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by Carli Lloyd


  O’Reilly, Heather, 63, 74, 87

  in Algarve Cup, 73

  in Canada friendly, 172

  fitness of, 162

  friendship with, 151

  in Olympics, 109, 147

  in World Cup, 130, 133, 212

  Osborne, Leslie, 87–88

  Overbeck, Carla, 18

  P

  Padua, Italy, 126

  Peace Cup, 102–3

  Pearce, Christie, 126. See also Rampone, Christie

  Pedersen, Christina, 146, 148

  perfectionism, 7–8

  Petrucelli, Chris, 33–36, 51

  criticism by, 5

  Lloyd cut by, 5, 35–36, 219

  Philadelphia Charge, 38

  Philadelphia Inquirer, 31

  Philadelphia Museum of Art, 127

  PITA (Pain In The Ass) nickname, 26

  Player of the Game, 171

  Player of the Match, 185, 196, 199, 203

  Player of the Tournament, 213

  Player of the Week, 164–65

  Popp, Alexandra, 200, 203

  PPL Park, Chester, Pennsylvania, 138–39

  Press, Christen, 161, 182, 184, 191

  Prospectors steakhouse, 71–72

  Pryce, Nandi, 33, 61

  Puma, 68

  R

  Rampone, Christie. See also Pearce, Christie

  on coach changes, 170

  in Olympics, 107, 108, 151, 152, 153

  in South Korea friendly, 163

  in World Cup, 131

  Rapinoe, Megan, 75

  with Chicago Red Stars, 118–19

  fouls by, 197

  in Mexico game, 125–26

  in Olympics, 143–44, 146, 152

  in South Korea friendly, 163

  in World Cup, 6, 130, 132, 133, 135, 191, 193–95, 199–200, 208–9, 211

  Red Bull Arena, Harrison, New Jersey, 162–63

  Riise, Hege, 134

  Rincon, Yoreli, 195

  Rivera, Mariano, 7–8

  Rocky (movie), 127

  Rodriguez, Amy

  in Algarve Cup, 168

  in New Zealand game, 184

  in Olympics, 109, 111, 113

  in Padua game, 127

  in World Cup, 198

  Rogers, Paul, 126, 132, 135, 163

  Rolex, 127

  Ronaldo, 215, 217

  Rosa, Andreia, 104, 132

  Rutgers University, 5, 32–33, 39

  Ryan, Greg, 59, 60, 61–62, 95, 99

  in Algarve Cup, 73

  on coachability, 83

  criticism by, 67–68, 75–76, 82–83, 84–88, 129

  defensive style of, 65–66, 67–68, 75–76, 88

  players against, 158

  Solo on, 89–91

  team’s frustration with, 88

  on teamwork, 85

  in World Cup, 88–89

  S

  Sandy, Utah, 141–42

  Sasic, Celia, 199, 200–201, 203, 215

  Sauerbrunn, Becky, 176, 198, 210

  Sawa, Homare, 135, 152

  Schelin, Lotta, 168

  Scott, Dawn, 7, 139, 162

  Scurry, Briana, 53, 55

  critical interview by, 91

  on family and career, 70

  on Lloyd, 94

  Solo on, 89–91

  in World Cup, 89

  Seger, Caroline, 191

  self-care, importance of, 82

  self-doubt/self-criticism, 7–9, 17–19, 28

  after World Cup, 139

  before World Cup, 192–93

  Galanis’s training on, 52–53

  as ongoing challenge, 102–3

  Ryan and, 67–68

  tryouts and, 23–25

  in U-21s, 38

  in World Cup, 194

  Sellers, Quinn, 25, 28, 31

  Sendai, Japan, 138

  Sermanni, Tom, 159–60, 180

  fired as coach, 169–70, 181

  goal of, 167–68

  strategy by, 168

  on training, 162

  setbacks, 121

  Shackford, Julie, 63

  Shanghai, China, 51–52

  Sheraton Vancouver Wall Centre, 205

  Shulha, Veronika, 61

  Sinclair, Christine, 108, 144, 145, 147, 148

  Sky Blue FC, 121, 124–25, 165

  Smith, Jerry, 33–34, 81

  Smith, Rebecca, 217

  soccer

  development of U.S., 16

  tryouts, 23–25

  Soccer America’s Female Player of the Year, 81

  Solo, Hope, 33

  in Algarve Cup, 182

  at Ballon d’Or, 215

  friendship with, 149

  on Lloyd’s success, 163–64

  in Olympics, 109–10, 111, 152, 153–54

  on Olympics, 105

  on Ryan, 89–91

  Ryan on, 85

  skill of, 87

  Sundhage on, 191

  in World Cup, 2, 6, 89, 132, 136, 188, 189, 190, 200–201, 203, 211

  South Jersey Select team, 23–25

  South Korea, 76–77, 102–3, 162–63, 185

  Sports Illustrated, 2

  Stallone, Sylvester, 127

  Stevens, Jerramy, 180, 192

  strength training, 100, 162

  Sundhage, Pia, 5, 97–98, 103

  in Algarve Cup 2014, 168

  contract not renewed by, 119–20

  contract renewed by, 121

  on fitness, 120–21, 124

  on leadership, 125

  on Lloyd in Olympics, 144, 154

  on loss of focus, 118

  move to coach Sweden, 157–58

  in Olympics, 108, 112

  on Olympic starters, 142–44

  on Olympic strategy, 151

  strategy change by, 140–42

  support by, 129–30

  on Wambach, 104–5

  in World Cup, 190–92

  on World Cup, 133

  Swanson, Steve, 187–88

  Sweden, 103, 130

  in Algarve Cup, 118, 138, 168

  in Nordic Cup, 38, 57

  Sundhage as coach for, 157–58

  trip to, 139–40

  in World Cup, 6–7, 87, 130–31, 133, 190–92

  Sweet, Karen, 155, 212–13

  Sweet, Kathy, 155

  swimming, 12

  Switzerland

  in Algarve Cup, 181

  Ballon d’Or in, 215–18

  T

  Tancredi, Melissa, 146

  Tarpley, Lindsay, 37–38, 57

  with Chicago Red Stars, 118–19

  in Olympics, 112

  Thornton, Karen, 14–15

  to-do lists, 14

  togetherness factor, 99

  Tohidi, Maureen, 25, 26, 28, 31

  Trinidad and Tobago, 174

  U

  U-17 team, 100–101

  U-18 team, 32

  U-21 team, 33–38, 50

  camp of 2004, 51

  Lloyd cut from, 5, 35–36, 41

  under Ellis, 62–63

  underdog mentality, 5–6, 120, 141–43, 220

  Universal Soccer Academy, 49

  University of North Carolina, 5

  University of Tennessee, 18

  U.S. Men’s National Team, 16

  U.S. Olympic Committee, 64

  U.S. Soccer, 94–95

  contract with, not renewed, 119–20

  feeder team, 33–38

  Player of the Year, 118

  Rolex from, 127

  U.S. Women’s National Team, 2, 43, 50. See also Algarve Cup; Olympic Games

  Brazil vs., 88–89, 103–4, 109–13, 131–32, 175–76

  Canada vs., 108–9, 145–48

  China vs., 138–39

  Colombia vs., 144

  contract with, not renewed, 119–20

  Costa Rica vs., 157–58

  Denmark vs., 75–76, 168

  first cap with, 62

  first goal for, 75

  France vs., 133, 14
2–43

  gender double standard for, 90

  Iceland vs., 160–61

  Ireland vs., 74

  Japan vs., 133–36, 139–40, 151–54

  Lloyd as outsider in, 92–95

  Lloyd signed onto, 60–61

  Mexico vs., 65, 125–26

  New Zealand vs., 145

  North Korea vs., 130–31, 145

  Norway vs., 103, 107–8

  player vs. coach control of, 56, 158

  politics and cliques in, 80–82, 91, 170

  popularity of, 137

  preferred career path for, 5

  pressure to prove yourself in, 81

  South Korea vs., 76–77, 102–3, 162–63

  Sweden vs., 103, 131, 139–40

  Taipei vs., 75

  training camp, 2004, 53–58

  training camp, 2005, 59–60

  training camp, 2009, 118, 120–27

  training camp, 2013, 160

  training camp, 2014, 167, 169, 172

  training camp, 2015, 179, 182

  treatment of newcomers in, 54–55, 57–58, 64

  Ukraine vs., 59–63

  ups and downs with, 5–6

  V

  van Egmond, Emily, 189, 190

  Vaughn, Vince, 113

  Vermes, Peter, 16

  Vermes Field, 16

  visualization, 83–84, 86, 142–43, 144, 181

  W

  Wagner, Aly, 33, 57, 61, 62, 65

  career path of, 81

  in World Cup, 91

  Wambach, Abby, 57, 65, 75

  in Algarve Cup, 84, 167–68, 180

  broken leg of, 104–5, 108, 118

  in Canada friendly, 172

  on coach changes, 170

  in Ireland game, 184

  on Lloyd, 92–94

  Lloyd on, 163

  in Mexico game, 184–85

  in Olympics, 144, 146, 147, 151–52

  in Padua game, 126

  on Ryan, 88

  skill of, 86–87

  in South Korea game, 162–63

  Sundhage on, 191

  with Western New York Flash, 161–62, 164–65

  in World Cup, 132, 134, 135, 136, 193, 195, 202, 208, 212

  Washington Spirit, 18

  Wembley Stadium, 148–54

  Wentzler, Christine, 32

  Western New York Flash, 161–62, 164–65, 173

  Wheddon, Phil, 86

  Whitehill, Cat, 33, 74, 89

  Wiik, Melissa, 107

  Williams, Venice, 25, 26–27, 28, 31

  Wilson, Kelly, 37

  Wilson, Patti, 19, 119, 188

  car accident and, 121–24

  Christmases with, 177

  cookie party by, 121–24, 127

  Olympics and, 155

  at World Cup, 130, 212–13

  Women’s Professional Soccer (WPS), 118–19

  Women’s United Soccer Association (WUSA), 38, 160

  World Cup

  1999, 18

  2007, 2, 65–66, 87–91

  2011, 129–36

  2015, 3, 6–9, 186–213

  fouls in, 187–88, 197

  pressure to win, 129–30

  qualifying for 2011, 125–27

  qualifying for 2015, 174

  training for, 176–77, 185

  victory tour after, 138, 223

  World Player of the Year, 3, 83–84, 215–18

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  About the Author

  CARLI LLOYD is a co-captain of the U.S. Women’s National Soccer Team and the reigning FIFA World Player of the Year after leading the team to victory in the 2015 World Cup. The midfielder also scored the gold medal–winning goals in both the 2008 and 2012 Olympics, before leading the team to the 2016 games in Rio. She has played in three FIFA Women’s World Cup tournaments, helping the U.S. win bronze in 2007, silver in 2011, and finally gold in 2015. She was awarded the FIFA Golden Ball and the Silver Boot in 2015. The New Jersey native currently plays for the Houston Dash in the National Women’s Soccer League.

  WAYNE COFFEY is an award-winning sports journalist and the author of more than thirty books, including such New York Times bestsellers as The Closer with Mariano Rivera; Wherever I Wind Up with R. A. Dickey; and Above the Line with Urban Meyer.

 

 

 


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