so who can explain to me what Vlatko’s plan for facing Sweden is now that he’s run his starting lineup into the ground by playing them for all three group stage matches?
Dancing and smiling, yeah, but they were also doing this:
There’s no amount of touch line sprints that will fix the result of the match. You put it behind you, and focus on the next thing, because that’s all that matters in a knockout round.
can i just say that after the olympics i never thought i’d see the uswnt play that badly ever again. but now in retrospect, after having watched the disaster that these last few games have been. it’s a true testament to not only the ellis coaching era but also our veterans,
achievements vlatko has made as his time as the uswnt coach:
- losing 3 games in a row for the first time in almost 3 decades
- breaking the 71-game home unbeaten streak
- the first time the uswnt hasn’t won 2+ wwc group stage games