Megan Rapinoe Says U.S. Women's Soccer Coach Has the 'Worst Job in the World'

Former U.S. Women’s soccer star Megan Rapinoe is again raising eyebrows by claiming that the coach for her team had the “worst job in the world.”

Rapinoe mercifully retired from pro soccer, but apparently, her hunger for publicity is still in high gear as she appears in a new documentary ripping the U.S. Women’s National Team.

America may have thought they finally heard the last of Rapinoe, but apparently not.

Appearing in a Netflix series Under Pressure: The U.S. Women’s World Cup Team, Rapinoe is seen describing her coach’s job as extremely high-stakes, per The Messenger.

The USWNT head coach had the “worst job in the world,” she exclaimed.

“I always say it’s the worst job in the world because if you do your job, then you were supposed to, and if you do one hair less, then you are gonna get lambasted for it,” she said.

Rapinoe has lived a dream many athletes never realized. She played a game for a living and became rich (worth more than $7 million, according to Forbes) and famous in the process.

But she also spent a lot of time pushing extremist, left-wing doggerel using her platform to attack the country, push the radical gay and transgender agenda, and generally advocate for extremism.

For instance, the USWNT captain was one of the early adopters in sports of ex-NFL player Colin Kaepernick’s revolting act of taking a knee to protest the flag, the military, the police, and America’s history and ethos.

Indeed, Rapinoe was so militant about disrespecting the United States that she reportedly bullied younger players into joining her in taking a knee during the anthem.

Most recently, the petulant striker even went so far as to attack God himself by claiming there isn’t a God because she got injured in her last game and was forced to ignominiously limp off the field in a fitting capper to her career.

“I’m not a religious person or anything,” Rapinoe exclaimed. “And if there wasn’t God, like, this is proof that there isn’t, because this is f***ed up. So, yeah, it just, it’s just f***ed up, you know?”

The list of Rapinoe’s attacks on America and her advocacy for extremist, left-wingery is long. To name just a few of her antics:

In 2021, she took a knee during the anthem and embarrassed the United States on the international scene by refusing to stand during the Olympics in Tokyo.

In 2020, she and her left-wing activist teammates wore Black Lives Matter jackets to criticize America during an international game against the Netherlands.

Also, on her way out of the door as a pro soccer player, Rapinoe said that the “highlight” of her career wasn’t winning gold, silver, and bronze medals at the Olympics, not representing our country on the international stage, not winning World Cups and national tournaments… nope. None of that. It was being instrumental in the fight for “getting equal pay” for the USWNT.

Rapinoe has also repeatedly claimed that men claiming to be transgender athletes are “real women.” But she only started making this claim once she knew she was on her way out of pro soccer and would never have to face a man claiming to be a woman playing women’s pro soccer.

The moment we stop hearing from this odious woman, it won’t be soon enough.

Editor’s Note: This story originally characterized Rapinoe’s comments as describing her job playing for USWNT, not the responsibilities of her head coach. The article relied on a report from the Washington Examiner without checking the Netflix program to corroborate the accuracy of the report.

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