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Poll 10/100 | Who'll win the men's and women's field hockey gold?

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Poll 10/100 | Field Hockey   

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  1. 1. Who'll win gold in Men's Hockey?

    • Belgium
      24
    • Australia
      7
    • Argentina
      1
    • Netherlands
      6
    • Spain
      0
    • New Zealand
      0
    • Germany
      4
    • India
      1
    • Great Britain
      0
    • Any other
      0

  2. 2. Who'll medal in women's hockey?


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phelps Experienced

phelps   8,695

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my picks...

 

men's Gold: Belgium...definitely the safest choice, as they've been the strongest team in the world by far in the last 3/4 years...

 

women's medallists: Netherlands (they can only lose the Gold medal by themselves), Argentina (at least, I hope they get a medal...vamos Leonas! :cheer:) and "any other" (meaning Australia)...

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Jinzha   703

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I hope our men's team medals, but I don't expect gold from them. Women's team is definitely aiming for gold and I put Argentina and GBR as the other medalists.

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hckošice Mentor

hckošice   16,613

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Absolutely no clue :lol:

 

I guess the usual prospects, :NED:GER:ARG:IND and by Rio 2016 results :GBR:NZL in W & :BEL in M

 

but hard to vote here for me, I do not know the real strength and form of all mentioned teams.

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Laraja Rising Star

Laraja   1,522

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1 hour ago, hckošice said:

but hard to vote here for me, I do not know the real strength and form of all mentioned teams.

Can I borrow your words? haha

 

Anyway I voted for Belgium at mens, and Argentina for womens.

 

This sport is totally amateur here, I think so, because there isn't any info about it on sport media, not even in olympic media.

 

Having an idea, Ice Hockey is by far more popular than it.

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1 hour ago, Laraja said:

Having an idea, Ice Hockey is by far more popular than it.

Well, it's not even fair to compare both sports popularity here. :p

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Two of Netherlands' best players have a serious injury: Xan de Waard and Eva de Goede. Hopefully both can compete in Tokyo. The women have a good chance for the gold, but Germany always is a strong opponent and has improved a lot.

 

At the men's side my choice is for Belgium: by far the strongest and most technical team in the world. I expect a lot from India as well. Hopefully the Dutch men will fight for a medal, but I dont like the coach at all. He refuses to select young players. 

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Fly_like_a_don Community Regular

Fly_like_a_don   1,162

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41 minutes ago, LDOG said:

Australia not even an option in the women's poll but india or Japan are :finger:

Well it was made on purpose. I may have some non qualified teams too as distractors just to check the option is chosen randomly or at least they have taken a minute to check something. 

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