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On 26/02/2021 at 23:58, SalamAkhi said:

So the French Federation decided not to invite our best jumpers, whom, I guess, were given an invite from EA (R.Diallo 6th in the wTJ, H.Kpatcha 8th in the wLJ, JB Bertrand 10th in the mLJ) ... at least Celia Perron is now in for the pentathlon (Henriette Jaeger is out due to Covid), well deserved after she was "robbed" her spot by some obscure host-nation quota :mumble:

So 26 athletes, very limited roster, what a shame. Paris is 3 years from now and they're still reluctant to send young guns showing great promises. Those who make it to Poland have good chances to deliver though ...

 

Is that something new?
I‘m also very disappointed that Leduc get no place. She was really close the the French limit and is still in the TOP 20 in Europe and has to potential to make it even through to the final. 
Also surprised that Zahi is in the Team, after her injury in Karlsruhe.

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2 hours ago, JonPhi said:

Is that something new?
I‘m also very disappointed that Leduc get no place. She was really close the the French limit and is still in the TOP 20 in Europe and has to potential to make it even through to the final. 
Also surprised that Zahi is in the Team, after her injury in Karlsruhe.

Not easy to keep up with the policy. They were very harsh and then started to open the team to newcomers but now they close it again ... I mean EIC is not the most important target of the year, what is the point here ?

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:POR Team Portugal :POR 

16 athletes (9 men, 7 women)

2nd biggest squat ever.

Men

 

60 m – Carlos Nascimento

400 m – Ricardo Santos

400 m – Mauro Pereira 

1500 m – Isaac Nader 

1500 m – Nuno Pereira 

1500 m – José Carlos Pinto 

3000 m – Samuel Barata

Triple Jump – Pedro Pichardo 

Shot Put – Francisco Belo 

 

 

Women

 

60 m – Rosalina Santos 

60 m -Lorène Bazolo 

400 m – Cátia Azevedo 

1500 m – Marta Pen 

3000 m – Mariana Machado 

Triple Jump – Patrícia Mamona 

Shot Put – Auriol Dogmo

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6 hours ago, SalamAkhi said:

Not easy to keep up with the policy. They were very harsh and then started to open the team to newcomers but now they close it again ... I mean EIC is not the most important target of the year, what is the point here ?

This season the European Indoors are very important for qualification for the olympics. They bring more points than a normal competition outdoor, so it would be hopeful to reach a good place here, if you not the limit from WA.

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3 hours ago, JonPhi said:

This season the European Indoors are very important for qualification for the olympics. They bring more points than a normal competition outdoor, so it would be hopeful to reach a good place here, if you not the limit from WA.

Yeah, forgot about that too :wacko:

Even worse then, athletes that could obtain a good result and extremly valuable points for the world ranking are denied a participation ...

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Sadly Konrad Bukowiecki and Ewa Swoboda will not take part in starting tomorrow IEC, Bukowiecki due to foot injury which he gets yesterday and defending champion Swoboda due to positive covid-19 test, and yet two days ago her test was negative... :facepalm:

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4 hours ago, rybak said:

Sadly Konrad Bukowiecki and Ewa Swoboda will not take part in starting tomorrow IEC, Bukowiecki due to foot injury which he gets yesterday and defending champion Swoboda due to positive covid-19 test, and yet two days ago her test was negative... :facepalm:

 Poor Ewa!

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