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By Biathlonfan · Posted
Legal 7.07 jump and season opener from Lex brown at the tom jones memorial. -
I'm surprised by the gymnastics here. Colombia clearly doesn't care, and Brazil and Argentina are terrible. -
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By copravolley · Posted
Ceccon- the new Marchand If he trained as much as he talks, brags and causes controversy, he would even be the next Phelps -
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Spring Nationals, Day #4 men's 100m Fly: Alberto Razzetti, 51.92 women's 100m Back: Federica Toma, 1.00.59...women's mid and long Backstroke distances are definitely the weakest disciplines in the entire Italian swimming men's 200m Back: Daniele Del Signore, 1.56.89; Matteo Venini, 1.57.00; Thomas Ceccon, 1.57.19 () women's 200m Fly: Paola Borrelli, 2.07.47 men's 200m Breast: Christian Mantegazza, 2.10.03 women's 50m Free: Sara Curtis, 24.31 (24.29, new NR, in the heats); Silvia Di Pietro, 24.73; Agata Maria Ambler, 24.85 (all below the European Champs QT) men's 200m Free: Carlos D'Ambrosio, 1.45.77 (only man below the European Champ QT); Jacopo Barbotti, 1.47.27; Alessandro Ragaini, 1.47.61 women's 4*200m Free Relay: best splits: Simona Quadarella, 1.58.29 and Bianca Nannucci, 1.58.49 (1st leg); Anna Chiara Mascolo, 1.57.91 and Emma Virginia Menicucci, 1.58.78 (internal legs) -
By Monzanator · Posted
You should realize the Soviet satellites like Poland supported Arab countries during Cold War so I'm aware how that political situation looked like. These days Sunni Islam is viewed as more acceptable as Shia Islam but Idk how many ppl are actually aware of this OR is there any "unofficial" truce between Sunnis and Shias to begin with (yes, I'm aware Iran is basically the biggest Sunni country out there against the Shia majority). -
By copravolley · Posted
It seems to me that the entire province in Iran is religious, and hence the legitimacy of this regime, but even Tehran itself (in theory, the most educated and progressive people) is not inclined to turn out 1-2 million to overthrow the current regime. The Shah never had this legitimacy. The same is true in Afghanistan, where the Taliban has real and big public support, even though it's relegating these people to the Middle Ages. It's a strange world -
that happened to so many people. Khomeini at the time of revolution had probably something like 90% support. maybe even more (which I still can't understand how and why) he was supposed to be someone like Pope, stay in the holy city of Qom and do not interfere with the government. of course that didn't happen and some people slowly started to realize the catastrophe. but make no mistake Khomeini was still extremely popular until his death. there is a famous thing about Khomeini, when he landed in Iran with Air France 10 days before the revolution, lots of high profile people (exiled by Shah's regime) accompanied him inside the plane. none of them are with the regime anymore. they are either killed by MEK terrorists, killed or jailed by Khomeini himself or fled the country later. -
By copravolley · Posted
Hungary is simply much better than Italy (it is clear that Orban has been investing much in sports, because they are strong despite their small population) – we haven't beaten them in 20 years or more. A window of opportunity arose when Hungary unexpectedly lost to Slovakia, and we could have advanced, but we didn't capitalize on it. Because of the loss to Slovakia, Hungary won't finish first. However, Italy certainly didn't deserve to advance, since they lost to both Hungary and Slovakia. Our form was simply poor and our best player- Fantin, was out with injured. However, that doesn't change the fact that with seven or eight Canadian players of Fortino caliber, we should have played much better here. -
By copravolley · Posted
Fantin's injury didn't help, but the fact that the Canadian head coach didn't even show up at the tournament shows certain priorities – only the Olympics were important, and the project will soon be over. I`, sure that half of our Canadian players won't be playing for the Italian national team in a next year. France will qualify, because I don't believe they won't beat Slovakia tomorrow. Congratulations to France for having a long-term vision for this sport, not just for a single home event. -
By copravolley · Posted
2-3 against Hungary. Big disappointment. Unfortunately, it seems our good form was only to the Olympics and no at the World Championships were crucial for us. We had a big chance against France, because I expected a loss against Hungary. It's also fair to say that Hungary and France, relying primarily on their own athletes and have been better than Italy for many years and even bringing in 7-8 North American athletes didn't help us. Unfortunately, despite advancing to the top 8 for the Olympics, the Italian project will last even shorter than China, as they at least advanced to the elite group. In a year, I suspect we'll be fighting relegation against the Netherlands. In reality, that 8th place at the Olympics means nothing anymore, and in a 1 month, no one will remember it. Even the young girls from Slovakia played better here than us, where there isn't even a single Canadian player. If we finish in 4th place, it will be only 2 positions better than in 2019 - when we had a very weak team.
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