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I guess I am eligible for this, so I will represent  (with maybe some other Hungarian users if they also wish to participate). 
 
I do have to look it up if we have already sent something previously, I don't want to send the same song again. 

The Hungarian formal wear for Tokyo 2020 (yep, it's our turn to be the European country that shows up in a formal wear that's kinda similar to the non-white host's traditional clothing)
 

The Hungarian formal wear for Tokyo 2020 (yep, it's our turn to be the European country that shows up in a formal wear that's kinda similar to the non-white host's traditional clothing)
 

The refs basically decided that game when they called that more than questionable offensive foul on Giannis. Not a good look for FIBA. 

The refs basically decided that game when they called that more than questionable offensive foul on Giannis. Not a good look for FIBA. 

So Greece has to win with at least 12 points against Czech Republic to advance, right? (assuming that the US beats Brazil, ofc)

lol, if Kosovo qualifies from that group, one of Georgia, North Macedonia, Belarus and Luxembourg will also have a spot at the Euros. 

lol, if Kosovo qualifies from that group, one of Georgia, North Macedonia, Belarus and Luxembourg will also have a spot at the Euros. 

Quotas: +1   +1  

The new Puskás Aréna is almost completed, the opening match (HUN-URU) will be in November. 
 

 

SVK-CRO basically confirmed that Croatia will take the 1st spot, and HUN-SVK will be incredibly important. The hype is real here, it's the most important match for the Hungarian football in this decade, even more so than the Euro 2016 play-offs against Norway, because of the 4 Euro 2020 games in Budapest. 

Only the medalists can win quotas at the World Championships. For some reason UIPM decided that they will use world ranking for the reallocation, not the WCh results. 

Best: Helsinki 1952. I mean, it's pretty obvious, 16 gold medals, 42 medals, 3rd on the medal table. We won the football tournament with one of the most legendary teams ever in the history of sport (the Golden Team), dominated men's sabre once again with some true legends like Gerevich, won two gold medals in Gymnastics, four gold medals in Swimming. It's crazy how strong this team was.
 
But if you want a modern example for the best Olympics, I would go with Barcelona 1992. 11 gold medals. 30 medals. Our two legendary swimmers, Egerszegi and Darnyi won 5 gold medals, plus for the first time ever we won the women's K4 in canoe sprint. 
 
Worst: Beijing 2008. 3 gold medals. 10 medals. Worst placement on the medal table (21st) in the history of the Summer Games. Unlike the two "best" examples, I watching these Games live and it was a disaster for us. We had to wait for the first gold medal for sooo long that at some point everybody started to worry that we might not win any. It was a huge relief for the country when Vajda won C1 1000m. But despite the overall performance we still had some great moments, Cseh had an amazing SOG, won 3 silver medals, and only peak Phelps was able to beat him. Our men's water polo team won for the third time in a row, partially thanks to the Serbian team's total collapse and inability to beat the Americans in the SF. And the C2 bronze medal was the most emotional moment ever for all Hungarians, because Kozmann was able to win a medal with his new partner Kiss just a few months after his former partner, two-time Olympic champion György Kolonics died from heart failure while preparing for the Olympics. 
 
We don't have a "worst" Winter Olympics for obvious reasons, and the best is clearly Pyeongchang 2018, because we won our first ever winter gold medal there. 

Best: Helsinki 1952. I mean, it's pretty obvious, 16 gold medals, 42 medals, 3rd on the medal table. We won the football tournament with one of the most legendary teams ever in the history of sport (the Golden Team), dominated men's sabre once again with some true legends like Gerevich, won two gold medals in Gymnastics, four gold medals in Swimming. It's crazy how strong this team was.
 
But if you want a modern example for the best Olympics, I would go with Barcelona 1992. 11 gold medals. 30 medals. Our two legendary swimmers, Egerszegi and Darnyi won 5 gold medals, plus for the first time ever we won the women's K4 in canoe sprint. 
 
Worst: Beijing 2008. 3 gold medals. 10 medals. Worst placement on the medal table (21st) in the history of the Summer Games. Unlike the two "best" examples, I watching these Games live and it was a disaster for us. We had to wait for the first gold medal for sooo long that at some point everybody started to worry that we might not win any. It was a huge relief for the country when Vajda won C1 1000m. But despite the overall performance we still had some great moments, Cseh had an amazing SOG, won 3 silver medals, and only peak Phelps was able to beat him. Our men's water polo team won for the third time in a row, partially thanks to the Serbian team's total collapse and inability to beat the Americans in the SF. And the C2 bronze medal was the most emotional moment ever for all Hungarians, because Kozmann was able to win a medal with his new partner Kiss just a few months after his former partner, two-time Olympic champion György Kolonics died from heart failure while preparing for the Olympics. 
 
We don't have a "worst" Winter Olympics for obvious reasons, and the best is clearly Pyeongchang 2018, because we won our first ever winter gold medal there. 

Women's 3000m Steeplechase
 
 Zita Kácser 9:26.59
 
https://atletika.hu/live-results/538

To be fair and to give you the full picture, the Hungarian broadcaster actually has free live streams for all the matches. So in case you have a Hungarian VPN, you can watch the matches live here: https://www.m4sport.hu/ 

I think this is what we have currently:
 
15 quotas
 
 
13 quotas
 
 
12 quotas
  
 
10 quotas
  
 
9 quotas
   
 
8 quotas
 
 
7 quotas
  
 
6 quotas
 
 
5 quotas
 
 
4 quotas
    
 
3 quotas
  
 
2 quotas
         
 
1 quota
     
 
Spain's +1 quota will either be reallocated to Sweden or Serbia, depending on what athlete quota Spain will send back. Also, if you want to go with the official version we can just leave Argentina out until ICF confirms it. 

Nigeria is missing.

Yikes, they also didn't put NZL and DEN in the right category in Women's K1 500m, those are only boat quotas. 
 
I think BLR in Men's K1 1000m has to get the CZE reallocation quota regardless of how the host quota works, because the "double up" reallocation supposed to happen before the host quota reallocation. 
 
Anyway, Argentina is likely getting the quota, because the note says "relevant category", which I am assuming means that host quota works similarly to the 2016 system. 

Pár napos hír, de azért említésre méltó:
 
Békési Eszter olimpiai A szintet úszott 200 mellen (!) a budapesti junior vb-n.

I would go with 5. 2 in swimming, 2 in canoe, 1 in something else (Berecz, somebody in fencing, somebody in shooting). 

Meanwhile I think we are pretty much done with this ECh. Maaaybe there's a chance that we can beat Croatia and save ourselves, but I doubt that we can win another match at this tournament. Hungarian volleyball continues to be an afterthought compared to the other team sports here and this ECh certainly isn't helping the sport or the Hungarian team's reputation. 

13 kvótát szervezett a magyar csapat a kajak-kenu VB-n

I am not counting the +1 quota for Sweden, because it won't be official until Spain decides which quota is the one they don't want.
 
Athlete quotas
 
15 quotas
 
 
13 quotas
 
 
12 quotas
  
 
10 quotas
  
 
9 quotas
   
 
8 quotas
  
 
7 quotas
 
 
6 quotas
 
 
5 quotas
 
 
4 quotas
    
 
3 quotas
 
 
2 quotas
       
 
1 quota
   

I am not counting the +1 quota for Sweden, because it won't be official until Spain decides which quota is the one they don't want.
 
Athlete quotas
 
15 quotas
 
 
13 quotas
 
 
12 quotas
  
 
10 quotas
  
 
9 quotas
   
 
8 quotas
  
 
7 quotas
 
 
6 quotas
 
 
5 quotas
 
 
4 quotas
    
 
3 quotas
 
 
2 quotas
       
 
1 quota