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i remember really enjoying it. when? yeah, yeah, yeah. it felt like: look what we’re capable of. do you remember that period when your own goal was like, ‘let’s see where they are’? basically, looking for challenges. yeah. like, seeing where, how far. yeah, seeing how far i can go. exactly, exactly. let’s see if i improve and the rest improve, what we can do. exactly, yes.

no, that’s also why the memory of that match against austria was a bit like: shit, because i felt, and i think the rest did too, that we were capable of doing better. yes. and we can play very well, because there’s a lot of talent. and that day it was like things were coming together: look, we can stand up to teams that, at that time, well, had gone far. you’re below them, but there, whether you like it or not, you leave with the feeling that’s the next challenge. right. to be there. i can be there. sure. and i’m going to work even harder for it too. in fact, well, and the next world cup was when we won it.

and let’s see, the goalscorers. you and me. patri. well hit. i think it was from the right-hand corner of the box. i mean, i was on my weaker foot, no? mmm, very good. really? and, and i’m not sure if i sort of shifted it to my left and shot it. could that be it? yes, very good. that’s how it went, didn’t it? an amazing goal. it was a one-two, no? and like that. yeah, see? i remembered. very good. I’d say it came from a free-kick taken from the left wing.

no. hang on, i’ll have a go. but no, i can’t remember anything else. what a story you’ve come up with. really? and i head it in? or i kick it in. you head it in, but no, it’s from open play. well, it would be a second-phase move. amanda plays it back to jenni. ah, maybe it is from a free-kick after all. i mean, if not, what am i doing there? yes, i think it comes from...they must have cut it. i think it comes from a free kick. well, i thought it was from the other side. see because jenni’s here now. i think jenni got a bit annoyed with amanda. amanda gave her the cold shoulder, and you sort of gave her a bit of a hard time there. ah, right. and a little goal. she’s so happy.

yeah. i remember there was a good turnout. the pitches were still there. yeah, it was the one before. let’s see who wins. come on, wait? i say twelve. no, less. how much do you say? i say five. two thousand one hundred and seventy-four. well, take away the one i said at first. i mean, i see it as something really lovely, having seen the whole evolution of, well, that it seemed like a lot of people to us, having the memory of a lot of people with two thousand people. but because i thought it was, well, packed. and now, well, having filled the wanda. well, maybe now there are lots of people who think it’s normal, and how lovely that they’ve come to see it as normal too, playing in front of twenty, thirty or fifty thousand people.