After the failure of the Netherlands and the failures of Bierenstein, Leon Stendler expects great joy in America
Leon Stendler thinks soccer fans in the United States had a blast during the World Cup match between the Netherlands and Spain. Lynette Bierenstein missed an opportunity to criticize America in this game.
Ahead of the World Cup quarterfinals, Behrenstein said the U.S. was a “big mouth” before being knocked out by Sweden in the round of 16. “What did I think when they left? Yes! Bye America,” said Behrenstein, “you have to show it in previous matches before you speak.”
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She now takes those words back like a boomerang, because a mistake by Behrenstein eliminated Orange.Germany in April (0-1 loss). “There are times when you think: Give it a go. We’re used to her doing a good thing and then finishing badly or not making the right choice.”
“He points out that Americans should let their feet do the talking before they start talking… I think those Americans are making a clip of Lynette Behrenstein. If I were one of those Americans I would do that.”
Trailing 1-0 in the closing stages of regulation time, Beerenstein missed two good chances. She could breathe a sigh of relief as Stephanie van der Gracht scored and pulled a stretch out of the fire. In that extra time, the attacker missed two more chances, after which Spain took control of the match.
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