DA. You out your damn mind.Guest wrote: ↑09 Jun 2023, 23:09It’s about 50/50 in woso isn’t it? Kerr is punching, Heath is punching, Ashlyn is punching, but then there’s couples on the same level of attractiveness like Milazo and Stevens or unattractiveness like fishlock and King too. Da
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Alex not even on the bench….
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San Diego can actually defend when they are on their game. I actually much preferred Jeff’s analysis of them . Points-X points isn’t some objective measure of who is under or overperforming because the stat itself is biased.
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Alex pulling a rose until the World Cup
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Didnt she pull a muscle or something last game?Guest wrote: ↑09 Jun 2023, 23:22Alex pulling a rose until the World Cup
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And after. She will be back to normal nwsl Alex. She only showed up for San Diego when she needed them to get her spot back on the NT. Now that she has it back she doesn’t need them anymore.Guest wrote: ↑09 Jun 2023, 23:22Alex pulling a rose until the World Cup
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Lmao it’s like you were waiting for her to miss a game to spill your BS. Alex played consistently 90 mns since the start of the season. Maybe Casey just doesn’t want to risk her considering what happened last game. Da
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DA. Alex was injured in the last game, and I was angry because Stoney let her go back in. Do not endanger your players for some stupid game.Guest wrote: ↑09 Jun 2023, 23:27She wasn’t listed as out or questionable on the availability report last night . Stoney is shady as fuck though so who knows.
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DA. If she is actually injured she belongs on the injury report.Guest wrote: ↑09 Jun 2023, 23:37DA. Alex was injured in the last game, and I was angry because Stoney let her go back in. Do not endanger your players for some stupid game.Guest wrote: ↑09 Jun 2023, 23:27She wasn’t listed as out or questionable on the availability report last night . Stoney is shady as fuck though so who knows.
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DA Many lesbians are into women who aren't femme, you just have a type.Guest wrote: ↑09 Jun 2023, 23:09It’s about 50/50 in woso isn’t it? Kerr is punching, Heath is punching, Ashlyn is punching, but then there’s couples on the same level of attractiveness like Milazo and Stevens or unattractiveness like fishlock and King too. Da
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SA lmaooooo just cause they aren't your type doesn't mean they are plain or uglyGuest wrote: ↑09 Jun 2023, 23:09It’s about 50/50 in woso isn’t it? Kerr is punching, Heath is punching, Ashlyn is punching, but then there’s couples on the same level of attractiveness like Milazo and Stevens or unattractiveness like fishlock and King too. Da
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X2 that anon is obviously a heterosexual manGuest wrote: ↑09 Jun 2023, 23:45DA Many lesbians are into women who aren't femme, you just have a type.Guest wrote: ↑09 Jun 2023, 23:09It’s about 50/50 in woso isn’t it? Kerr is punching, Heath is punching, Ashlyn is punching, but then there’s couples on the same level of attractiveness like Milazo and Stevens or unattractiveness like fishlock and King too. Da
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Probably a last minute decision from someone with a brain.Guest wrote: ↑09 Jun 2023, 23:15Alex not even on the bench….
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was it known that morgan wouldn't be playing tonight? i'm not really up to date on the wave but the stadium looks empty even though they are in town
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No, it was a complete surprise when the lineup was released.guest wrote: ↑10 Jun 2023, 00:35was it known that morgan wouldn't be playing tonight? i'm not really up to date on the wave but the stadium looks empty even though they are in town
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I think its more that she did not even travel with the team, but is not injured, plus its definitely tactics-wise from Stoney, because she knows teams have strategies to cover Morgan, so now Racing had no idea sd will play without her.Guest wrote: ↑09 Jun 2023, 23:39DA. If she is actually injured she belongs on the injury report.Guest wrote: ↑09 Jun 2023, 23:37DA. Alex was injured in the last game, and I was angry because Stoney let her go back in. Do not endanger your players for some stupid game.Guest wrote: ↑09 Jun 2023, 23:27She wasn’t listed as out or questionable on the availability report last night . Stoney is shady as fuck though so who knows.
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That’s because the Morgan effect is a myth made up by her stans who don’t look at the stats. There is no statistically significant evidence that shows Morgan/SD increases away attendance. Attendance in the league on a whole is increasing, and weekend games or marketed theme nights always bring bigger crowds, it’s not the “stars” making any significant difference.guest wrote: ↑10 Jun 2023, 00:35was it known that morgan wouldn't be playing tonight? i'm not really up to date on the wave but the stadium looks empty even though they are in town
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Lol definitely not a myth looks like this thread is the only place it’s denied. DaGuest wrote: ↑10 Jun 2023, 00:49That’s because the Morgan effect is a myth made up by her stans who don’t look at the stats. There is no statistically significant evidence that shows Morgan/SD increases away attendance. Attendance in the league on a whole is increasing, and weekend games or marketed theme nights always bring bigger crowds, it’s not the “stars” making any significant difference.guest wrote: ↑10 Jun 2023, 00:35was it known that morgan wouldn't be playing tonight? i'm not really up to date on the wave but the stadium looks empty even though they are in town
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What's wrong with their policy? I thought as long they are biologically female and didn't take testosterone, it was fine?
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Guest wrote: ↑10 Jun 2023, 00:41I think its more that she did not even travel with the team, but is not injured, plus its definitely tactics-wise from Stoney, because she knows teams have strategies to cover Morgan, so now Racing had no idea sd will play without her.
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Da hopefully Stoney gets fined. This isn't the WSL.Guest wrote: ↑10 Jun 2023, 00:41I think its more that she did not even travel with the team, but is not injured, plus its definitely tactics-wise from Stoney, because she knows teams have strategies to cover Morgan, so now Racing had no idea sd will play without her.
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Guest wrote: ↑10 Jun 2023, 00:49That’s because the Morgan effect is a myth made up by her stans who don’t look at the stats. There is no statistically significant evidence that shows Morgan/SD increases away attendance. Attendance in the league on a whole is increasing, and weekend games or marketed theme nights always bring bigger crowds, it’s not the “stars” making any significant difference.guest wrote: ↑10 Jun 2023, 00:35was it known that morgan wouldn't be playing tonight? i'm not really up to date on the wave but the stadium looks empty even though they are in town
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It seems true in KC but I'd rather it not be true LOL her stans are dumb as fuck and I am tired of themGuest wrote: ↑10 Jun 2023, 00:49That’s because the Morgan effect is a myth made up by her stans who don’t look at the stats. There is no statistically significant evidence that shows Morgan/SD increases away attendance. Attendance in the league on a whole is increasing, and weekend games or marketed theme nights always bring bigger crowds, it’s not the “stars” making any significant difference.guest wrote: ↑10 Jun 2023, 00:35was it known that morgan wouldn't be playing tonight? i'm not really up to date on the wave but the stadium looks empty even though they are in town
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That Morgan stan has too much time on their hands. She is not the reason some clubs get over 10k lol. She didn't help Orlando's attendance at all the years she was there. She's also not the reason Portland has good attendance.
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guest wrote: ↑10 Jun 2023, 01:07It seems true in KC but I'd rather it not be true LOL her stans are dumb as fuck and I am tired of themGuest wrote: ↑10 Jun 2023, 00:49That’s because the Morgan effect is a myth made up by her stans who don’t look at the stats. There is no statistically significant evidence that shows Morgan/SD increases away attendance. Attendance in the league on a whole is increasing, and weekend games or marketed theme nights always bring bigger crowds, it’s not the “stars” making any significant difference.guest wrote: ↑10 Jun 2023, 00:35was it known that morgan wouldn't be playing tonight? i'm not really up to date on the wave but the stadium looks empty even though they are in town
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Quinn here probably wants males to compete in the women's league. Meanwhile Quinn isn't a woman but still plays in the women's league and not the men's league. I wonder why that is.
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thank u. it's very hardGuest wrote: ↑10 Jun 2023, 01:09guest wrote: ↑10 Jun 2023, 01:07It seems true in KC but I'd rather it not be true LOL her stans are dumb as fuck and I am tired of themGuest wrote: ↑10 Jun 2023, 00:49That’s because the Morgan effect is a myth made up by her stans who don’t look at the stats. There is no statistically significant evidence that shows Morgan/SD increases away attendance. Attendance in the league on a whole is increasing, and weekend games or marketed theme nights always bring bigger crowds, it’s not the “stars” making any significant difference.guest wrote: ↑10 Jun 2023, 00:35was it known that morgan wouldn't be playing tonight? i'm not really up to date on the wave but the stadium looks empty even though they are in town
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This! You are a fucking trans man! If it’s based on gender why are you still in the Nwsl as an alleged man complaining and not lobbying for inclusion in MLS?Guest wrote: ↑10 Jun 2023, 01:11Quinn here probably wants males to compete in the women's league. Meanwhile Quinn isn't a woman but still plays in the women's league and not the men's league. I wonder why that is.
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I still wonder why she is still in the NWSL is she thinks she is a man, she must understand she can't have it both ways.Guest wrote: ↑10 Jun 2023, 01:11Quinn here probably wants males to compete in the women's league. Meanwhile Quinn isn't a woman but still plays in the women's league and not the men's league. I wonder why that is.
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Because trans take advantage of the natural empathy of women combined with the tendency to not take women’s sports seriously to invade our space. They want women’s sports to be an open to all category, when it really should be the men’s category that is open. But men will never allow that, because there is a lot more money in the men’s game.Guest wrote: ↑10 Jun 2023, 01:23This! You are a fucking trans man! If it’s based on gender why are you still in the Nwsl as an alleged man complaining and not lobbying for inclusion in MLS?Guest wrote: ↑10 Jun 2023, 01:11Quinn here probably wants males to compete in the women's league. Meanwhile Quinn isn't a woman but still plays in the women's league and not the men's league. I wonder why that is.
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This guy is black media from FTCutd and they generally hate Alex. But even he is willing to admit the Morgan effect is real. A one off game on a Friday in Kentucky doesn’t prove it false. DaGuest wrote: ↑10 Jun 2023, 01:04Guest wrote: ↑10 Jun 2023, 00:49That’s because the Morgan effect is a myth made up by her stans who don’t look at the stats. There is no statistically significant evidence that shows Morgan/SD increases away attendance. Attendance in the league on a whole is increasing, and weekend games or marketed theme nights always bring bigger crowds, it’s not the “stars” making any significant difference.guest wrote: ↑10 Jun 2023, 00:35was it known that morgan wouldn't be playing tonight? i'm not really up to date on the wave but the stadium looks empty even though they are in town
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How have Davidson and Krueger been playing?
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I thought Quinn was non-binary?Guest wrote: ↑10 Jun 2023, 01:23This! You are a fucking trans man! If it’s based on gender why are you still in the Nwsl as an alleged man complaining and not lobbying for inclusion in MLS?Guest wrote: ↑10 Jun 2023, 01:11Quinn here probably wants males to compete in the women's league. Meanwhile Quinn isn't a woman but still plays in the women's league and not the men's league. I wonder why that is.
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Quinn is a woman, she can't change her sex/gender. Also lesbians are women that loves other women.Guest wrote: ↑10 Jun 2023, 01:49I thought Quinn was non-binary?Guest wrote: ↑10 Jun 2023, 01:23This! You are a fucking trans man! If it’s based on gender why are you still in the Nwsl as an alleged man complaining and not lobbying for inclusion in MLS?Guest wrote: ↑10 Jun 2023, 01:11Quinn here probably wants males to compete in the women's league. Meanwhile Quinn isn't a woman but still plays in the women's league and not the men's league. I wonder why that is.
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Coaches are allowed to rest players.Guest wrote: ↑10 Jun 2023, 01:01Da hopefully Stoney gets fined. This isn't the WSL.Guest wrote: ↑10 Jun 2023, 00:41I think its more that she did not even travel with the team, but is not injured, plus its definitely tactics-wise from Stoney, because she knows teams have strategies to cover Morgan, so now Racing had no idea sd will play without her.Guest wrote: ↑09 Jun 2023, 23:39DA. If she is actually injured she belongs on the injury report.Guest wrote: ↑09 Jun 2023, 23:37DA. Alex was injured in the last game, and I was angry because Stoney let her go back in. Do not endanger your players for some stupid game.Guest wrote: ↑09 Jun 2023, 23:27
She wasn’t listed as out or questionable on the availability report last night . Stoney is shady as fuck though so who knows.
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Same vibes as her refusing to play on the st Benedictine fields in 2015Guest wrote: ↑10 Jun 2023, 02:33
Does Louisville even have a bad field though?
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Are you obtuse on purpose? They don’t want to risk her as she came of the field with a tight calf last Sunday. And tbh it’s totally understandable, we can’t lose another forward, especially Alex. Da
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Can’t believe that Po played as a winger tonight.
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Then why wasn’t she on the injury report? Club is supposed to be divorced from country now anyway. San Diego needs her to win points before they lose every key player. Keeping her off because the “surface is bad and the wc is coming up” is some 2015 shitGuest wrote: ↑10 Jun 2023, 02:43Are you obtuse on purpose? They don’t want to risk her as she came of the field with a tight calf last Sunday. And tbh it’s totally understandable, we can’t lose another forward, especially Alex. Da
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