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Biathlon IBU World Championships 2019


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Just now, phelps said:

and once again, when it really matters, the Italians flop and flop and flop...

what a bunch of losers! :facepalm::wall:

Arguably the kind of comment that makes athletes lose motivation. Poliakova-style.

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Just now, heywoodu said:

Arguably the kind of comment that makes athletes lose motivation. Poliakova-style.

 

since it's the 100th time Wierer is in this same situation, I think it's quite normal to be really, really angry...

and nobody should lose motivation because they repeatedly failed...they should do something to improve and start learning to cope with pressure that "big events" give...

it's not my fault if they are not mentally strong enough to win global medals...

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Just now, phelps said:

 

since it's the 100th time Wierer is in this same situation, I think it's quite normal to be really, really angry...

and nobody should lose motivation because they repeatedly failed...they should do something to improve and start learning to cope with pressure that "big events" give...

it's not my fault if they are not mentally strong enough to win global medals...

Yeah, I don't think someone like Wierer or Makarainen needs random people to tell her them they could have won more than (in Wierer's case) a world championships silver (and two Olympic medals with relays by the way), pretty sure they know that. Makarainen is one of the greatest without a doubt, yet has zero Olympic medals...meaning she's a loser?

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Just now, heywoodu said:

Yeah, I don't think someone like Wierer or Makarainen needs random people to tell her them they could have won more than (in Wierer's case) a world championships silver (and two Olympic medals with relays by the way), pretty sure they know that. Makarainen is one of the greatest without a doubt, yet has zero Olympic medals...meaning she's a loser?

 

to my eyes...yes, definitely yes...

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You win 26 World Cups, get 80+ podiums but have no Olympic medals, so people call you a loser :facepalm: 

You get no podium in World Cups, accidentally stumble upon an Olympic medal when you happen to have one fantastic day at the right moment and people will call you a winner forever :lol: 

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Just now, heywoodu said:

You win 26 World Cups, get 80+ podiums but have no Olympic medals, so people call you a loser :facepalm: 

You get no podium in World Cups, accidentally stumble upon an Olympic medal when you happen to have one fantastic day at the right moment and people will call you a winner forever :lol: 

 

Bradbury is the brightest symbol of a forever winner :p

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