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:sad21:Yes we were missing some negative comments again.
I think it's realistic though
Yes we were missing some negative comments again.
Tbh I don't think it's over until tomorrow night. I don't expect her to win or anything but still.
I agree that this year's team looks weaker, but many of the skaters are in their first season still.![]()
Rest In Peace Ludmila Borisovna Shalashova, my condolences to Daniil Markovich and all his family.
yeah but to be fair we should talk about it.
In this case i think Panova is making the same mistake Plushenko made last season: i don't think Tarakanova can handle this layout for the SP with the backloaded combo. She may lands it fine in practice but it's always inconsistent in competition and it's very expensive.
In general though russian ladies do seem a little less trained than usual, i'd say competition used to be better when more groups had chances to compete at international events.
The state of junior russian girls is all in the hands of Sambo70, Snow Leopards and CSKA and i've always said that for me it's a bad idea.
On top of that there is also the fact that Korea's field is getting deeper each season.
I think we are spoiled. US, Japanese or Korean ladies fans will be happy if their skater takes a medal at JGP. But Russian ladies fans take anything but 1st place as a failure.
We were used to seeing the 3A delivering senior worthy performances each JGP in addition to Tarusina, Tarakanova and Kanysheva who were pretty consistent. Now best juniors moved to seniors, and Korea is steadily becoming one of the powerhouses of ladies' FS. One can't expect to see absolutely perfect, 1st place winning performances every time.
Seems like Sinitsyna's document problems turn out to be a blessing in disguise. Those two new Korean girls proved themselves today, and if they repeat their confidence tomorrow, will be amongst the medalists.
I think Korean girls got really lucky with the extremely lenient judging panel today... and zero PCS differentiation. :disapp:
They were clearly better than Nastya today, though. No question about that. But she can still come back in the FS.
Hmmm.. I am not that sure about that. I'll elaborate once it's over =)
