Anyone watching the US annihilate Japan?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Just caught the end but it sounded like a good game and go USA for winning World Cup.

Shallow question from a non-soccer fan - why do most of the Japanese players have short/boyish hair?

My 9.5 year old son was absolutely convinced Japan's goalie was a male. It didn't matter what I said. He didn't believe me. He kept asking me why somebody didn't check .

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:The word choice in the thread title makes me uncomfortable. But, good for the team, and the coach who was subjected to such whiny criticism throughout.

It wasn't whiny criticism. It was legitimate. They beat Germany and Japan playing a completely different system and style.

Winners win.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Is the coach the sister of the guy at SYA?

Go Tribe class of 1988!

Yes. William & Mary has hyped this connection up.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just caught the end but it sounded like a good game and go USA for winning World Cup.

Shallow question from a non-soccer fan - why do most of the Japanese players have short/boyish hair?

My 9.5 year old son was absolutely convinced Japan's goalie was a male. It didn't matter what I said. He didn't believe me. He kept asking me why somebody didn't check .

Great discussion opportunity, obviously. My son's friend said the same thing and it led to an interesting conversation about why on earth he thought he should get to what a woman "should" look like. Sounds like some of the PP might want to have that conversation with themselves.

Fantastic game. It was the most watched soccer game in the US, ever! Go, women in sports!

[Anonymous]

So did Sydney Leroux get the fake breasts before or after she realized she'd barely get her ass off the bench?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So did Sydney Leroux get the fake breasts before or after she realized she'd barely get her ass off the bench?

Haha wtf! Hater ass mf

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just caught the end but it sounded like a good game and go USA for winning World Cup.

Shallow question from a non-soccer fan - why do most of the Japanese players have short/boyish hair?

My 9.5 year old son was absolutely convinced Japan's goalie was a male. It didn't matter what I said. He didn't believe me. He kept asking me why somebody didn't check .

What about the German goalie? She looks like Bruce before Caitlyn.

[Anonymous]

There Chinese goalie was kinda hot

[Anonymous]

The Chinese goalie was kinda hot

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just caught the end but it sounded like a good game and go USA for winning World Cup.

Shallow question from a non-soccer fan - why do most of the Japanese players have short/boyish hair?

My 9.5 year old son was absolutely convinced Japan's goalie was a male. It didn't matter what I said. He didn't believe me. He kept asking me why somebody didn't check .

Great discussion opportunity, obviously. My son's friend said the same thing and it led to an interesting conversation about why on earth he thought he should get to what a woman "should" look like. Sounds like some of the PP might want to have that conversation with themselves.

Fantastic game. It was the most watched soccer game in the US, ever! Go, women in sports!

Your son's friend sounds like he is very perceptive.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The Chinese goalie was kinda hot

Are you a lesbian or a dude?

[Anonymous]

I have a girl crush on Alex Morgan. Wish I looked as pretty as her after 90 mins of soccer.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I have a girl crush on Alex Morgan. Wish I looked as pretty as her after 90 mins of soccer.

Well --since she didn't really do much-including even running towards the ball the last 3 games-- it was easy to not get too messed up for the post game photos.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The word choice in the thread title makes me uncomfortable. But, good for the team, and the coach who was subjected to such whiny criticism throughout.

Oh, pipe down. We did annihilate them. Eff them, with their penalty kick victory 4 years ago. You'd think they'd have learned - they may catch us the first time, but in the end, they get pounded.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The word choice in the thread title makes me uncomfortable. But, good for the team, and the coach who was subjected to such whiny criticism throughout.

Oh, pipe down. We did annihilate them. Eff them, with their penalty kick victory 4 years ago. You'd think they'd have learned - they may catch us the first time, but in the end, they get pounded.

Geez why so bitter. The U.S. didn't play very well four years ago. They've owned Japan at the Olympics however. And "learned" what? Japanese soccer has come a long way, but it's not like they're a traditional powerhouse. Pretty sure they're typically considered the underdog vs the U.S.

Thrilled for our ladies! Particularly after all the criticism from former players and coaches.