VictorLustig
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Conditions looked good, though.2 penalty loops for Desthieux. What a joke.
Not yet there.Any word on France's second leg first shooting? They're so far behind we don't even have their results.
That was tough to watch.Did you see Doll's upper body tremble?
I'm putting that shooting mainly down to his teammates. Awful start and gave him no chance. Didn't settle himself properly knowing he had no time to waste. Was bad though no question.Fourcade with problems shooting. He'll have to do loops.
Hindsight and all that...but JT Boe goes last surely? Svendsen is just too unreliable.That's it. Sweden wins. Svendsen with his usual meltdown. Schempp being terrible as well, but Landertinger can't capitalize on it. Sweden with a brilliant performance.
I've often asked myself that. Don't kow why Svendsen got the end. He's not a stable shooter. It's not like he never won but he has a number of gaffes as well.Hindsight and all that...but JT Boe goes last surely? Svendsen is just too unreliable.
And now he has a Gold with a name like that.Peppe Femling? Sounds like a scam.
I've often asked myself that. Don't know why Svendsen got the end. He's not a stable shooter. It's not like he never won but he has a number of gaffes as well.
I think it's due to the finishing. He beats everybody in a photo-finish. It won't even be a photo-finish. Of course, then you have to finish those targets first. Well, fun for the Swedes. But it would have been better for the sport if the Americans had managed to stay a bit higher up, and we could have given them the silver medal, and Norway the 6th spot. 'Silver means loss' as speed skater Knut Johannesen -two times Olympic gold medalist, and a bunch of other titles - famously said. An often quoted thing around here. But while silver is next to useless for Norway, it would have been fun for some other people. (of course, silver is fun sometimes even for Norway, but it must be when our people were considered more like outsiders, as with Mowinckel in the alpine skiing.)
I don't know. That might have been the reason in the beginning but he's not the same in the loipe anymore. At least not the utter dominance he once had. There are really only three strategies anyway and you have to put him somewhere. Is it better to chase or do you want to give your guy a big cushion for the last shooting or put him somewhere in the middle and deal with that. Are you shooting better under pressure or when it's calm.I think it's due to the finishing. He beats everybody in a photo-finish. It won't even be a photo-finish. Of course, then you have to finish those targets first. Well, fun for the Swedes. But it would have been better for the sport if the Americans had managed to stay a bit higher up, and we could have given them the silver medal, and Norway the 6th spot. 'Silver means loss' as speed skater Knut Johannesen -two times Olympic gold medalist, and a bunch of other titles - famously said. An often quoted thing around here. But while silver is next to useless for Norway, it would have been fun for some other people. (of course, silver is fun sometimes even for Norway, but it must be when our people were considered more like outsiders, as with Mowinckel in the alpine skiing.)
Surprisingly bad performance by Schempp though. Usually his standing shooting is good.