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Soccer Boom? Not. Big Step Forward? Maybe
funny thing happened on the way to the final. U.S. coach Pia Sundhage , a Swede who played for her national team, knew only the ball quickly and accurately under pressure. That Sundhage moved the strategy from the training ground to the
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Soccer Boom? Not. Big Step Forward? Maybe
funny thing happened on the way to the final. U.S. coach Pia Sundhage , a Swede who played for her national team, knew only the ball quickly and accurately under pressure. That Sundhage moved the strategy from the training ground to the
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Despite WCup Loss, Plenty of Optimism for US Women
the accuracy and touch on the flanks so critical in coach Pia Sundhage 's desire for a possession-based offense, and has keep pace in a game that is improving and evolving. Sundhage wants the U.S. to play a possession-oriented style
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US Can't Pull off One Last Thriller at World Cup
and captivated their country disappeared. "It's a small difference between success and not success," U.S. coach Pia Sundhage said. In this case, mere minutes. Homare Sawa scored in the 117th minute to tie it at 2, and Japan beat the
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Bumpy Road Looking Pretty Good Now for Americans
Of course it's something I bring up," U.S. coach Pia Sundhage said. "We've been there before, we've done it their bumpy road. "Nothing worries me right now," Sundhage said. "You have to enjoy the moment. Look at the
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World Cup Final Homecoming for US Defender Krieger
Frankfurt won the German Cup again. Pia Sundhage took over as coach shortly after mix for the U.S. team. But Sundhage , a Swede, knows all about the was more than holding her own. Sundhage called Krieger up for a May 22
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Frenzy of Attention Adds to Pressure for Americans
of course the players feel the same thing," U.S. coach Pia Sundhage said. Then, a smile playing across her face, the down, you move too fast.'" As reporters laughed, Sundhage sang Simon and Garfunkel's classic, "The 59th Street
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What Tired Legs? US Ready for Semifinal Vs France
U.S. coach Pia Sundhage gave her players about a day to revel Either you play or you go home,'" Sundhage said. "I think that kind of feeling box in the 65th minute Sunday. While Sundhage wouldn't say who will play in Buehler
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What Tired Legs? US Ready for Semifinal Vs France
minute Sunday. While U.S. coach Pia Sundhage wouldn't say who will play very important to be patient," Sundhage said. "We need to pick up the But the "bumpy road," as Sundhage likes to call it, has made the
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If US Can't Love Soccer After This, It Never Will
grit and teamwork that has become increasingly rare back home. So perhaps we shouldn't be surprised that U.S. coach Pia Sundhage , a Swede, summed it up as eloquently as anyone else. "It's something about the American attitude, and finding
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Americans: Quarterfinals or Final, Bring on Brazil
Schelin and Josefine Oqvist. The U.S. got away from coach Pia Sundhage 's preferred style of offense, reverting back to its more patient, especially in the attacking third," Sundhage said. "We were too eager to get in the box." Despite
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No Divided Loyalties When US Faces Sweden in WCup
There's no questioning Pia Sundhage 's loyalties, regardless of the nemesis Brazil. Never mind that Sundhage remains Sweden's greatest player not Sweden. It's just a team," Sundhage said. "It's a World Cup, and
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Change for the Better: Sundhage Transforms US Team
Pia Sundhage came into the first meeting with her new times they are a-changin'. With that, Sundhage let the Americans know she'd be a coach definitely been true — and it goes beyond Sundhage 's performing skills and foreign passport
