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These are already best Winter Games in history.

 

Sochi 2014     2-1-5 / 8

Beijing 2022   2-2-2 / 6

 

So one more silver, and back then it was all on Tina Maze.

 

If our team wins tomorrow in Ski jumping, these will be the best Games in total.

 

Tokio 2021    3-1-1 / 5

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28 minutes ago, justony said:

These are already best Winter Games in history.

 

Sochi 2014     2-1-5 / 8

Beijing 2022   2-2-2 / 6

 

So one more silver, and back then it was all on Tina Maze.

 

If our team wins tomorrow in Ski jumping, these will be the best Games in total.

 

Tokio 2021    3-1-1 / 5

:SLO felt overdue for a breakthrough Olympics in ski jumping.

 

Definitively feels like y'all have more depth now than in Sochi.

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4 minutes ago, NearPup said:

:SLO felt overdue for a breakthrough Olympics in ski jumping.

 

Definitively feels like y'all have more depth now than in Sochi.

Actually it is quite the opposite, I am worried that some sports will extinguish, we only have representatives in 6 sports in Beijing, which is the least after Lillehammer 1994, and even here Nordic Combined almost does not exist, and in other sports we depend almost exclusively on individuals, who are training outside of national program.

 

Ski jumping is the only bright example, other than that we could well end up without a medal or with 1 or 2 in Cortina in four years time.

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6 minutes ago, justony said:

Actually it is quite the opposite, I am worried that some sports will extinguish, we only have representatives in 6 sports in Beijing, which is the least after Lillehammer 1994, and even here Nordic Combined almost does not exist, and in other sports we depend almost exclusively on individuals, who are training outside of national program.

 

Ski jumping is the only bright example, other than that we could well end up without a medal or with 1 or 2 in Cortina in four years time.

I agree, you aren't world class in any snowboarding events anymore (you used to be good in men's halfpipe) and women's cross-country skiing used to be better too. This olympics was obviously a huge fluke and 4 medals would have been a realistic expectation for Slovenia. On the other hand you could become really good in biathlon (and maybe nordic combined), which would be a complete gamechanger. If you keep your strength in ski jumping and become good in biathlon, you could regularly go for 10+ medals.

Attachment is the great fabricator of illusions; reality can be obtained only by someone who is detached.
 

 

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5 hours ago, dcro said:

Yeah, :PRK Kim was better in Pyeongchang than :JAM Alexander here.


Officially he is the worst skiing tourist seen at the Olympics since Albertville 1992 (when there were no qualification standards).

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alpine_skiing_at_the_1992_Winter_Olympics_–_Men's_giant_slalom

I don’t know, Jamaican guy has had some good coaching. He remembered to get back into the tuck position for the last turn.

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5 hours ago, FireRun said:

From what the skiers are saying the conditions after the TV break became worse, especially in the upper half. It was harder to see due to the fog. Odermatt deserves his gold, best skier this season, Kranjec finally with a medal from the OG or worlds!

Irish guy in 31 almost hit a track worker!

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