A collection of 11 posts
Phil Neville is exactly who many believed him to be. This past Tuesday, Neville, current manager of England's Women's National Football Team, remarked that his plan had always been to parlay his current job experience into a coaching career at the club level in men's
Sweden 2-1 England, in brief: Can you believe it's over? A month of chaos, discourse, bold lips, VAR, golazos and ecstasy, all coming to a close. Before the final on Sunday, there was the third place match, where a bruised but tireless Sweden outlasted England
USA 2-1 England I am pretty sure the pace of this match was being controlled by J.K. Simmons as that scary conductor in that jazz movie, who saw the opening passes, slammed his fist into the wall and screamed "THAT’S NOT MY TEMPO!
England 3-0 Norway I don't know about everyone else, but watching one game a day now is almost disappointing and it's hard to believe that after this weekend we'll be down to just three games. This one felt over with before it really even got
England 3-0 Cameroon So much happened in this game, much of which wasn't during the run of play and we're not sure that most of it even merits discussing here. That so many people are refusing to see the role of racism and colonialism in
by Zoë Hayden (Japan/England) and Kirsten Whelan (Scotland/Argentina) Japan 0-2 England Both teams advance with opponents yet to be determined, but Japan suffers a bit in this loss. The team style seems to really depend on finesse and being in the right position