this is actually very sweet from Pia

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Pia Sundhage of Sweden Is a Coach at Home on the Move
Pia Sundhage of Sweden Is a Coach at Home on the Move
Pia Sundhage of Sweden Is a Coach at Home on the Move LINKOPING, Sweden — When Pia Sundhage left the United States women's soccer team in 2012 to become the coach of Sweden's national team, U.S. Soccer's news release said she was “returning home” to pursue opportunities. Most news media reports … Read more on New York Times Hope Solo Is a Hero on the Field. Repeat, on the Field. Also a player who…
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Pia Sundhage will play a major role in U.S-Sweden outcome
Pia Sundhage will play a major role in U.S-Sweden outcome
Pia Sundhage will play a major role in U.S-Sweden outcome
http://www.trbimg.com/img-557a3bd0/turbine/la-sp-usa-sweden-world-cup-20150612 Pia Sundhage is supposed to be living a dream. Sports – Los Angeles Times
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Sundhage wants winning Sweden mentality
Sundhage wants winning Sweden mentality
Published: Sunday 7 June 2015, 13.00CET She won two Olympic golds as United States coach; now Sweden’s Pia Sundhage hopes the US will be among her victims at the FIFA Women’s World Cup. Pia Sundhage will lead Sweden in the World Cup for the first time ©Getty Images Despite their prowess in women’s football, Sweden have failed to win a major trophy since Pia Sundhage converted a penalty that…
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I don't mean to kick a dead horse... But golly, Pia just spectacular.
Sundhage appointed Sweden coach (AFP) Sunday 2 September 2012 Sundhage appointed Sweden coach © Getty Images Pia Sundhage is to take over as coach of the Swedish women's national side, moving over from USA, who she guided to Olympic gold in London. The 52-year-old announced that she was leaving the USA job she had filled for five years on Saturday, after her team trounced Costa Rica 8-0 in a friendly. Shortly afterwards, in Stockholm, the Swedish football federation announced that she would take over as national coach on 1 December, replacing Thomas Dennerby, who stood down from the post last month after the Olympics. "We are enormously happy to reveal that Pia Sundhage will be our new national coach," federation president Karl-Erik Nilsson said. Sundhage, who won 146 caps for her country between 1975 and 1996, said: "It is the realisation of a dream for me to become the national coach of my own country." First up for Sundhage will be next year's European Championships, which Sweden is hosting, although she is expected to stay with the USA team for at least the next two matches of their victory tour, a pair of friendlies against Australia on 16 and 19 September. The Americans then host two matches against two-time FIFA Women's World Cup champions Germany on 20 and 23 October.
http://www.fifa.com/aboutfifa/footballdevelopment/technicalsupport/women/news/newsid=1693733/index.html
Yes!!
Suck it America!
We got our Pia Sundhage back!!
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