It was classless just like their celebrations over Thailand at 10-0 up. Can't think of another country that would behave in such a way. Even though it wasn't that offensive to the English celebrating in a mocking fashion of your opponents is very typically American
They still don't have girls teams! I just assumed they would by now.
They still don't have girls teams! I just assumed they would by now.
The goals after 10 broke the record for biggest ever World Cup win, think the celebrations were fair play personally. I don’t think elite sports people should ever feel guilty of breaking records on the elite stage and not celebrate it. Opinions though of course and others will feel differently.
The goals after 10 broke the record for biggest ever World Cup win, think the celebrations were fair play personally. I don’t think elite sports people should ever feel guilty of breaking records on the elite stage and not celebrate it. Opinions though of course and others will feel differently.
Am I the only one who thought Alex Morgan’s “cup of tea celebration” was actually supposed to represent dragging on a spliff?
I don't think so. She raised the pinky in the way of correctly observed tea drinking etiquette. I guess you could call it a lazy English stereotype.
No idea if it's true, but I honestly can't stand Alex Morgan. She looks like a massive fecking prick. Or whatever the female equivalent of a prick is.
Aye, another one I don't understand all the fawning over. Well, I understand, but neither are very appealing people to me.She's just a less scary Hope Solo.
Ah I wasnt on about the celebration, I love a bit of mocking. I just dislike her general, I dunno, aura? It's just so American. Not to say I dont like Americans, but I suppose in the sense of the mean girl in an American high school movie.What are you guys on about. Alex Morgan is a dream feck to all sports fans and the tea celebration was, imo, a bit of harmless banter.
Ah I wasnt on about the celebration, I love a bit of mocking. I just dislike her general, I dunno, aura? It's just so American. Not to say I dont like Americans, but I suppose in the sense of the mean girl in an American high school movie.
Ah I wasnt on about the celebration, I love a bit of mocking. I just dislike her general, I dunno, aura? It's just so American. Not to say I dont like Americans, but I suppose in the sense of the mean girl in an American high school movie.
Nah, I know exactly what the mean. Get the exact same aura from Hope.
Like you say .. that kind of bitchy high school girl that ends up being a suburban 'mom' with a fake smile plastered on 24/7. She's just got that general vibe to her.
I might be completely wrong and she's lovely, tbf.
In case you want someone to cheer:
I'm hoping that the Netherlands win and I'm hoping they can then bring a lot of fans to the final. Their fans have been great at this tournament and the numbers and the noise have been building up with every game from them.
The atmosphere for the final could be terrific if a wall of orange gets going.
On the other hand, Sweden - er, well, may the best team win I guess![]()
Am I the only one who thought Alex Morgan’s “cup of tea celebration” was actually supposed to represent dragging on a spliff?
Excellent. Judging by the shirt number she’s a striker?
And it's not just England where the WWC is getting attention.
The BBC has had TV rights (for free!) for the WSL for a couple of years, but they've always shuffled them round somewhere between the red button and online, with only an occasional slot on BBC1/2. The England team weren't treated much differently until this year.
It always felt as if they were embarrassed about the accusation they were just being "politically correct" - I think they'll be braver about it now.![]()
BT has the main right for WSL afaik. BBC sometimes cover games online via a stream or live text, not sure I've seen a league game on BBC TV before but I could be wrong as very rarely check them in fairness.
Find it incredible that Thailand kept a clean sheet for the longest against USA so far this tournament. Great trivia question.
Oh my goodness
Alex Morgan is awesome.
Am I the only one who thought Alex Morgan’s “cup of tea celebration” was actually supposed to represent dragging on a spliff?
She’s been married for 5 years.I thought she was insulting her boyfriend.
And it's not just England where the WWC is getting attention.
The BBC has had TV rights (for free!) for the WSL for a couple of years, but they've always shuffled them round somewhere between the red button and online, with only an occasional slot on BBC1/2. The England team weren't treated much differently until this year.
It always felt as if they were embarrassed about the accusation they were just being "politically correct" - I think they'll be braver about it now.![]()
sad but neither Sweden or Holland look capable of beating themThe USWNT is so unlikeable, really hope they lose the final. Sadly it looks unlikely...