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Anonymous wrote:So loving the Lionesses getting trounced right now.

Trounced? What game were you watching?

Looooooosers.

We were also playing handicapped without the best player too (Megan Rapinoe). To win without that - yes, trounced.

best player???? maybe with purple hair

this is a team. From Naehr to Dunn to Ertz to Lavalle and Ohara and Heath and Morgan this was a great team effort.
Rapinoe is a part of that team. Not the best part in any way.

You must admit, that gesture was extremely offensive and deserved a red-card.

It was a lame gesture. Rapinoe and her make me cringe. What is worse is that was likely not spontaneous - she had to have thought out that little celebration in advance. Just play the game and celebrate with your teammates.

No one would have criticized a male soccer player if they had done the exact same thing.

Really? Because I thought the NFL just lifted the rule against premeditated celebrations as unsportsmanlike just two years ago.

The criticism of the celebration is that it is a taunt and it was meant as a taunt.

Yes, and Morgan's reply today was that the vast majority of the celebrations in the men's game are much worse, and no one makes a big deal about it. Which is 100% true.

https://www.espn.com/blog/carolina-panthers/post/_/id/17139/cam-newtons-dance-draws-criticism-from-mother-of-9-year-old-and-reaction-from-nfl-players

When you play on the big stage everything is under scrutiny. She could be under scrutiny for not having scored since the Thailand game or even worse the team could be considered irrelevant enough to not be bothered to scrutinize at all.

Being at the top doesn’t mean all praise.

Turns out this whole thing has been a misunderstanding.

She was actually paying homage to GoT actress Sophie Turner’s Instagram feed, as anyone can plainly see.

Anonymous wrote:How can Alex Morgan possibly claim that men don’t get flak (or fined) for obnoxious celebrations. It happens all the time! I guess she’s just trying to deflect the well-earned criticism of her unsportsmanlike taunt, but it’s a ridiculous claim to make.

I don’t really have a problem with the celebration. It is somewhat of a taunt but whatever. My problem is their reaction to essentially being on the front page now. Welcome to modern sports journalism where criticism are levied regardless of how big or small the issue is. There just isn’t a story in “you’re amazing”.

Aaron Rodgers is one of the greatest quarterbacks of this generation and he got disemboweled in a scathing article this spring.

When World Cup is Over they can all go back to their 3rd page coverage of NWSL. In the meantime enjoy the success and accept the attention that will be fleeting soon enough. Be happy that you’re only real image problem right now is a goal celebration and not a getting kicked out of Epcot for being drunk and disorderly.

How can Alex Morgan possibly claim that men don’t get flak (or fined) for obnoxious celebrations. It happens all the time! I guess she’s just trying to deflect the well-earned criticism of her unsportsmanlike taunt, but it’s a ridiculous claim to make.

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Anonymous wrote:So loving the Lionesses getting trounced right now.

Trounced? What game were you watching?

Looooooosers.

We were also playing handicapped without the best player too (Megan Rapinoe). To win without that - yes, trounced.

best player???? maybe with purple hair

this is a team. From Naehr to Dunn to Ertz to Lavalle and Ohara and Heath and Morgan this was a great team effort.
Rapinoe is a part of that team. Not the best part in any way.

You must admit, that gesture was extremely offensive and deserved a red-card.

It was a lame gesture. Rapinoe and her make me cringe. What is worse is that was likely not spontaneous - she had to have thought out that little celebration in advance. Just play the game and celebrate with your teammates.

No one would have criticized a male soccer player if they had done the exact same thing.

Really? Because I thought the NFL just lifted the rule against premeditated celebrations as unsportsmanlike just two years ago.

The criticism of the celebration is that it is a taunt and it was meant as a taunt.

Yes, and Morgan's reply today was that the vast majority of the celebrations in the men's game are much worse, and no one makes a big deal about it. Which is 100% true.

https://www.espn.com/blog/carolina-panthers/post/_/id/17139/cam-newtons-dance-draws-criticism-from-mother-of-9-year-old-and-reaction-from-nfl-players

When you play on the big stage everything is under scrutiny. She could be under scrutiny for not having scored since the Thailand game or even worse the team could be considered irrelevant enough to not be bothered to scrutinize at all.

Being at the top doesn’t mean all praise.

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Anonymous wrote:So loving the Lionesses getting trounced right now.

Trounced? What game were you watching?

Looooooosers.

We were also playing handicapped without the best player too (Megan Rapinoe). To win without that - yes, trounced.

best player???? maybe with purple hair

this is a team. From Naehr to Dunn to Ertz to Lavalle and Ohara and Heath and Morgan this was a great team effort.
Rapinoe is a part of that team. Not the best part in any way.

You must admit, that gesture was extremely offensive and deserved a red-card.

It was a lame gesture. Rapinoe and her make me cringe. What is worse is that was likely not spontaneous - she had to have thought out that little celebration in advance. Just play the game and celebrate with your teammates.

No one would have criticized a male soccer player if they had done the exact same thing.

Really? Because I thought the NFL just lifted the rule against premeditated celebrations as unsportsmanlike just two years ago.

The criticism of the celebration is that it is a taunt and it was meant as a taunt.

Yes, and Morgan's reply today was that the vast majority of the celebrations in the men's game are much worse, and no one makes a big deal about it. Which is 100% true.

People are making it a big deal because most of the people watching the women’s World Cup do not watch sports. The only soccer they have seen is when their little kid plays in rec or travel. Of course they will get upset. I really wish you people would stop with all this feminisms bullsh@t. Men do it and get criticized. If it was like Rapinoe’s celebration (8th or 9th goal in a blowout) the other teams makes sure that player pays a prices on the field.

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Anonymous wrote:So loving the Lionesses getting trounced right now.

Trounced? What game were you watching?

Looooooosers.

We were also playing handicapped without the best player too (Megan Rapinoe). To win without that - yes, trounced.

best player???? maybe with purple hair

this is a team. From Naehr to Dunn to Ertz to Lavalle and Ohara and Heath and Morgan this was a great team effort.
Rapinoe is a part of that team. Not the best part in any way.

You must admit, that gesture was extremely offensive and deserved a red-card.

It was a lame gesture. Rapinoe and her make me cringe. What is worse is that was likely not spontaneous - she had to have thought out that little celebration in advance. Just play the game and celebrate with your teammates.

No one would have criticized a male soccer player if they had done the exact same thing.

Really? Because I thought the NFL just lifted the rule against premeditated celebrations as unsportsmanlike just two years ago.

The criticism of the celebration is that it is a taunt and it was meant as a taunt.

Yes, and Morgan's reply today was that the vast majority of the celebrations in the men's game are much worse, and no one makes a big deal about it. Which is 100% true.

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Anonymous wrote:So loving the Lionesses getting trounced right now.

Trounced? What game were you watching?

Looooooosers.

We were also playing handicapped without the best player too (Megan Rapinoe). To win without that - yes, trounced.

best player???? maybe with purple hair

this is a team. From Naehr to Dunn to Ertz to Lavalle and Ohara and Heath and Morgan this was a great team effort.
Rapinoe is a part of that team. Not the best part in any way.

You must admit, that gesture was extremely offensive and deserved a red-card.

It was a lame gesture. Rapinoe and her make me cringe. What is worse is that was likely not spontaneous - she had to have thought out that little celebration in advance. Just play the game and celebrate with your teammates.

No one would have criticized a male soccer player if they had done the exact same thing.

Really? Because I thought the NFL just lifted the rule against premeditated celebrations as unsportsmanlike just two years ago.

The criticism of the celebration is that it is a taunt and it was meant as a taunt.

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Anonymous wrote:So loving the Lionesses getting trounced right now.

Trounced? What game were you watching?

Looooooosers.

We were also playing handicapped without the best player too (Megan Rapinoe). To win without that - yes, trounced.

best player???? maybe with purple hair

this is a team. From Naehr to Dunn to Ertz to Lavalle and Ohara and Heath and Morgan this was a great team effort.
Rapinoe is a part of that team. Not the best part in any way.

You must admit, that gesture was extremely offensive and deserved a red-card.

It was a lame gesture. Rapinoe and her make me cringe. What is worse is that was likely not spontaneous - she had to have thought out that little celebration in advance. Just play the game and celebrate with your teammates.

No one would have criticized a male soccer player if they had done the exact same thing.

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Anonymous wrote:So loving the Lionesses getting trounced right now.

Trounced? What game were you watching?

Looooooosers.

We were also playing handicapped without the best player too (Megan Rapinoe). To win without that - yes, trounced.

best player???? maybe with purple hair

this is a team. From Naehr to Dunn to Ertz to Lavalle and Ohara and Heath and Morgan this was a great team effort.
Rapinoe is a part of that team. Not the best part in any way.

You must admit, that gesture was extremely offensive and deserved a red-card.

It was a lame gesture. Rapinoe and her make me cringe. What is worse is that was likely not spontaneous - she had to have thought out that little celebration in advance. Just play the game and celebrate with your teammates.

Then why the hell were you watching the game then? Just turn off the TV and go play with yourself instead.

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Anonymous wrote:So loving the Lionesses getting trounced right now.

Trounced? What game were you watching?

Looooooosers.

We were also playing handicapped without the best player too (Megan Rapinoe). To win without that - yes, trounced.

best player???? maybe with purple hair

this is a team. From Naehr to Dunn to Ertz to Lavalle and Ohara and Heath and Morgan this was a great team effort.
Rapinoe is a part of that team. Not the best part in any way.

You must admit, that gesture was extremely offensive and deserved a red-card.

It was a lame gesture. Rapinoe and her make me cringe. What is worse is that was likely not spontaneous - she had to have thought out that little celebration in advance. Just play the game and celebrate with your teammates.

Such delicate snowflakes. Even Piers Morgan admitted he was being a drama queen, which is saying something.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7209529/The-team-bunch-brash-taunting-prima-donnas-winners-walk-talk.html

Have fun at work tomorrow England.

But Ellen White’s trademark goggles (Tall Man from Pan’s Labyrinth?) celebration isn’t premeditated? She scored a game winning goal in a World Cup semifinal, she can do whatever she wants. You’re lame for being so bent out of shape about it.

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Anonymous wrote:So loving the Lionesses getting trounced right now.

Trounced? What game were you watching?

Looooooosers.

We were also playing handicapped without the best player too (Megan Rapinoe). To win without that - yes, trounced.

best player???? maybe with purple hair

this is a team. From Naehr to Dunn to Ertz to Lavalle and Ohara and Heath and Morgan this was a great team effort.
Rapinoe is a part of that team. Not the best part in any way.

You must admit, that gesture was extremely offensive and deserved a red-card.

It was a lame gesture. Rapinoe and her make me cringe. What is worse is that was likely not spontaneous - she had to have thought out that little celebration in advance. Just play the game and celebrate with your teammates.

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Anonymous wrote:So loving the Lionesses getting trounced right now.

Trounced? What game were you watching?

Looooooosers.

We were also playing handicapped without the best player too (Megan Rapinoe). To win without that - yes, trounced.

best player???? maybe with purple hair

this is a team. From Naehr to Dunn to Ertz to Lavalle and Ohara and Heath and Morgan this was a great team effort.
Rapinoe is a part of that team. Not the best part in any way.

You must admit, that gesture was extremely offensive and deserved a red-card.

bwahahaha...offensive you got to be kidding...England supporters are upset they got beat plain and simple..had she done this and USA lost this wouldn't even be an issue. Its a goal celebration and nothing less. Perhaps a DX Suck It would have been more appropriate.

Guys this is a soccer forum, argue politics on stormfront