{"id":106,"date":"2002-07-08T20:09:00","date_gmt":"2002-07-08T19:09:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/theball.tv\/2002\/blog\/?p=106"},"modified":"2024-03-19T22:27:40","modified_gmt":"2024-03-19T22:27:40","slug":"they-think-its-all-over","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/theball.tv\/2002\/blog\/2002\/07\/08\/they-think-its-all-over\/","title":{"rendered":"They think it’s all over…"},"content":{"rendered":"

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\nIt is now.<\/i><\/p>\n

The Ball has now returned back to England, but we’re not done with it quite yet – this site will continue to develop even though there’s no more Cup. As well as the continuing saga on video, there will be flashbacks to times we didn’t manage to write about, more on the real story of how football left home, and some extra eyecandy for you all. With a bit of luck, we’ll keep this site growing and changing until The Ball 2006 leaves for Germany in just under four years time.<\/p>\n

World Cup 2002 RIP.<\/i><\/p>\n

World Cup 2006<\/a> here we come: a new blog<\/a> and another plan for a trip.<\/p>\n

Roll on 2006!<\/i>
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The Videos<\/h2>\n

I’ve added a video page<\/a> to the site where you can find all the videos that are currently online and interspersed among the stories. Now you can browse the story more conveniently from a single page.<\/p>\n

A fast connection (ie, faster than a modem) is recommended if you don’t want to have to go and make a cup of tea each time you click a link. You’ll also need a recent version of Quicktime<\/a> to view the videos, although a direct link to the file is provided if you want to watch it through another viewer.<\/p>\n

Some of the videos were edited during the trip by Monika at Alles ist Moglich!<\/i> in Berlin, who has been a star for putting up with our dodgy logging and for wading through the endless rushes. Thanks, Monika…<\/p>\n

And so, at last, we blow the the final whistle, only to find that it may be the start of something new…<\/p>\n