At that time, perhaps he knew that his people, his country, are now better known for their love of soccer, thanks to their first participation in this World Cup, not from the robbery, the lack of or even death.
And not just him and his team-mates, the Panamanian people in their hometown are also watching their players step by step. "There are a lot of very poor neighborhoods, and the kids there are talented people, but they're not supported," he said, adding that "the dangers are always around: unemployment, money and drugs. The World Cup can help improve this. It will help the people of the country unite. "
Soccer with Panama is important and very special. So, if Roman and his team can not go deep, this is also a special World Cup for him and the country then Panama.
