Agger

I'm sure you're gonna wait for at least 2 weeks!

What a fantastic table tennis final!

Cort takes another stage win!

Absolutely huge for danish basket to beat a country like Germany!

Well. What a birthday present for me. I will of course be joining!

That's true. Our commentators saw it at once (and I'm usually not a big fan of them)

Not so weird. Cort spent most of the time in the wind helping the team

Cort!

Very annoying that they're taking away the clock when they know that the differences are this big!

The danish target is 5 medals I don't know about Sweden.

And Jonas Jacobsson going for a medal which would make it 10 consecutive games with a medal!

As usual, people trying to learn lots of languages for some reason never try learning danish or swedish

Well. I've found by life goal. I'm gonna become world champion in Toguz korgool!

Only 13 of 22 sports will be shown on tv and streams

This is pathetic!

I guess it's never meant to be?

Come on, guys! You really want to throw away the Olympics with a shorthanded goal!

At least you didn't concede 101 points! Only us and Kosovo did so...

IIf we don't qualify, I will blame you!

Well. In 2009 it was our eternal rivals who we've only just started beating the last couple of years, Norway, who was in the way. (I still remember that match all too well) I believe we were seen as favourites in 2013, but we didn't play well from what I remember. This is our big chance, espsecially thanks to the NHL participation, which gives us a big advantage. I will sadly most likely miss one or two of the matches, but I'm really looking forward to it as well. In general it's really an exciting period for our "secondary" team sports with both basketball, volleyball and ice hockey qualifications.

Denmark Squad Goalies: Frederik Andersen, Toronto Sebastian Dahm, Graz 99ers Simon Nielsen, Herning Defensemen: Philip Larsen, Vancouver Oliver Lauriden, Jokerit Jesper B. Jensen, Jokerit Nicholas B. Jensen, Rungsted Stefan Lassen, Pelicans Lahti Emil Kristensen, Linköping Daniel Nielsen, Herning Markus Lauridsen, Leksand Forwards: Frans Nielsen, Detroit Mikkel Bødker, San Jose Oliver Bjorkstrand, Columbus Jannik Hansen, Vancouver Nikolaj Ehlers, Winnipeg Peter Regin, Jokerit Mads Christensen, München Nichlas Hardt, Malmö Frederik Storm, Malmö Morten Green, Rungsted Morten Madsen, Karlskrona Nicklas Jensen, New York Rangers Mathias Bau, Frederikshavn

On the paper we would be (even though Kopitar is pretty far ahead of the 2nd best player in the qual (I guess that would be Frans Nielsen)) We have a huge advantage in Frederik Andersen who I believe is by pretty far the best goalie in the tournament, but it will still be tough. Both Slovenia and Belarus have good teams and sadly I never feel sure when our teams are the favourites.

I'm pretty sure that our NHL players have the Olympic qualification as the main goal even though several of them are going to the World Cup. Simply because it would be the first time and a huge thing for danish Ice hockey, even though it may be without NHL players.

A good final test before the qualification with a 3-0 win against Latvia. By far our strongest team ever with 8 NHL players and another 2 with NHL experience...