“The last two games Casey Eugene Fair (PDA) has been coming off the bench, what impact do you think it’s had, do you think she’ll get playing time tomorrow (against Germany)?Brooke Evans of the Associated Press asked South Korea women’s national soccer team head coach Colleen Bell during a press conference at Brisbane Stadium in Queensland, Australia, on Aug. 2.”We’re doing great, thank you for your interest in the history-making pair .”Bell’s response soon became a little tiresome.” You’re the youngest player to play in this (Women’s) World Cup, and you’re the first mixed-race player from South Korea to play in the Women’s World Cup. It’s a big deal,” he said, “but we have to take care of this young player.” “There’s a saying in German: ‘Just let something amazing happen (and don’t intervene). That’s my message.” True to his word, Fair was the Korean player who received the most attention at the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023.After every match, when the whistle blew and the players entered the joint press area, the foreign media would try to catch a glimpse of the pair instead of the usual suspects, Ji So-yeon (Suwon FC) and Cho So-hyun (Independent).Even before the first match against Colombia, the Korea Football Association received several requests to interview the pair.The symbolism of the pair is huge. Not only in Korea, but also from a global perspective. Born in June 2007, she is the youngest participant in the tournament .He also made “new history” at the World Cup. When she came on as a substitute against Colombia, she set the record for the youngest appearance in World Cup history for both men and women. She was 16 years and 26 days old .The previous record was held by Ifeanyi Chiejin at 16 years and 34 days in 1999 in the United States. The previous record for the youngest appearance at a men’s World Cup was set by Norman Whiteside (Northern Ireland) at 17 years and 40 days in Spain 1982.The new record for starts was missed by a day. Paire started the third group game against Germany and was on the pitch for 86 minutes. At the time, he was 16 years and 35 days old, one day shy of Chiejin (16 years and 34 days).In the face of an onslaught of media attention, she remained consistent and spoke of her “pride” in joining the Korean team .”I feel honored and proud to play for the Korean team,” she said after the game against Colombia, “and I’m grateful for this opportunity. “Even after the 0-1 loss to Morocco, which ended their hopes of advancing to the round of 16, she said she had mixed feelings about her “sisters'” struggles. She came on in the 39th minute of the second half. “I was proud of my teammates. I think they showed me how much it means to represent Korea,” she said, “and I realized how heavy it is.” “I realized the pressure of playing in front of so many people. I will be more confident in the next World Cup,” he said. “We showed what kind of team we are in the end,” he said proudly in front of the media after drawing with FIFA No. 2 Germany .Even though the team had been training intensely since June 18, Pair sympathized with the frustration of her “big sisters” after their disappointing performances in the first two group games. “We finally showed the results of our hard work,” she reiterated .When asked by the media how she felt about her few weeks with the Korean national team, she said, “It was hard because the training intensity was so high. I even threw up a few times while playing,” but added, “It was a great experience. I think I learned a lot about soccer and matured. “When asked about his future, he said, “I’m going back home. I’m going to take a few weeks off,” he said, “and then I’ll see what my options are. Nothing is set in stone at the Moment. “According to the Fédération Internationale de Football Association, Pair is a multi-national. He was a highly sought-after resource in the U.S., including being named to the U-15 national team roster last year, but he chose South Korea .By playing for South Korea at the World Cup, she is no longer eligible to play for another country under FIFA rules. “It means a lot to me to come out and represent my mom’s country,” she said, “and the country I want to represent is Korea.” When the whistle blew at the end of each match and the players entered the joint press area, the foreign media would try to catch a glimpse of Paire instead of the usual suspects, Ji So-yeon (Suwon FC) and Cho So-hyun (Independent).Even before the first match against Colombia, the Korea Football 카지노사이트킹 Association received several requests to interview the pair .The symbolism of the pair is huge. Not only in Korea, but also from a global perspective. Born in June 2007, she is the youngest participant in the tournament .He also made “new history” at the World Cup. When she came on as a substitute against Colombia, she set the record for the youngest appearance in World Cup history for both men and women. She was 16 years and 26 days old.The previous record was held by Ifeanyi Chiejin at 16 years and 34 days in 1999 in the United States. The previous record for the youngest appearance at a men’s World Cup was set by Norman Whiteside (Northern Ireland) at 17 years and 40 days in Spain 1982.The new record for starts was missed by a day. Paire started the third group game against Germany and was on the pitch for 86 minutes. At the time, he was 16 years and 35 days old, one day shy of Chiejin (16 years and 34 days).In the face of an onslaught of media attention, she remained consistent and spoke of her “pride” in joining the Korean team.”I feel honored and proud to play for the Korean team,” she said after the game against Colombia, “and I’m grateful for this opportunity .”Even after the 0-1 loss to Morocco, which ended their hopes of advancing to the round of 16, she said she had mixed feelings about her “sisters'” struggles. She came on in the 39th minute of the second half.”I was proud of my teammates. I think they showed me how much it means to represent Korea,” she said, “and I realized how heavy it is.” “I realized the pressure of playing in front of so many people. I will be more confident in the next World Cup,” he said.” We showed what kind of team we are in the end,” he said proudly in front of the media after drawing with FIFA’s No. 2 ranked Germany. The team had been training intensely since June 18, but Pair sympathized with the frustration of her “big sisters” after their disappointing performances in the first two group games.” We finally showed the results of our hard work,” she reiterated .When asked how she felt about her time with the Korean national team over the past few weeks, she said, “It was hard because the training intensity was so high. I even threw up a few times while playing,” but added, “It was a great experience. I think I learned a lot about soccer and matured. “When asked about his future, he said, “I’m going back home. I’m going to take a few weeks off,” he said, “and then I’ll see what my options are. Nothing is set in stone at the moment.” According to the Fédération Internationale de Football Association, Pair is a multi-national. He was a highly sought-after resource in the U.S., including being named to the U-15 national team roster last year, but he chose South Korea .By playing for South Korea at the World Cup, she is no longer eligible to play for another country under FIFA rules.”It means a lot to me to come out and represent my mom’s country,” she said, “and the country I want to represent is Korea.