EPT[Olympics] Rio de Janeiro 2016 - Page 70
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Ghostcom
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Shellshock
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3 of the top 6 got DQed | ||
Nakajin
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Shellshock
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On August 21 2016 10:07 Nakajin wrote: Wtf that's 3 of the top 5 disqualified I think, one Ethiopian and the Canadian are also disqualified. Yea you're right. It's of the top 5. The bronze American finished 6th originally | ||
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fabiano
Brazil4644 Posts
On August 21 2016 09:53 Nakama wrote: Yes maybe i was too harsh in that particular case since it seems to be "normal" for most of you.Buti still dont understand it and to be honest i lost alot of respect for Brazil during this Olympia even if it sounds stupid..wtf is that attitude..do all people there do it on their own ? do they just follow some hardcore fans who start it ? Don´t they do any sports themselfes ? Did they watch any Olympics before ? No, we don't do sports and never watched any olympic game before, too busy fighting off monkeys in the forest while dodging muggers. It's mostly herd behavior, some start it and it propagates. They believe its how they can help their team, "the 12th player". Football, volleyball, handball and so on players should be able to handle this kind of situation fairly well. I'm not defending senseless booing. It's very disrespectful to boo in sports like archery, golf, shooting, tennis and that horse jumping obstacles thing (equestrian?). But whatever, I`m done with this subject. Serbia vs China volleyball gold match is about to start. | ||
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dmnum
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Shellshock
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LaNague
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Shellshock
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On August 21 2016 10:19 LaNague wrote: what did the runners do to get DQed in the 5k Pushing/impeding. There was a lot of jostling for position before the final sprint | ||
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Nakajin
Canada8991 Posts
On August 21 2016 10:22 Shellshock wrote: Pushing/impeding. There was a lot of jostling for position before the final sprint The Canadian put his foot outside of the track. | ||
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Shellshock
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On August 21 2016 10:26 Nakajin wrote: The Canadian put his foot outside of the track. They are saying the American did too after originally saying it was for pushing. So idk. They're gonna appeal it I guess | ||
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LaNague
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dmnum
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On August 21 2016 10:30 LaNague wrote: whos booing whom in volleyball its confusing Everybody is booing everybody. Brazilians were cheering for the Brazilian ref during a boxing match between two foreigners, nothing we do makes any sense. | ||
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Keniji
Netherlands2569 Posts
On August 21 2016 10:18 Shellshock wrote: 1988 USSR 4x400 record pretty good. USA still 4 seconds off The female records are all quite old. 100 and 200 are from 1988 too and 400 from 1985. And at least for the 400m the current runners are not very close, either. I guess doping was on another level back then? | ||
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Nakajin
Canada8991 Posts
On August 21 2016 10:35 Keniji wrote: The female records are all quite old. 100 and 200 are from 1988 too and 400 from 1985. And at least for the 400m the current runners are not very close, either. I guess doping was on another level back then? Could also be near the limit of the human body, I don't think the technique has evolve since 1980. Holly shit Botswana, lets gooooo! Damn, they could not do it, Botswana beating the US would have been amazing. | ||
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Ghostcom
Denmark4783 Posts
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Shellshock
United States97277 Posts
On August 21 2016 10:35 Keniji wrote: The female records are all quite old. 100 and 200 are from 1988 too and 400 from 1985. And at least for the 400m the current runners are not very close, either. I guess doping was on another level back then? That's a popular theory. There's a lot of East German and Soviet records that stood for a long time among some others Woohoo the men didn't get DQed for something in a relay! | ||
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Shellshock
United States97277 Posts
All DQed runners from the 5k have been reinstated | ||
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Superbanana
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But considering the fuzz the world and this thread is making about it (its fair), i am 100% sure that its not as offensive around here. Booing is not necessarily used to offend, it can be a way to "sway" the judges if there is some sort of voting involved and you think the other guy should win, or simply showing support to the one side by hoping the other screws up. Like in a penalty shootout when you hope the guy misses the shot or that the goalkeeper won't reach the ball. Around here, people will boo. Again, i also think it sucks, both for the meaning it takes elsewhere and for the attitude, but loud people are loud. You can actually hear the brazilian crowd applauding and booing at the same time. I think its a shame, i would welcome a rival with as much respect as possible. edit: One interesting example is Argentina, they will always be booed because they are our rivals, even when there is no actual rivalry in the specific sport. But we don't have anything against them and if they are matched against us people will most likely be thrilled about it. | ||
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