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Short Track Speed Skating 2019 - 2020 Discussion Thread


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6 hours ago, heywoodu said:

 

 

Dear Lord, if that really is everything, that coach is such an incredible drama queen :yikes::facepalm: 

 

"Insulting behaviour towards China", hahahahahahahahahahahaha.

Most likely she was asked by some “friends” (government) back home.

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Petra Rusnáková again close of medals, as the only European in the 1500m final she fnished in 5th place. in the 500m event she was 7th. This girl is really promising :yes

 

Hopefully, she will have the chance to go training and learning somewhere in a strong country because she definitely have the potential, sadly in our conditions it will be for sure a terrible waste of talent.

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On 04/12/2019 at 14:40, NearPup said:

Hungary’s coach, Lina Zhang Jing, wants to quit over allegedly anti-China comments from Csaba Burjan.

 

https://www.reuters.com/article/speedskating-hungary-china/speed-skating-chinese-coach-resigns-over-hungarian-speed-skaters-china-comment-idUSL8N28E1LA

Burjan has officially been suspended for one year by the national federation.

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I'm assuming this is a win-win solution since the ban won't affect his chances to 2022 Olympics.

 

But wait... 2022 Olympics will be in Beijing :zip:

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15 minutes ago, Griff88 said:

I'm assuming this is a win-win solution since the ban won't affect his chances to 2022 Olympics.

 

But wait... 2022 Olympics will be in Beijing :zip:

Fuckin China 

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45 minutes ago, Olympian1010 said:

Fuckin China 

Olympian1010 used insulting behaviour against China!

 

Olympian1010 is not sponsored by Li Ning!

Olympian1010 does not have a Chinese coach!

 

It's not very effective...

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OMG:yikes:

 

Lim Hyo-jun the Korean Olympic champion will be sentenced to one year imprisonment after two years' probation for taking off male teammate's pants in front of female teammates in a national team climbing training session. I thought one year suspension in national team is harsh enough, it turns out he will be sent to prison!!! It totally goes too far, the unification of Korea seems one step closer.

 

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Prison for a bad joke, jesus. One year imprisonment after two years' probation, how much time will he actually serve? One year or a year minus the time already spent or something?

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9 minutes ago, heywoodu said:

Prison for a bad joke, jesus. One year imprisonment after two years' probation, how much time will he actually serve? One year or a year minus the time already spent or something?

 

Not sure how it counts. I guess the two year probation is allowing him to participate Beijing 2022 and 2021 WCH? Anyway the suspension is understandable, but if counts guilty, lots of youngsters would be sent to jail.

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12 minutes ago, Vic Liu said:

 

Not sure how it counts. I guess the two year probation is allowing him to participate Beijing 2022 and 2021 WCH? Anyway the suspension is understandable, but if counts guilty, lots of youngsters would be sent to jail.

Thanks, and do you have a link or something I can mention as source on a Dutch website? :d  (it's fine if it's in Chinese or Korean or whatnot)

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