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Good that they went there with the coaches responsible for the current situation in Bulgarian weightlifting.

Don't mention it guys. A whole bunch of great songs this year. They all deserved Bulgaria's douze points. Now fingers crossed DIA is not finishing last

Bulgaria Bulgaria Jury Scorecard: Portugal 12 Italy 11 Greece 10 Colombia 9 Ireland 8 Romania 7 Canada 6 France 5 Lithuania 4 Netherlands 3 Algeria 2 New Zealand 1 And this concludes the Bulgarian vote. Good luck to all participants of this year's contest.

Bulgaria Bulgaria Jury Scorecard: Italy 11 Greece 10 Colombia 9 Ireland 8 Romania 7 Canada 6 France 5 Lithuania 4 Netherlands 3 Algeria 2 New Zealand 1

Bulgaria Здравейте, обажда се България. Благодаря за великолепното състезание. Долу ще намерите точките от 1 до 10. - Hello, Bulgaria calling. Thank you for the great competition. Below you will find the points from 1 to 10. Bulgaria Jury Scorecard: Greece 10 Colombia 9 Ireland 8 Romania 7 Canada 6 France 5 Lithuania 4 Netherlands 3 Algeria 2 New Zealand 1

Three samples of Azeri weightlifters from the London games tested positive for banned substances during the recent retesting reports http://hurriyyet.az./6119-avropa-ve-dunya-chempionunu-azerbaycandan-qovurlar-novbeti-qurban-ozel.html. It is rumored that the three offenders are Boyanka Kostova, Valentin Hristov (already with a life ban) and Ilhan Zairov. Moreover, one more lifter tested positive from the Beijing samples retesting,

Thank you @dcro for the 4 points!

Thank you @Jur and

Thank you @kungshamra71 !

First points for Moldova

Thank you @gvaisakh and !

Thank you @rybak, thank you Poland!

Oh dear, heading for the 0... please anyone spare 1 point for Bulgaria

Slovakia, such a lovely country, I recently came back from a business trip there and I must say I am really impressed with the nature, people and culture.

Again you express opinions. Reading data, Kerber never reached a GS final before winning AO. The most she progressed in a GS was a SF, same as Pironkova did. She hasn't consistently entered the second week of GSs like the majority of top WTA players. So it seems that her success with grand slams is similar to that of Pironkova before the AO title, not equal, but similar. Try to read your original posts again and the adjectives you used. However, I do not know you in person to understand whether your attempt was to insult players and me as a user or to just express an opinion. If that was the case, then I apologize. The point of communication is to express your view in a respectful manner to others. P.S. Using caps in forums is considered shouting. Shouting and usage of strong adjectives do not make your original point more valid.

I am just not washing my mouth by offending players and users on the forums. Data shows that Kerber's success in grand slams before her AO title is similar to that of Pironkova. That makes her win as random as Tsvetana reaching the QF at RG. Pironkova might not be the most consistent player on the tour but she is definitely a fighter when it comes to playing big matches. She even defeated Kerber on several occasions, once when Kerber was at her best. ...moderated post...

I didn't see you complain about the random Kerber win of Australian Open. Calling Pironkova a mug while she had similar success to Kerber at Grand Slams before the AO title is just pitiful.

Pironkova in the QF and getting a last minute ticket for the Olympics. What a joy! I hope she improves from her SF in Wimbledon and makes her first Grand Slam final.

I am pleasantly surprised by the level of tennis Venus Williams and Anet Kontaveit showed. Excluding the groaning by both the game was really enjoyable to watch.

Maybe you should contact them via private message? I don't think some of these guys follow the thread.

Thanks! I registered again in the forum just to make sure Bulgaria will enter the contest for yet another year. It's good to be back.

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