Saturday, 31 May 2008
EURO 2008 fever heating up. But remember the World Cup 2006?
Let's continue with our little football quiz. Here two French supporters - I met them in June 2006 at the public-viewing in Cologne, watching the World Cup game of their "Le Bleus" team. We see them before (left) and after the game. The - short - question to you is: how did their team play? The longer question (in case you have some time to google): against which team was the French team playing, and how exactly ended the game? Hint: it was a beautiful Tuesday evening in June 2006.
Stay tuned - until the end of the EURO 2008 we'll place here 1 or 2 fan-portraits weekly. And among all participants we'll make a draw for a photo-book and print. Results to be announced on July 29 - the final day of EURO 2008.
Good luck,
Martin von den Driesch
Sunday, 25 May 2008
Football Fever: face up!
With the EURO 2008 less than 3 weeks away, I thought time is finally ripe for placing some of my "football fans face up" images online. They are part of a long-term project, focusing on football supporters, public viewing and the rather new phenomenon of showing your emotions at a public place other than your team's stadium. Gosh, was that a wonderful football summer back in 2006! In the next few weeks there will be a dozen of portraits, always taken before/ after the game. Here's an invitation: why don't you try to guess the outcome of the game: big win? disappointing draw? or hefty loss? Here we see Shaun from the USA, before (left) and after the game . He's certainly not close to do the "V"-sign. But how did the US boys play? Write the general outcome (w/d/l), the exact result, or even the opponent you think they played against. Hint: it was a sunny Saturday in June 2006.
Next supporter to meet "face up" you will find here by end of the week. Also coming soon: first part of an interview we did recently with German team manager Jogi Loew.
Martin von den Driesch
Next supporter to meet "face up" you will find here by end of the week. Also coming soon: first part of an interview we did recently with German team manager Jogi Loew.
Martin von den Driesch
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