Image before Bayern penalty kick
My daughter Martina asked while watching football.which means that this Wednesday is a day off and working hours are longer, Happy Labor Day everyone, Why did people go to the village if it looked better on TV?. He used to ask me why there were so many games at night. It was easier to answer that way. Whoever pays is in charge.
“It’s really great to go out of town, the atmosphere, to experience it there first-hand, is amazing.“Better than sitting here in your pajamas.”
Luckily, when the director focused on part of the Allianz stands before Kane’s penalty, he was playing with his sister in the kitchen and I didn’t have to explain to him what he probably would have asked me. ‘If it’s so cool, why are all these people taking out their phones to record it instead of watching it?‘. And of course, how to explain this.
The shot was revealing. Much more than the persistent insistence a few minutes earlier on two fans with the Albanian flag showing hearts in their hands. Two shots in a row, as if one wasn’t enough for us to see that there was nothing behind him..
How can we explain to him, we said, that A trip to the football game has turned into a collection of stories, buy a ticket, which fortunately for the Germans is much cheaper, to pose and fill your mobile phone memory with endless videos as if they were exclusive. As if Kane’s goal or Lunin’s save were not recorded by television with rights, disenfranchised and many other reporters from TikTok or Instagram, more concerned with likes than with that unique feeling of seeing your teamyour striker, scores a penalty.
Immediately afterwards, the plane picked up another fan, bearing a more than reasonable resemblance to Gnabry, who clasped his hands in prayer. In the photographs of the penalty kick, in the background, there was no motive. There are still unremovablewho enter the field, where they need to go to absorb the sensations, those moments that give goosebumps, with freed hands to clench fists, hug or applaud, repositories of the atmosphere of each stadium, the French village, the one who resists the invader, the one who smiles , when he is focused on where his team is losing, or the one who makes waves when Barca are 2-2 against a mid-table team after a disastrous season against PSG and Madrid.
They were just a few seconds, revealing a new football, who can pay for it, not who feels it the most, suffers and enjoys it.. Someone who thinks it’s better to write it down than to live it. After all, it was almost the same answer to the same question. Whoever pays is in charge. Because if you record it on your cell phone, how can you hug the person next to you, be it your father, your friend or a stranger?