Emily Sonnett bridges the gap between the USWNT’s generations | 1v1 presented by Ally
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- Опубліковано 4 лип 2024
- OL Reign and the USWNT’s do-it-all star Emily Sonnett joins Kelley O’Hara to discuss what it’s like to bridge the gap between the USWNT’s older veterans and the rising Gen Z core. Sonnett discusses the different roles she plays for club and country and how her mentality has changed since her first World Cup. She also explains why she wants to play Australia in Australia and reveals which teammates she relies on the most when she’s on the field.
0:32-2:16 A Burning Question
2:16-5:15 The Second Time Around
5:15-8:01 Midfield vs. Defense
8:01-13:44 Millennials vs Gen Z
13:44-15:42 Managing Nerves
15:42-20:37 Who's Your Ally
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Sonnett's comment about being so fit playing the 6 is something that hit home. My daughter played soccer till she was 16, and ended up at the 6 for several years. She rarely had to come out because she was so fit. She ended up giving it up for cross country and track, because she had a lot more opportunities as a runner than a soccer player.
I LOVE these two together, I miss them playing on the same team together and this content makes me so freaking happy, thank you for this 😭😭😭😭😭
I love these so much! Keep em coming!
These are fun to watch in the mornings when I get ready for work lol
😂lol OK Emily sonnett is not in between generations sonnett is a basic millennial but you know who is in between generations, Rose Lavelle
Emily Sonnett one of the best defenders/middle
can kelley PLEASE have a podcast or how (like 1 full hour show) !!! love
She's freaking hilarious!
Thank God she played the 6 at reign because she came through in the Sweden game.
I love sonnet wears her hair down❤
That "best friends" comment had some sass! It's funny I assumed everyone was one big happy family, but it sounds like they really get sick of each other by the end of the tournament 😅
Me too then I had the thought of basically living with MY coworkers for 2 months and it made more sense 😂
That tag was a marketing nightmare tbh. I know there ain't no way I would seriously be calling every single one of my coworkers best friend. 😂😂
I've been walking around my neighborhood a lot. so im also pretty fit gals. in case you need me ssi.
Best Friend 🥲🥲🥲
Sonnet is funfetti
oh my god. its funfetti
🤩👍🤩
It looks like she might not play much. I hope she gets some minutes. 👍🏼
Lmao Sonnett is definitely not gen z. These things are so subjective but she is very much so a millennial
Sonnett is overrated
Drain question…Emily is right. The construction of the drain determines how water swirls in a drain “One can find both counterclockwise and clockwise flowing drains in both hemispheres. Some people would like you to believe that the Coriolis force affects the flow of water down the drain in sinks, bathtubs, or toilet bowls. Don’t believe them! The Coriolis force is simply too weak to affect such small bodies of water.” www.loc.gov/everyday-mysteries/physics/item/does-water-go-down-the-drain-counterclockwise-in-the-northern-hemisphere-and-clockwise-in-the-southern-hemisphere/
I would like to chip in here, as someone with an Australian ex, that the water does not go either way in the toilet because toilets there just flush straight back! (I needed to know the answer myself when I went there all the time lol)
@@wojo4hitz Correct in some commodes! Australian ones apparently! The drains they're referring to are like a sink drain where the water swirls as it empties. That can be either way, clockwise or anticlockwise, in either hemisphere.
@@bhuld0115haha I know, everyone just always talks about toilets in Australia and it's basically a trick question!