USA women's soccer team eliminated.... first time in history they don't reach semifinals
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Is there any video footage of them crying? If so I'll make gifs. #whitetears
This is a good time to change the rules on penalty kicks.
The team is too damn white. My daughter plays club for one of the best clubs in the nation and I see how they hype up these white girls for no reason. My daughter went to a couple of the U.S. training sessions and did a great job, had the coaches complimenting her and everything. Then she stopped getting the invite but some other girls from her team are still going and they are nowhere close to how my daughter plays. They have a lot of young sistas that can play but its harder for them to get the same type of recognition the white girls get. I'm glad they lost. Hopefully this will make them put more black girls on the team.
Meh...as long as they keep winning the world cup their good.
Peace,
Fuck 'em.
These people always talk about the men's basketball team, but there was no team more arrogant and entitled than this one.
Fuck 'em.
These people always talk about the men's basketball team, but there was no team more arrogant and entitled than this one.
can't win 'em all.
Hope solo said we lost to a bunch of cowards and the better team did not win
That thug needs to be STOPPED
im glad she got BOOED and JEERED at these Olympics
I'm glad she gave up the penalty kick to send them home losers
I'm sad for the rest of the team kind of
but HOPE SOLO
yes please please let this eat you up at night. please pout and be a big baby
please
it makes me feel good.
That thug needs to be STOPPED
im glad she got BOOED and JEERED at these Olympics
I'm glad she gave up the penalty kick to send them home losers
I'm sad for the rest of the team kind of
but HOPE SOLO
yes please please let this eat you up at night. please pout and be a big baby
please
it makes me feel good.
You know what that's about
I kinda was glad
All thy shit hope said in 2007 world up
I won't forget
All thy shit hope said in 2007 world up
I won't forget
Maybe if Hope Solo wasn't so busy fucking up like letting balls go through her legs they wouldn't be eliminated. She needs to shut the fuck up and blame herself but like many of her kind she can't own up and has to say some reckless shit. No class whatsoever. Entitled, spoiled thug.
I said it before and I will say it again, u.s soccer is some racist shit..
especially at the jr level...
especially at the jr level...
I was JUST gonna post this she gonna have to go into witness relocation
I KNEW they was going to lose I called it early.
I saw on PTI she was talking sh*t about Brazil and Zika and got booed
and next match was real slopping at the net
ball went right between her legs
and having seen her nude?
that aint that hard.
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Why should it change and Change it to what?
Hope Solo calls Swedes 'cowards' but blame for Olympic exit falls on U.S
Inevitably, Hope Solo cut loose, letting all of her frustrations fall from her mouth.
The United States women’s national team had just been eliminated from the Rio Olympics prematurely — a 1-1 quarterfinal tie, eventually lost to Sweden on penalties — so it was time for another tirade by the Americans’ controversial goalkeeper.
She told reporters that the U.S. had played “a courageous game.” That the U.S. had “showed a lot of heart” and “American heart.” And that Sweden had been “a bunch of cowards” because “they didn’t want to play great soccer.”
Certainly, Sweden had sat in and preyed on the counter for all 120 minutes of its game against the U.S. And for a lot of those minutes, it didn’t even really look to attack at all, instead absorbing pressure and letting the American waves wash up on its defensive dunes.
It knew full well that they were outmatched. Their head coach, Pia Sundhage, was the USA’s coach from 2007-12, after all. And if the generation she coached has largely aged out, she nevertheless understands the program, its strengths and, crucially, its weaknesses. She also knew that her team is limited going forward and had scored just twice in the group stage, barely squeaking through to the quarterfinals as the last team to qualify, with a 1-1-1 record and a minus-3 goal differential (courtesy of a 5-1 demolishing by Brazil). She had learned from that loss, from trying to play with a better team.
So when faced with an impossibly deep roster of American attacking talent, Sundhage set up a team that you might call cynical, or perhaps even cowardly. Because it’s a coach’s job to optimize her team’s chances of winning. And it’s a team’s job to find whatever ways of winning it can to get the game won.
Solo complaining about the U.S. essentially being outfoxed rings as hollow as an outsmarted kid accusing his vanquisher of cheating. The U.S. did play a “courageous game” with a “lot of heart.” Maybe even “American heart,” whatever that means. But Sweden won, because it had a better idea for how to win.
Hope Solo and the U.S. failed to reach the Olympic final for the first time. (Reuters)
Because in truth, the Americans played right into Sweden’s strengths. Or rather, they allowed their own weaknesses to be abused. Under head coach Jill Ellis, who eventually succeeded Sundhage — with Tom Sermanni’s brief spell in charge bridging their terms — the Americans have evolved from a direct team, sort of like Sweden is now, into a much more evolved one. They have incorporated the stupefying skill of Tobin Heath and Christen Press, and young attackers Crystal Dunn and Mallory Pugh.
But even though they made strides in their attacking fluency in the year since winning the Women’s World Cup, when a series of retirements by veterans and the sudden availability of time finally gave Ellis a chance to rebuild and remake, the Americans went back to pelting crosses at the Swedes. Rather than play the ball over the ground, creating overloads on the flanks and cutting the ball back to their many attacking weapons, they offered the Swedes the kind of attack the tall and sturdy women were best equipped to defend.
The failure here was not Sweden’s to play more adventurous soccer. It was the Americans’ to play blithely into the trap that had obviously been set for them. Because it was on a counterattack that Sweden went ahead in the 61st minute, when Stina Blackstenius was dispatched and scampered away. And were it not for a fluky break in the 77th minute — when a ball fell fortuitously for Alex Morgan off the face of an opponent who didn’t properly read a high ball headed on by Crystal Dunn — the game might well have been lost in regulation. Which is to say nothing of the foul on Kosovare Asllani the Swedes claimed, but weren’t awarded, earlier on that sequence, which caused them to switch off on the play.
And lest we forget, Lotta Schelin’s disallowed goal in extra time for Sweden had more merit than Carli Lloyd’s disallowed goal for the U.S. a minute earlier — although both probably should have stood. On balance, the Americans probably can’t complain much about their lot.
Were they the better team? Certainly. Did they have some divine right to win it for having played the more majestic soccer? No.
In the end, the Americans failed to convert all of that possession deep in Sweden’s half into goals. Lloyd had an off-day and Morgan mostly found herself crowded out in the box. Heath’s many crosses seldom found a recipient. And Pugh and Dunn’s runs were lost on their teammates. There were no overlaps. No useful through balls. No ideas.
Soccer is a simple game. The objective is to put the ball in the net more often than the other team. If you fail to do that, you’re entitled to nothing at all, no matter how negatively the other team might have achieved its result.
When confronted with Solo’s comments, Sundhage wasted little time on them. “We won,” she said.
Indeed, the Swedes did. And, for their savvy game plan, deservedly so.
https://www.yahoo.com/sports/news/hope-solo-calls-swedes-cowards-000000341.html
Inevitably, Hope Solo cut loose, letting all of her frustrations fall from her mouth.
The United States women’s national team had just been eliminated from the Rio Olympics prematurely — a 1-1 quarterfinal tie, eventually lost to Sweden on penalties — so it was time for another tirade by the Americans’ controversial goalkeeper.
She told reporters that the U.S. had played “a courageous game.” That the U.S. had “showed a lot of heart” and “American heart.” And that Sweden had been “a bunch of cowards” because “they didn’t want to play great soccer.”
Certainly, Sweden had sat in and preyed on the counter for all 120 minutes of its game against the U.S. And for a lot of those minutes, it didn’t even really look to attack at all, instead absorbing pressure and letting the American waves wash up on its defensive dunes.
It knew full well that they were outmatched. Their head coach, Pia Sundhage, was the USA’s coach from 2007-12, after all. And if the generation she coached has largely aged out, she nevertheless understands the program, its strengths and, crucially, its weaknesses. She also knew that her team is limited going forward and had scored just twice in the group stage, barely squeaking through to the quarterfinals as the last team to qualify, with a 1-1-1 record and a minus-3 goal differential (courtesy of a 5-1 demolishing by Brazil). She had learned from that loss, from trying to play with a better team.
So when faced with an impossibly deep roster of American attacking talent, Sundhage set up a team that you might call cynical, or perhaps even cowardly. Because it’s a coach’s job to optimize her team’s chances of winning. And it’s a team’s job to find whatever ways of winning it can to get the game won.
Solo complaining about the U.S. essentially being outfoxed rings as hollow as an outsmarted kid accusing his vanquisher of cheating. The U.S. did play a “courageous game” with a “lot of heart.” Maybe even “American heart,” whatever that means. But Sweden won, because it had a better idea for how to win.
Hope Solo and the U.S. failed to reach the Olympic final for the first time. (Reuters)
Because in truth, the Americans played right into Sweden’s strengths. Or rather, they allowed their own weaknesses to be abused. Under head coach Jill Ellis, who eventually succeeded Sundhage — with Tom Sermanni’s brief spell in charge bridging their terms — the Americans have evolved from a direct team, sort of like Sweden is now, into a much more evolved one. They have incorporated the stupefying skill of Tobin Heath and Christen Press, and young attackers Crystal Dunn and Mallory Pugh.
But even though they made strides in their attacking fluency in the year since winning the Women’s World Cup, when a series of retirements by veterans and the sudden availability of time finally gave Ellis a chance to rebuild and remake, the Americans went back to pelting crosses at the Swedes. Rather than play the ball over the ground, creating overloads on the flanks and cutting the ball back to their many attacking weapons, they offered the Swedes the kind of attack the tall and sturdy women were best equipped to defend.
The failure here was not Sweden’s to play more adventurous soccer. It was the Americans’ to play blithely into the trap that had obviously been set for them. Because it was on a counterattack that Sweden went ahead in the 61st minute, when Stina Blackstenius was dispatched and scampered away. And were it not for a fluky break in the 77th minute — when a ball fell fortuitously for Alex Morgan off the face of an opponent who didn’t properly read a high ball headed on by Crystal Dunn — the game might well have been lost in regulation. Which is to say nothing of the foul on Kosovare Asllani the Swedes claimed, but weren’t awarded, earlier on that sequence, which caused them to switch off on the play.
And lest we forget, Lotta Schelin’s disallowed goal in extra time for Sweden had more merit than Carli Lloyd’s disallowed goal for the U.S. a minute earlier — although both probably should have stood. On balance, the Americans probably can’t complain much about their lot.
Were they the better team? Certainly. Did they have some divine right to win it for having played the more majestic soccer? No.
In the end, the Americans failed to convert all of that possession deep in Sweden’s half into goals. Lloyd had an off-day and Morgan mostly found herself crowded out in the box. Heath’s many crosses seldom found a recipient. And Pugh and Dunn’s runs were lost on their teammates. There were no overlaps. No useful through balls. No ideas.
Soccer is a simple game. The objective is to put the ball in the net more often than the other team. If you fail to do that, you’re entitled to nothing at all, no matter how negatively the other team might have achieved its result.
When confronted with Solo’s comments, Sundhage wasted little time on them. “We won,” she said.
Indeed, the Swedes did. And, for their savvy game plan, deservedly so.
https://www.yahoo.com/sports/news/hope-solo-calls-swedes-cowards-000000341.html
lol......Hope Thuggin'
bad fappening memories....
Maybe thats why they were chanting "ZIKA!! ZIKA!!" at her during their matches 
Hope Solo. and who ever wrote that article knows nothing about football.
There are many formations you can use in football, and a defensive one
has been used with great success. Itali won the World Cup in 1982 by
parking it, and depending on swift counter attacks. The US used that
same system against the world in the 1994 world cup, winning one
game against Colombia just like that.
There is an old adage that football is like a short blanket, if you cover your
head, you expose your feet, if you cover your feet, you expose your head...
There are many formations you can use in football, and a defensive one
has been used with great success. Itali won the World Cup in 1982 by
parking it, and depending on swift counter attacks. The US used that
same system against the world in the 1994 world cup, winning one
game against Colombia just like that.
There is an old adage that football is like a short blanket, if you cover your
head, you expose your feet, if you cover your feet, you expose your head...
good for them...only one i liked on the team was alex morgan. but they needed some humble pie. wtf with that hope solo pussy pic. .... woof
I eat my dinner early, but I hope I have not just killed your appetite;
I do not post cacs, but this is one I do not like. You can see the
arrogance and cantankerousness in her face
http://thefappening.so/hope-solo-naked-17-photos-part-1/
I do not post cacs, but this is one I do not like. You can see the
arrogance and cantankerousness in her face
http://thefappening.so/hope-solo-naked-17-photos-part-1/
Dunn should always be a starter on this team. No reason for her not to start. They let Morgan start all the time so she's getting all kinds of opportunities to be this great scorer. I never liked her. She is like all the other privileged white girls on this team. They make sure they put them (cacs) out there so they can be the face of soccer but there are many other players, if given the chance, would show that they are just as good if not better.
Hope Solo's nasty nude photos from a few years ago are to blame.
#TheFappening
#JenniferLawrenceAndMeaganGoodLookedMuchBetterNudeThanHopeSoloBGOLFamilyTrustMeGDamn
#TheFappening
#JenniferLawrenceAndMeaganGoodLookedMuchBetterNudeThanHopeSoloBGOLFamilyTrustMeGDamn
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