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在拉脱维亚队战平德国队的那个夜晚,伊比利亚半岛弥漫着—股清纯的味道。一群带着最简单的追求、使用最简单的打法、索求着最简单的快乐的拉脱维亚青年将老于世故的德国人衬托得丑陋不堪。几乎所有观看过那场比赛的球迷都对一个数字的对比啧啧称奇:在德国仅注册的球员人数就有600万之多,而拉脱维亚全国人口才只有230万。就在人们纷纷开始揣测这个神秘的东欧弱旅究竟还要掀起多大的风浪时,拉脱维亚队上至官员、教练下至球员最关心的却完全是另外一个问题:即将在异国度过的詹尼节(拉脱维亚最重要的节日之一),他们能不能像在家乡一样享受到啤酒、奶酪、篝火和一个快乐的不眠夜。
The night Ilan Latvia team draw Germany, the Iberian Peninsula filled with pure taste. A group of Latvian youth with the simplest quest, the simplest method of play, and the simplest pleasures of seeking pleasure are ugly with the worldly Old German. Almost all fans who watched the game amazed at the comparison of one figure: there are as many as six million registered players in Germany, compared to 2.3 million in Latvia. Just when people began to speculate on how much the storms of the mysterious Eastern Europe are going to be set off, Latvia team up to officials, coaches down to the players are most concerned about is entirely another question: the exotic spent the Jenin Festival (One of Latvia’s most important festivals) whether they can enjoy beer, cheese, bonfires and a happy, sleepless night as they do in their hometowns.