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Weird as Nigeria better in the game but their penalties were atrocious. 

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That's quality from Australia!

What a counter. Foord finishing that off very coolly. 

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Come on Denmark, and my former facebook friend! xD

To be fair, I have nothing against Australia either. May the best team win. Atmosphere wise it would be better for Australia to advance of course. 

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You can see Denmark's passing game from a mile away. Someone needs to instill a sense of urgency in them.

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31 minutes ago, Mel81x said:

You can see Denmark's passing game from a mile away. Someone needs to instill a sense of urgency in them.

They're really struggling to create anything meaningful. Australia just need to do the basics now and remain solid in defence.

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2 minutes ago, Stan said:

They're really struggling to create anything meaningful. Australia just need to do the basics now and remain solid in defence.

I can see Australia getting one more chance pretty soon to go one more up because the longer this goes on the more Denmark is going to have to try and get something and that will just open them up. 

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2-0 Australia! Well taken goal, Denmark look fatigued. Australia have more hunger about them. 

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Sam Kerr is probably the biggest name in Australian sport these days. 

So good to see her finally getting some game time

 

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"Can you believe this shit?" xD

Fun facts about Michelle Alozie (the player being stomped on): She holds a degree in molecular biology from Yale and, in addition to playing for the Houston Dash, works as a cancer research technician at the Texas Children's Hospital in Houston. 🤯

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9 minutes ago, Tommy said:

Fun facts about Michelle Alozie (the player being stomped on): She holds a degree in molecular biology from Yale and, in addition to playing for the Houston Dash, works as a cancer research technician at the Texas Children's Hospital in Houston. 🤯

That's unacceptable, she should obviously be focused on winning football matches. /s

Nah but in all seriousness, that's very impressive!

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Does the Australian Women's Football NT get paid equally compared to other sports in Australia? My guess is that they probably do. 

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19 hours ago, Tommy said:

That is such bullshit. Just because they have interests outside of football doesn't mean they can't focus on the game. 

 

Just like people blaming Germany's men's team World Cup exit on the rainbow coloured captain's armband. xD

No Rapinoe and some of the others on the American team put their own political agenda ahead of representing their country and playing football.  They were unfocused , and partial pre occupied with matters of the pitch and it showed in their play.  They were lucky to get out of the group stage and only played well in their last game after the criticism back home grew to be too much to ignore.  

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4 hours ago, Redcanuck said:

No Rapinoe and some of the others on the American team put their own political agenda ahead of representing their country and playing football.  They were unfocused , and partial pre occupied with matters of the pitch and it showed in their play.  They were lucky to get out of the group stage and only played well in their last game after the criticism back home grew to be too much to ignore.  

Can you quantify this? She didn't take a hiatus from football did she? She hasn't stopped playing or gave up trying? 

She may have added the political angle because she became a big name and wanted to make people aware of the inequality. 

Did you have the same criticism for Rashford when he was focusing on the free meals for kids initiatives? Even in general did you have the same criticism for him raising awareness of political issues instead of just focusing on football? 

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4 hours ago, Redcanuck said:

No Rapinoe and some of the others on the American team put their own political agenda ahead of representing their country and playing football.  They were unfocused , and partial pre occupied with matters of the pitch and it showed in their play.  They were lucky to get out of the group stage and only played well in their last game after the criticism back home grew to be too much to ignore.  

You only say that because you don't agree with their views. 

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4 hours ago, Redcanuck said:

No Rapinoe and some of the others on the American team put their own political agenda ahead of representing their country and playing football.  They were unfocused , and partial pre occupied with matters of the pitch and it showed in their play.  They were lucky to get out of the group stage and only played well in their last game after the criticism back home grew to be too much to ignore.  

This sounds like confirmation bias. If they won you sure wouldn't be saying they rode to victory due to being fired up about a woke agenda would you?

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