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No doubt! They're on the up and up and their fans are amazing.Tip: keep an eye on these outsiders: les Pays-Bas.
I look at it as relative to my ability to play, and those I went against.I'm disappointed.
Yeah, it's chatter from those who aren't on the pitch, and have probably never scored a goal in their lives, or it's that German commentator on FS1, who's a hypocrite, because her team destroyed Argentina years ago, and the German team celebrated every goal in similar fashion.I've seen a lot of chatter; evidently some people are really upset and feel that the USWNT should have dialed back and not scored so many goals against Thailand, and/or that the players should have stopped being so visibly happy about scoring any goals beyond a certain point.
The U.S. Women's World Cup Team Gets Slammed for Over-Celebrating - The Daily Show with Trevor Noah (Video Clip) | Comedy CentralI've seen a lot of chatter; evidently some people are really upset and feel that the USWNT should have dialed back and not scored so many goals against Thailand, and/or that the players should have stopped being so visibly happy about scoring any goals beyond a certain point.
Bold by me.These matches are great stuff. I have to say, I've got zero interest in the men's world cup, but the women are playing for real. There's no CRYING, for one thing. If they're actually hurt, they go off the field. If they aren't they don't whine and pretend.
Aside from that, the matches are SO CLOSE so much of the time. And the last minutes can get so intense. The level of ability and sportsmanship is so high.
Nah, the level of gameplay is really not that great. A lot of defending mistakes, low tempo.These matches are great stuff. I have to say, I've got zero interest in the men's world cup, but the women are playing for real. There's no CRYING, for one thing. If they're actually hurt, they go off the field. If they aren't they don't whine and pretend.
Aside from that, the matches are SO CLOSE so much of the time. And the last minutes can get so intense. The level of ability and sportsmanship is so high.
Yes, I did see England vs Cameroon, and you're right. Generally though, injuries and "injuries" are usually shrugged off in women's soccer.Bold by me.
I take it you've not watched the England vs Cameroon yet. ;-)
Women's World Cup: Fifa to look into Cameroon behaviour in England defeat