Currently at October 12 in watching the NWSL and I wonder what more still need to occur for coaches of the less successful NWSL teams to realize and care about how much their players are not really missing the goal of the opponent team rather than aiming at the out, and in general how much they are internally inhibited from scoring. Rather than being the less probable potential, one instead can in general bet on missing the goal or shooting inadequately (or not shooting at all) when such opportunity occurs for those teams. The internal inhibition seems to me so strong that even when a shot hits one of the goal bars I do not think about a tiny error that made the shot miss but instead think about the tiny correction that was withheld from the shot to make it miss all the out.
Those teams need to correct themselves or otherwise they can be designated as honorary middle eastern teams, which are the kings of inhibited playing in men's soccer.
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