet
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X2 Sonnett must be the luckiest bitch in the USWNTGuest wrote: ↑13 May 2023, 01:19Vlatko is in Louisville. The winner of this match is Emily Sonnet
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The vibe I get from the interviews I've seen with the Chicago coach is that he is way too passive. I'm curious how much input Masar actually has.Guest wrote: ↑13 May 2023, 01:07Chicago is lacking midfield and attacking talent, but it feels like the coach isn’t helping the situation. Hopefully the sale goes through soon and they have a new coach for next season.
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Your an asshole with idiotic accusations. Not everyone is doing what your implying!Guest wrote: ↑13 May 2023, 00:35Please stop replying to yourself. You’re not fooling anyone. You have been doing this obsessively for days.Guest wrote: ↑13 May 2023, 00:26Oh I certainly hope she makes the roster so you can’t stop crying about her being wronged her whole life. It would be even more undeserved than Pinoe making it in 2016.Guest wrote: ↑13 May 2023, 00:22Piss off hater don't have a heart attack when Press makes the WC and impacts the NT positively, just like she did with her crucial goal against England in the semi finals of the 2019 WC! You haters are so pathetic and disgusting. Da
DA
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Syd has a new bf= she's going be playing like shit for her club now
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Looks like louisville will finally get a win but damn, I feel bad for chicago
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Would him going to see OL Reign would make much of a difference for Sonnett? She's been starting as a 6 for the most part, right? While everyone else competing for an OB or CB spot is actually playing that position for club.
Davidson and Krueger making the wrong case for themselves so far, that's for sure. DA
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Is she not with Erik Estrada anymore? I thought she moved to LA for him.Guest wrote: ↑13 May 2023, 01:28Syd has a new bf= she's going be playing like shit for her club now
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Louisville had their best game beating Chicago tonight. I cannot believe how much Chicago is struggling.
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I agree with what one of the commentators said earlier, that they’re lacking confidence. They need to bring someone in to give them the biggest motivational talkGuest wrote: ↑13 May 2023, 01:24The vibe I get from the interviews I've seen with the Chicago coach is that he is way too passive. I'm curious how much input Masar actually has.Guest wrote: ↑13 May 2023, 01:07Chicago is lacking midfield and attacking talent, but it feels like the coach isn’t helping the situation. Hopefully the sale goes through soon and they have a new coach for next season.
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Off field stuff finally caught up to them imo. They looked defeated before the ball even kicked off.Guest wrote: ↑13 May 2023, 01:34Louisville had their best game beating Chicago tonight. I cannot believe how much Chicago is struggling.
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…was she playing well before she had this bf lol? Even before ACFC? I feel like she’s fast, but just been okay for a while now.Guest wrote: ↑13 May 2023, 01:28Syd has a new bf= she's going be playing like shit for her club now
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Da Sonnett has been fine. But others are playing their way off the team way more than she has played her way on imo. So she will make it by default.Guest wrote: ↑13 May 2023, 01:32Would him going to see OL Reign would make much of a difference for Sonnett? She's been starting as a 6 for the most part, right? While everyone else competing for an OB or CB spot is actually playing that position for club.
Davidson and Krueger making the wrong case for themselves so far, that's for sure. DA
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Moultrie is the case study for putting your kid in the league early I guess. She has come good.
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DA LMAO no. The Otown dude, but its not him.Guest wrote: ↑13 May 2023, 01:36Erik Estrada as the guy from CHIPS???? He is old enough to be her grandad!!! Da
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He’s the lead singer from otown lmao they were definitely dating for awhile. He’s like 9 years older than her. Not that muchGuest wrote: ↑13 May 2023, 01:36Erik Estrada as the guy from CHIPS???? He is old enough to be her grandad!!! Da
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I agree. It sucks because I really like their squad this season.
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Lol sorry I am not american, the only Erik Estrada I know is Poncherello
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She has been so good! Such good vision.Guest wrote: ↑13 May 2023, 01:38Moultrie is the case study for putting your kid in the league early I guess. She has come good.
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