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It seems to be a pattern for CEV in these U championships to have all the big teams in one group.. It was the same with the girls a few weeks. So unfair.

I wanted a spanish team for Juve and a final with Monaco. Oh well guess now i'm all for Juve - Atletico final!

Still no news on who the girls are. The dutch forums must be really slow tonight.

And i jinxed him. Taylor in the house and he is on a rampage.

Gary so clutch tonight.

The snooker is only in the first session of the 1/8. It can wait tonight. The other 2 have the priority at this time.

Chisnall completely destroyed Snackpot. Many ups and downs for them, by looking at the table i reckon. Time for Ando-Taylor. Let's see if the Philster can knock Ando out of the play-offs in his final PL.

Anyone watching tonights Premier League. Haven't followed this year much, but decided to turn tonight for some juicy matches. I have a question which is completely on-topic, who are the new walk on girls? The walkon website hasn't been updated and looks to be halted. http://www.walkongirls.net

Great silver for Yanislav Gerchev Anyone saw the final with the russian, because the score says 000-000 and how they chose the winner (don't know judo rules ) But Ivelina Ilieva lost the bronze medal match to a Kosovar girl. Kosovo a powerhouse in judo.

COME ON JUVE !! Finish this and bring some joy to this tournament.

Valverde wins on the Mur, no, say it aint so. Who would have thought. At 37 he just can't lose a race, such a prolific career

Damn, and i was looking forward to it. Snowfall in Croatia, how dare you.

Asian Games has a plethora of weird "sports" through the years, so this will fit right in.

Todays stage in Croatia has a huge MTF. 28 km with an average 5-6%, that is a climb for the Giro/Tour For a 2.1 race, they are really punishing the riders.

@Henry_Leon is unstoppable

Happy Easter, or how they pronounce it in Turkey, happy Erdo-for the rest of your life day.

EBU joke, joke, joke. Waiting for the next big FAIL. You know it's comming..

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A bomb near the Borussia Dortmund bus, Bartra injured, the match with Monaco postponed indefinitely.

Simple answer, people are stupid.

Fabio Aru is out of the Giro with a knee injury.

And all three wanted to bid separately? Highly unlikely if you ask me. In 2014 teams mourned about traveling to Manaus, because it was so far away, i can only imagine what it will be if they had to play in Canada and next in Mexico. That would be a joy. Just like with the Olympics, it seems open bidding is a thing of the past and it doesn't matter who brings the best platform, everything is a calculated scheme. They should make the mandatory rotation official, we are more or less using it for years now. And i was so happy for a canadian bid, now.. And the US will have the Olympics, they should bug out of this..

Any one of those nations can host it individually.

Yeah, for some reason (maybe the late hours ) i completely blanked about Gilbert. Head-2-head comparison is pretty similar. GVA 1st Roubaix = PG 1st L-B-L GVA 1st E3 & G-W = PG 1st Amstel Gold & Fleche GVA 1st Omloop = PG 1st Strade B. GVA 2nd Ronde = PG 3rd MSR GVA 2nd Strade = PG 1st Brabantse GVA 7th Kuurne < PG 9th Ronde Slight edge for Gilbert, but both very impressive classic seasons.

I dont think i have seen (at least in the last few decades) a better classic season than what GVA is doing. 4 wins and another 2 second places, simply amazing.