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"Scarcely a week has gone by without the Americans transgressing some theoretical, and often invisible, boundary; there has been little outright hostility, but..."

"... over the last month it has been impossible not to notice an undercurrent of something approaching opprobrium, a sense that while the United States must be praised for winning, it can be condemned for not winning, somehow, in the right way.... Individually, all of these incidents fall somewhere on the border between trivial and laughable. Taken together, though, they indicate a pattern; their frequency suggests a trend toward the policing of the behavior — and particularly the joy — of the American players. There is no question that this United States team is revered for its efficacy, its talent, its history; nobody would deny its claim to be the best in the world. It does not, though, seem to be especially well-liked.... This United States is the dominant force in women’s soccer.... That comes with the inevitable consequence that rivals and challengers and usurpers tend to want to see it fall, to take pleasure in its perceived failings, to start to feel resentment alongside their reverence. Perhaps, then, there is a compliment hidden in the criticism...."

From "With No Argument on Substance, Critics Take Aim at U.S.’s Style/Attempts to police the joy the United States has taken in rampaging through the Women’s World Cup only confirm what should be clear: the team is different from everyone else" (NYT).

I read that shortly after reading this, from Equipment Maintenance in the comments to one of yesterday's posts: "I didn't root for Spassky but I will be rooting for The Netherlands today."

Who are you rooting for in today's World Cup title match between the U.S. and the Netherlands?

The U.S., because I love my country's team.

The U.S., because it's the U.S. and I'm an American. Don't like these women, but I'm loyal.

The Netherlands, because I feel opposed to my own country's team.

The Netherlands, because I'm not an American.

The U.S., because I like them even though I'm not an American.

No preference. I don't care about soccer.

No preference. I don't care about women's sports.

 

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