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heywoodu
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I remember bookmakers offered odds of 5 for her to win the shot put in the heptathlon at the 2012 Olympics.....I was very grateful and profited from their mistake quite a lot
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Who says Bale was their best player at this tournament? Sure, he's the most famous one, but everywhere I read basically everyone said Ramsey was the big man this tournament.
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Greg-attack in the yellow jersey
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And even with that draw they only finally got a win in the semi-finals (where their opponent was even missing their best player)...yeah, Portugal has been a lot more lucky then France
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We can probably write down Costa for the win
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Guess the ass (it can't be that difficult, really):
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The past weeks have been mostly a mix of pretty warm and very sunny days combined with these kind of wet and cold days
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To be fair, results at previous Olympics usually don't have a lot to do with current realistic chances, since it's 4 years later... -
The Col d'Aspin, the place where Riccardo Ricco placed his idiotically crazy attack
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heywoodu replied to Gianlu33's topic in Totallympics Lounge
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Mistakes are meant to be made aren't they? Oops
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Welcome to the Netherlands
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Clearly impossible to say. Germany was better for most of the time today, but still they made incredibly stupid mistakes and didn't finish their chances, so even being better, they could still have lost
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I could not have said it better, I completely agree with your feelings
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France stole the slow clap from Iceland, come on
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It's like Serbia in water polo, if I'm not mistaken Winning at home, nothing away from home (maybe I'm confusing Serbia with another nation and even another sport though )
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Griezmann What a horribly bad defending by the Germans.
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I think it's 100% sure Italian maffia clearly bought him
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I didn't see those other fouls so I can't judge about those. But this was definitely a penalty (and when both the Belgian and Dutch commentators and analists agree about something...trust me, it must be true ), Schweinsteiger had absolutely no reason to put his hands up there. I don't think he was planning to "box" away the ball, but it was a beginner's mistake nonetheless.
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Sorry but that was so incredibly dumb from Schweinsteiger What on earth was he thinking? "We are so much stronger than France, let's give them a one goal advantage to make it fair."? Of course it should already have been 1-0 for Germany at that point (possibly even 2-0 if you're being really generous, but at least 1-0)...but well, that's their fault.
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I'd say 8:34 800m free for 14-year old Ajna Kesely is quite impressive as well
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No Ah well, it was right after I left school and wanted to do something else than studying...I remember secretly finding a place to use the earbuds in my phone and listen to the radio with nobody seeing me (and hiding everything really fast if someone was coming close) Including athletics, so there, on-topic
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He already appeared some years before that didn't he? Apart from that, this is an international forum, I'm not going to give away state secrets that shouldn't be published outside the Netherlands.
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Well thinking again, I think we were mostly seeing Netherlands Antilles as "our little brother" back then, so we were happy when they did well Although I must admit in 2004 I didn't watch it that much as nowadays and in 2008 I had just started a job 2 days before the Olympics (worst decision ever) so I didn't see that much of it live
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Not in general, but definitely for Martina. Although he was still very new for all of us back then, his interviews in Dutch media already surprised everyone back then with his everlasting smile and great attitude Like in the 2008 Olympics, people were absolutely cheering for Martina as if he was "one of our own" already
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