The U.S. women’s soccer team coach, Jill Ellis, has responded to recent complaints from forward Crystal Dunn about the team’s lack of playing time. In a statement, Ellis said that no one is forced to play and that the team’s success is based on the collective effort of all players.<\/p>\n
Dunn, who is the reigning National Women’s Soccer League MVP, has been vocal about her lack of playing time for the U.S. team. She recently expressed her frustration with the team’s coaching staff and the lack of playing time she has been receiving.<\/p>\n
In response, Ellis said that the team is a collective effort and that every player has the opportunity to contribute. She said that it is the team’s responsibility to make sure that everyone is involved and that no one is forced to play. She also said that she and the coaching staff are committed to developing all players and that everyone has the potential to be successful.<\/p>\n
Ellis’ statement comes at a time when the U.S. team is preparing for the upcoming World Cup. With the tournament just a few months away, Ellis and the coaching staff are working hard to ensure that the team is ready to compete.<\/p>\n
Ellis’ statement is a reminder that no one is forced to play and that everyone has the opportunity to contribute. It is also a reminder that the team’s success is based on the collective effort of all players. As the U.S. team prepares for the World Cup, Ellis’ words are a reminder that no one player is bigger than the team.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
The U.S. women’s soccer team coach, Jill Ellis, has responded to recent complaints from forward Crystal Dunn about the team’s lack of playing time. In a statement, Ellis said that no one is forced to play and that the team’s success is based on the collective effort of all players. Dunn, who is the reigning …<\/p>\n