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Football World Cup 2002, Japan and South Korea

Post 41

Ormondroyd

Posted Jun 28, 2002

Thanks, Caper - that looks good, and it's just the right length. smiley - ok
I'll drop it into the piece tomorrow, I'm a bit smiley - sleepy now!

There's just one line I don't understand: 'The partnership between Ronaldo and Rivaldo soon fired up with fierce contempt...'

Contempt for whom? Each other? The Turks? smiley - huh

Football World Cup 2002, Japan and South Korea

Post 42

caper_plip

Posted Jun 29, 2002

Sorry... I meant contempt for the Turkssmiley - whistle

Football World Cup 2002, Japan and South Korea

Post 43

Ormondroyd

Posted Jun 29, 2002

OK. I've made a few amendments and additions, and that report is now in place. Hope you'll approve of what I've done with it! smiley - smileysmiley - football

Football World Cup 2002, Japan and South Korea

Post 44

Witty Ditty

Posted Jun 30, 2002

Ormy - before I forget, should there be an example of the 'stare of death' for those who don't know what that is?

http://fifaworldcup.yahoo.com/en/020627/1/19uj.html

... is the only one I could find smiley - bigeyes

It's looking great so far - and Brazil are 1-nil up!

Football World Cup 2002, Japan and South Korea

Post 45

Ormondroyd

Posted Jun 30, 2002

smiley - yikes I'll link to that immediately! No wonder he keeps everyone in line so well! smiley - bigeyes

And well done Brazil! smiley - coffeesmiley - footballsmiley - ok

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Post 46

Witty Ditty

Posted Jun 30, 2002

smiley - wow

It's a fairytale story for Ronaldo; wonderful considering what happened in France 98 smiley - biggrin

And with a dodgy haircut too smiley - winkeye

Football World Cup 2002, Japan and South Korea

Post 47

Galaxy Babe - eclectic editor

Posted Jun 30, 2002

Congrats to the Brazilians, hard luck to the Germans.
I thought it could have gone either way.
As my son was supporting Brazil, I was {secretly} plumping for Germany.
Something about underdogs....smiley - tongueout

How brilliant to see Pele in the line-up.smiley - magic

Football World Cup 2002, Japan and South Korea

Post 48

Witty Ditty

Posted Jun 30, 2002

Ormy - a few other pics which you may or may not want to include...

http://fifaworldcup.yahoo.com/en/020629/1/e7d.html

Korean and Turkish players in unison, applauding the crowd.

http://fifaworldcup.yahoo.com/en/020603/1/859.html

Rivaldo clutching his face after being hit on the knee.

http://fifaworldcup.yahoo.com/en/020630/1/eho.html

Cafu under a shower of glitter after receiving the Jules Rimet Cup - this is quite a nice photo smiley - smiley

http://fifaworldcup.yahoo.com/en/020614/1/bkb.html

Portuguese players manhandling the ref.

http://fifaworldcup.yahoo.com/en/020622/1/d8r.html

The Spanish manager giving the lineman a bit of verbal after the Korea match...

http://fifaworldcup.yahoo.com/en/020621/1/cxp.html

Seaman and the fateful goal...

http://fifaworldcup.yahoo.com/en/020610/1/a0w.html

Ahn's scathing goal celebration against the USA.

http://fifaworldcup.yahoo.com/en/020629/1/1avd.html

Collina in 'yellow card mode' smiley - bigeyes - probably at his most intimidating in the Final smiley - yikes

AGB - it was wonderful - as well as Beckenbauer right next to him; it says something about the whole tournament, that gamesmanship still shines through smiley - magic

Football World Cup 2002, Japan and South Korea

Post 49

Ormondroyd

Posted Jun 30, 2002

Thank you greatly for those, WD. That one of Collina really is something, isn't it? I think that's the picture to illustrate the 'stare of death'! smiley - yikes

I'm going to put the last touches to the piece tomorrow, so please take a look later in the day if you can. Your comments will be very welcome, as long as they're not too rude! I'm still working on the bit about the final, and when that's done there's a lot of text to check through, but I plan to have the entry in Peer Review some time on Tuesday. smiley - smileysmiley - football

Football World Cup 2002, Japan and South Korea

Post 50

Witty Ditty

Posted Jun 30, 2002

smiley - biggrin

Wonderful - I won't be nasty at all smiley - devil

Glad to help though; it's been a pleasure writing the summaries in between on-calls smiley - biggrin

Collina is probably one of the scariest refs I have ever seen, however I think the BBC interviewed him before the Argentina/England match and he seems like a really nice bloke... strange really smiley - bigeyes

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Post 51

Ormondroyd

Posted Jul 2, 2002

OK, folks - I gave the entry a final check and polish today, and then submitted it to Peer Review. Here's hoping that it's well received! smiley - smileysmiley - football

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Post 52

Witty Ditty

Posted Jul 2, 2002

Fingers crossed smiley - biggrin

Slick editing job Ormy smiley - ok

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Post 53

Ormondroyd

Posted Jul 2, 2002

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Post 54

Witty Ditty

Posted Jul 2, 2002

smiley - smiley

Seems like you've got it all nicely handled though smiley - smiley I'll pop in with the Collina mask smiley - bigeyes if anything gets too out of hand smiley - smiley

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