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Supporting Small and Exotic Nations at the Summer Olympic Games 2016


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Just now, Wanderer said:

I have two preferences at the moment and can't decide between them :d

 

:SEY or :COK

You could go for the option I explained to Josh a couple posts earlier: choose one as your nation and keep the other as "second nation" unless someone else comes around to claim it :p

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It's very hard.. In general i'm a supporter of the thory that the sport can be a factor for social, economical and cultural development for all country.

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2 minutes ago, Pavlo said:

is San Marino eligible?

It must be - they have a fair chance for a medal, but it is a small enough nation

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2 minutes ago, Pavlo said:

is San Marino eligible?

I believe in the Dutch forum the small European nations are not eligible but what the heck, feel free to choose them :d

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according your criterias about less than 50 athletes, and out of the top 30 in the final tally...Slovakia will be eligible :lol: but I assume that we are not so much "exotic", so anyone know that my second favorite nation will be Ecuador, but they are probably not eligible too..so in this case I´ll choose Nicaragua

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18 minutes ago, hckosice said:

according your criterias about less than 50 athletes, and out of the top 30 in the final tally...Slovakia will be eligible :lol: but I assume that we are not so much "exotic", so anyone know that my second favorite nation will be Ecuador, but they are probably not eligible too..so in this case I´ll choose Nicaragua

Sorry, no Slovakia :d

 

If you want Ecuador, be my guest :)

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