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Athletes Retirements Thread


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Dnia 18.03.2018 o 18:27, Werloc napisał:

I've heard that Gwizdon and Palka (Guzik, habits die hard) might retire as well or are these just rumours?

And today after winning medal at National Championships Guzik said that she will not retire now, she wants compete at least one season more.

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3 minutes ago, rybak said:

And today after winning medal at National Championships Guzik said that she will not retire now, she wants compete at least one season more.

Honestly, who wouldn't want to finish their career in a season where the World Championships are held in the magical Ostersund. It's a place where the majority of world cup careers has started and a sentimental place to every athlete on the world cup.

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On 3/28/2018 at 21:07, Werloc said:

@Skijumpingmaster Hey, I was wondering. I've heard that Svendsen is retiring, is it true or just a simple rumour?

He has talked about it. But nothing is official. 

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1 hour ago, Skijumpingmaster said:

The legend Ole Einar Bjørndalen retires from biathlon . He'll make it official later today. 

Where did you see that? All I found was "Tuesday he will announce his future plans". Not that it'd be surprising of course :p 

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42 minutes ago, heywoodu said:

Where did you see that? All I found was "Tuesday he will announce his future plans". Not that it'd be surprising of course :p 

Norwegian newspapers said it. Check out norwegian TV2 and NRK.

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12 minutes ago, Agger said:

And Marit Bjørgen joins Ole Einar, telling that she retires after the Norwegian Championships.

Thankfully she finished by giving us a spectacular Olympic 30k race! That was so much fun! 

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