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Summer Olympic Games Paris 2024 Medal Count


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21 minutes ago, Josh said:

I’m not European, but from at least from my perspective my complaints come from the lack of internal competitiveness. Africa has many countries capable of challenging in most sports, while for Oceania it’s just Australia and sometimes New Zealand winning quotas, and rarely anyone else :p

Don't take it too serious, like 95% of his posts are just meant to have something to showcase his utter hatred for Europe :d 

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On 8/14/2024 at 7:52 AM, Josh said:

I’m not European, but from at least from my perspective my complaints come from the lack of internal competitiveness. Africa has many countries capable of challenging in most sports, while for Oceania it’s just Australia and sometimes New Zealand winning quotas, and rarely anyone else :p

If we could, it would make sense for all the Americas to be treated as simple "Americas", Oceania to join asia in "Asia-Pacific" and "Europe" and "Africa" to remain more or or less as they are - that's between 50-60 NOCS in each of the four 'regions'. Or you could get creative and break off Commonwealth Asia from the Rest of Asia - IND, PAK, SRI, BAN, MAS, BRU, SGP and possibly in the future East Timor, Nepal , and join it with its Commonwealth brethren from Oceania.

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1 hour ago, Fer GUA said:

I see a lot of logic there. Then Mongolia :wacko:

Dunno, that might make some GBR's cast lustful eyes over the two golds and two bronze won for Ireland by Nordies!

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17 hours ago, mpjmcevoy said:

Dunno, that might make some GBR's cast lustful eyes over the two golds and two bronze won for Ireland by Nordies!

I'm going for all past members of the British Empire to count for :GBR :p

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18 hours ago, dodge said:

As we say here: “never not at it…”

That Simpsons 0 days since an accident meme was kind of made for us, wasn't it!

 

Personally still haven't forgiven them for Kyran Bracken (who's pretty obviously Ciaran Bracken in reality!)

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