Why USWNT coach Emma Hayes was so happy in the basement of a London pub: ‘I’ve got my mojo back’
When it comes to her tenure as the USWNT boss, Hayes is, in her words, “fresh out of the packet”, but she is already thinking about her legacy, explaining that unifying the US talent pool under a women’s football development strategy is “going to be the biggest piece” of what she leaves behind.
Emma Hayes’ eye-opening admission about taking USWNT coaching job
“I feel like I’ve got my mojo back and my smile back and joy back that I didn’t realize how much I’d lost in that,” Hayes said, as reported by Emily Keogh, ESPN correspondent. “I definitely didn’t feel healthy at the end. I just felt unwell, not because of pressure, but the stress — the toll it took on me.”
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USWNT boss Emma Hayes prepared for the 'weird moment' of singing national anthems when her team face England this week.
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