To be fair, 'wah wah wah' is next-level media criticism, too.
U.S. forward Megan Rapinoe on Alex Morgan's tea cup celebration: "I think I might have been upstaged. That was next-level."
And on English criticism of the tea cup celebration: "Wah, wah, wah... I don't think anyone truly believes we disrespect opponents."
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It’s perfect.
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The arrogance continues. Are we surprised?
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Dude - every time Eng string together 3 victories in a cup y’all break out in “Its coming home” - Home? Y’all skipped the first 20years of the competition and have one the cup once.
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If your takeaway from last night’s match was offence at Morgan’s celebration, you need to give your head a wobble. Brilliant occasion, great match, right result despite VAR crapness, and now we hopefully get chance to see Megan Rapinoe lifting the thing on Sunday. She’s spot on
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From what I saw on Twitter the criticism was a relative handful of lip wobbling melts embarrassing the rest of us with their thin skinned fragility and some media beating it up for the usual reasons. A lot of us thought it was a fairly chuckle-worthy but harmless bit of sledging.
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Tedious dude bros are all over the place To them, we can only offer a spot of tea?pic.twitter.com/NBIqjBvwOs
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is saying "itscominghome" for the last 18 months arrogance? asking for a friend.
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