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1 hour ago, rybak said:

Despite just 84 athletes finished neither of Guzik and Nędza-Kubiniec isn't in top60 :facepalm:

I think the more important thing is that you barely managed to save your three world cup starting positions. You beat Japan only by 15 points for that one.

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8 minut temu, Werloc napisał:

I think the more important thing is that you barely managed to save your three world cup starting positions. You beat Japan only by 15 points for that one.

Yes, commentator of our Eurosport with special guest Tomasz Sikora mentioned about this today few times :d

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5 minutes ago, rybak said:

Yes, commentator of our Eurosport with special guest Tomasz Sikora mentioned about this today few times :d

Our team has completely given up on life after the Olympics have ended :d It seems like nobody is trying anymore and I won't be surprised if both our women will be in the 70s out of 77 starters tomorrow.

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6 minut temu, Werloc napisał:

Our team has completely given up on life after the Olympics have ended :d It seems like nobody is trying anymore and I won't be surprised if both our women will be in the 70s out of 77 starters tomorrow.

Maybe won't be so bad as you think :d Tomorrow our girls must keep place in top10, will be fight till end as Switzerland is very close to us... 

 

Will be an your biathlete retire after this season?

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1 minute ago, rybak said:

Maybe won't be so bad as you think :d Tomorrow our girls must keep place in top10, will be fight till end as Switzerland is very close to us... 

 

Will be an your biathlete retire after this season?

Honestly, everybody could retire at this point :d I think Kaukėnas, Strolia and Kočergina are staying, others a complete mystery... I'll update when I know for real, can't speculate on rumours.

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4 hours ago, Kirkpatrick said:

Boe lost sprint globe. :facepalm:

Oh well, those are just tiny scraps for biathletes who are just not good enough to really fight for the overall globe and have a consolation prize in that :p 

 

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Mironova's rifle is so beautiful :wub:

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