Agger

That's gotta be the best Danish hockey game ever! Not just a win but absolutely deserved!

The experts in the studio said that the call considering the goal was correct (a hand pass). Didn't say anything about the penalties though.

Danish commentators absolutely furious about the refs after both questionable penalties and a Danish goal that was taken away.

Very fine first period!

Well deserved win. Not my no. 1 but high on the list.

Very divided voting from the juries so far.

Really didn't like Baby Lasagna, but this is pretty awesome!

Have to say. There are actually more songs that I could see myself listening to after the contest than for many years!

You mean the bookmakers' no. 3?

Wrecking Norway on their national day. What a match!

So uhm... Did anybody hear that Sissal has been having problems with the voice? Certainly not during that performance!

Really growing on me as well!

I find them slightly less annoying than Jedward, but that might very well be becaus Jedward was so hyped for some reason.

Can't decide if I like these guys from Iceland more than Jedward. Doesn't say much...

"Black as midnight on a moonless night." It's the only way

Did not expect that!

And Israel should stop their annoying campaigning everywhere.

Well, our best song in ages, but sadly still don't think it'll qualify

No milkshake for me, thanks. Though I'm sure that the song would be great at a party!

Sweden, Slovenia and Portugal would be my personal favourites here. Netherlands pretty fine as well.

Haven't really been much active in here for the last half year but planning to be back now after my big mission. Yeah folks, did my marathon on Sunday. Started the year with a slight knee injury after a small crash on the icy roads in November, but just managed to get it back on course on time. In March I had my international debut on the half Marathon doing the Lisbon Half Marathon. A rather chaotic experience but what a view running across the Ponte 25 de Abril. Not a massive time as it was mainly part of my training. Since then it has been about putting on some distance peaking at 32km. Everything went really well and I even changed my target time from 4:30 to 4:20 On race day I managed to keep myself following the 4:20 pacers for some 2km before just feeling that I could take it up a notch so yeah. Even caught up with the 4:10 pacers a bit more than halfway through and even put them behind me for a couple of kms before really starting to feel the distance. In the las 9 km it was a bit chaotic with people stopping everywhere to walk. I got caugth up in it by a water station which shortly killed me. Got back up running but I would guess that about 30% of the last 7-8km were walking though the last km was all running finishing with tears in my eyes in 4:10.44. A magnificent experience but also the toughest thing I've ever done before. That showed some 1½ hours later when I collapsed and apparently had some cramping meaning that I was adviced to visit the hospital. getting out some 14 hours later after a night in observation. Most likely my blood sugar just crashed completely so nothing to worry about. Did hit my knee in the fall, though. Don't know if I'll ever do it again. If I do I certainly learned a lot, both when it comes to training and of course making sure that I actually get fueled after the race!

I'm not drunk enough to enjoy Belgium!

Men's relay and men's mass start. Would have loved to see the women, but their relay is the same day as team sprint and I'm most likely going home on the day of the women's mass start.

Had planned to add some speed skating, but that certainly was too much for me as well!

Another round of tickets gave 2 biathlon tickets. That's more or less the second half of my trip settled with the men's relay and men's mass start added. Still considering a bit more for my time in Milano, but now I got enough of an idea to actually start checking out hotels and travel arrangements.