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NWSL Club Lowdown

Posted by mollysfootyrants on April 27, 2017April 28, 2017

I think its time to know a bit more about each club and for some more ranting.

So pick your club and see the good, the bad, my rants and the fans.

BREAKERS RED STARS DASH

FCKC PRIDE THORNS

SKY BLUE COURAGE

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CHAOS IN THE BOX AND COMMUNITY Sitting in between Melbourne Victory supporters was always going to be an experience. The early opening goal brought gleeful celebrations, while the Wanderers inevitable reply provided groans. In the final heart stopping moments anxiety grew as the Wanderers caused chaos in the box and promised we were paying attention right through to the end. THEN. The save by Dumont after an absolute rocket looked to seal a winner. Relief so thick the final whistle went unheard. For the full write up head over to the site and have a read 🤙

NUMBER ONE - SAM KERR The Guardian compile a top 100 list every year. It’s informed, in-depth and produced by football people. The lack of Matildas this year is both significant and insignificant. Significant in that so many of our players struggled to find form during such a crucial year in the tournament cycle. Insignificant in, we know the talent we have, we’ve built something special that will continue to hit the world by storm. However, Sam Kerr is setting the bench mark. The Guardian has Kerr at the top of the pile. There can be few arguments about this result. 📸 @bythewhiteline

Friday waddling to the weekend like Gorry. The rest of us are Garriock telling the Friday to get a move on.

Game day. Can’t miss it if it’s on the fridge. Wanna know what could happen this weekend, make sure to check out Prediction Thursday 🤙

BALLON dOR WINNER World Cup performances are still vital in the women’s game when it comes down to awards. A lack of total coverage, whether tv or media, means the spotlight shines even brighter in this massive tournament. There’s no doubt France 2019 was Megan Rapinoe’s. The clean sweep of trophies since is evidence. Is this a fair reflection of the best women to play football in 2019? Probably not. Players such as Kerr, Miedema, Graham Hansen, Harder and Ertz have all dazzled consistently this year and deserve a proper chance at these awards. Media coverage and accessibility to games must improve. Until then, the major tournaments and players who do spark the media bandwagon will continue to sway awards like this.

And we’re back for the last match of the round RIGHT NOW. Perth Glory v Sydney FC Sydney head into the unknown. Perth have only played a single match without their internationals in round one. In stark contrast, Sydney FC are predictable, with a very similar squad to last season who know how to grind out results. Experience may lend it’s hand in this one, with a midday clash in Western Australia doing no one any favours. The idea is like having a roast in the middle of summer, you do it on Christmas, but better saved for a later time. The Glory have a chance to really throw a spanner in the works if they can expose Sydney’s defence with pace and finish off opportunities. If Perth don’t come out much better than round one? It could be an easy stroll and early minute for Sydney in this one, with their ability to work the flanks and capitalise on the slightest of opportunities. Prediction: Perth Glory 0 – 4 Sydney FC

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