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Ah yeah, true! I'll see if I can come up with something, since the old forum is gone and I severely screwed up the laptop that had the documents I used back then

Apparently I won a Totallympics medal? What's this?

Something like this? I had no idea, I just suddenly remembered "oh wait, statistics!" so quickly came up with this little thing

Thank you

Oh boy, I will try I must say I totally forgot that we had started, apparently the wake up service in my hotel here didn't work well..

As expected Alcinas and Reyes are two players who play together a lot and especially Reyes has had some very good results (remember him beating Wes Newton at the World Champs a while back)

I know they're bad, but I still think they're better and more serious than FIFA

Thanks, I hope you will do good too

Margaret Wambui takes the 800m win in Huelva...she might be the only one capable of staying reasonably close to Semenya and Niyonsaba this season and we all know why.

Ice hockey, there it is

I'm not sure where to find a live stream since I'm watching it on tv, but I totally forgot to tell you the darts has started for today Hong Kong vs Ireland at the moment, a very close match

[hide] Preliminary Round June 3rd-June 14th, 2016 16 Nations, 4 Groups, 1st and 2nd Nations from each Group will qualify for Quarterfinals All times are Eastern Daylight Time (GMT -4) Group A Date and Venue Team 1 T1 T2 Team 2 June 3rd 2016, h. 21:30, Levi's Stadium, Santa Clara United States 0 1 Colombia June 4th 2016, h. 17:00, Camping World Stadium, Orlando Costa Rica 2 0 Paraguay June 7th 2016, h. 20:00, Soldier Field, Chicago United States 2 1 Costa Rica June 7th 2016, h. 22:30, Rose Bowl, Pasadena Colombia 3 0 Paraguay June 11th 2016, h. 19:00, Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia Paraguay 0 2 United States June 11th 2016, h. 21:00, NRG Stadium, Houston Costa Rica 1 2 Colombia Group B Date and Venue Team 1 T1 T2 Team 2 June 4th 2016, h. 19:30, CenturyLink Field, Seattle Haiti 0 3 Peru June 4th 2016, h. 22:00, Rose Bowl, Pasadena Brazil 3 0 Ecuador June 8th 2016, h. 19:30, Camping World Stadium, Orlando Brazil 5 0 Haiti June 8th 2016, h. 22:00, University of Phoenix Stadium, Glendale Ecuador 2 1 Peru June 12th 2016, h. 18:30, MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford Haiti 1 3 Ecuador June 12th 2016, h. 20:30, Gillette Stadium, Foxborough Peru 0 4 Brazil Group C Date and Venue Team 1 T1 T2 Team 2 June 5th 2016, h. 17:00, Soldier Field, Chicago Jamaica 1 1 Venezuela June 5th 2016, h. 20:00, University of Phoenix Stadium, Glendale Mexico 0 1 Uruguay June 9th 2016, h. 19:30, Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia Uruguay 3 0 Venezuela June 9th 2016, h. 22:00, Rose Bowl, Pasadena Mexico 2 0 Jamaica June 13th 2016, h. 20:00, NRG Stadium, Houston Mexico 3 0 Venezuela June 13th 2016, h. 22:00, Levi's Stadium, Santa Clara Uruguay 3 1 Jamaica Group D Date and Venue Team 1 T1 T2 Team 2 June 6th 2016, h. 17:00, Camping World Stadium, Orlando Panama 2 0 Bolivia June 6th 2016, h. 21:30, Levi's Stadium, Santa Clara Argentina 2 1 Chile June 10th 2016, h. 19:00, Gillette Stadium, Foxborough Chile 4 0 Bolivia June 10th 2016, h. 21:30, Soldier Field, Chicago Argentina 4 1 Panama June 14th 2016, h. 20:00, Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia Chile 3 1 Panama June 14th 2016, h. 22:00, CenturyLink Field, Seattle Argentina 5 0 Bolivia [/hide]

Meanwhile the head doctor of the Dutch Olympic team is a guy who thought that the famous doping doctors Conconi and Ferrari were a good idea to follow and who has worked with a whole lot of shady figures At least it looks like the shadowy part of the Dutch sports is finally catching up with the other countries as well

I guess in football they have a lot more money and expertise to develop stuff that can't be detected

In the end, almost all sports are partly decided by that. Take football: sure, tactics and styles are important, but use doping and you'll be able to keep running longer and longer and more importantly, you'll be able to use your supreme techniques longer. I've seen plenty of matches with teams like Barcelona, Valencia or Juventus where they just kept going and going and going as if they'd never be tired...honestly I think football has the most doping of every sport, simply because it's by far the most "financial sport" and the interests are so incredibly huge there. No way FIFA will ever implement a decent anti-doping regulation and they will never get anywhere near IAAF, UCI, FINA (they might not be good, or even be bad, but at least they test). My problem with sports like weightlifting is that the results indeed often change because of doping tests. The good thing is: they test. My problem with sports like football and other major sports is that their fans are so blind and naive when it comes to doping. "No, it's a technical sport, we don't need doping." Oh please.

I wonder which sports I could be a fan of then. There are at least serious controls....in contrast to sports like football where the entire anti-doping is the biggest joke in the world.

Brazilian biathlon is calling (literally ) so I'm afraid you'll have to excuse me for now I enjoyed it though

Wonderful parade of nations And indeed, where's the ice hockey?

And it looks like KAZ weightlifters Zulfiya Chinshanlo and....damn it, Ilya Ilyin are two of the four doped gold medalists of London 2012

Agreed

I think it doesn't really work like that when suddenly a ton of media in your home country is writing about you possibly getting historic results

I saved you some

Welcome in Kosice? Wait, I made it? I'm here?

To be fair, I don't follow tennis that close as many of you guys and even I am hearing how great of a talent Thiem is all the freaking time I can imagine there's quite a lot of pressure as the real hope of Austrian tennis..

Tried that as well, didn't work for me but I hope it does for Agger... Let's just say I sneaked through anyway and apparently I'm not a wanted man. Agger, I would strongly advice against shouting "Bomb! He's got a bomb!" and using the confusion to get through. Just don't do it.