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THERE was a time when sports technology meant the ability to make the football disappear from the photo in a Spot The Ball competition.

Tue, 11 Jun, 2002 - 23:24

By Caroline O'Doherty, Yokohama

THERE was a time when sports technology meant the ability to make the football disappear from the photo in a Spot The Ball competition.

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