"They speak about how nerve-racking it was to watch our match against Congo and where they celebrated. This is the feedback I get. This is what we created, and how it should be. "This is what a World Cup is for: to connect with people and give them experiences they do not forget. "It makes me proud, it makes me happy. Even if it's just in a cab, at a coffee shop or in the supermarket, you share these little moments and understand that it actually meant something. "It showed that what the players built was transmitted, and it's what we want to build on."   submitted by   /u/Sparky-moon [link]   [comments]