Retired U.S. women’s soccer icon, two-time World Cup champ, two-time Olympic gold medalist and current ESPN analyst Julie Foudy kicks around some Women’s World Cup Q&A.
Retired U.S. women’s soccer icon, two-time World Cup champ, two-time Olympic gold medalist and current ESPN analyst Julie Foudy kicks around some Women’s World Cup Q&A with Post columnist Steve Serby.A: Well, you’ve got a ton of young talent that are these game-changing type players. They’re going into their first World Cup, yes, but you look at that front line.
A: He’s a fantastic player manager. Players love him. Incredibly detailed. Loves to really add nuance and layers to the game. This is also his first World Cup. I’m sure he is also a little bit nervous, but yeah, he’s a really good coach.A: Yeah, I do. They seem like they have a ton of fun when I see ’em. He’s got a bunch of characters on the team as well. Emily Sonnett leading that charge.
A: That goes right at the top, of course, because again, people thought we wouldn’t be able to fill the stadiums and put on the show that we put on in terms of the standard and the numbers of the attendance and all that went with it. We were very adamant that we go in big stadiums in a national footprint, not keep it regionalized in smaller stadiums.
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