machotime
Thimotée Atouba
Kiira Korpi (Figure Skating)
Not that I'd have known if it was Kiira Korpi but that's Fatima Moreira de Melo, a Dutch hockey player :lol:
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Why the 2014 Winter Olympics will be Worth Watching
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Not that I'd have known if it was Kiira Korpi but that's Fatima Moreira de Melo, a Dutch hockey player :lol:
7percent
Pascal Chimbonda
I imagine she's had a snowball fight or something at least once in her life. I vote she counts.
VermontSpur
Steven Pienaar
I've become a big fan of Austrian downhill skier (and noted Cheetah advocate) Anna Fenninger. I'd like to give her a good 'fenningering,' if you know what I mean...
edit: tiny picture fail...I swear this never happens...
edit: tiny picture fail...I swear this never happens...
braineclipse
Steve Sedgley
Have to say that from a sporting point of view the Russians put on a good Olympics. Some reported problems for the press and the accommodation, but for the athletes most things looked good. Thought they put on a good show and all the venues were pretty cool.
I still think that although there are problems by giving a sporting fest like this to a regime with some views quickly running out of fashion this has also helped highlight some of those issues more than they otherwise would have. Hope those people in Russia with more modern views will take heart from the support shown both by athletes and parts of the international community.
No reported security issues, as per usual the media like to hype the danger with events like this. That's the Ukraine/Poland Euros, South Africa World Cup and now Russia Olympics all hosted without any of the predictions of the fear-mongers coming to fruition. Won't stop them next time of course...
I still think that although there are problems by giving a sporting fest like this to a regime with some views quickly running out of fashion this has also helped highlight some of those issues more than they otherwise would have. Hope those people in Russia with more modern views will take heart from the support shown both by athletes and parts of the international community.
No reported security issues, as per usual the media like to hype the danger with events like this. That's the Ukraine/Poland Euros, South Africa World Cup and now Russia Olympics all hosted without any of the predictions of the fear-mongers coming to fruition. Won't stop them next time of course...