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reputation sure but there is definitely a load of talent and skill between both of themI'll be honest, I have no idea what to think of this.
This very much reminds me of the Vanessa James/Eric Radford situation we had before the last Olympics.
However, it'll definitely be interesting to see how this goes. A lot of ice dance (for better or worse) is based on reputation and it'll be interesting to see how that plays out here.
I am also excited to see them skate. I hope it will work out for them.I read they will represent France. I am not surprised they teamed up...there were rumors.
I think they will be a beautiful team. And he is one of the all time best skaters and she is really good. I am actually excited to see them skate.
As with any team sport, even if you have great individuals, that doesn't guarantee a brilliant or cohesive whole.It's been mentioned that Laurence is the best woman ice dancer, Guillaume the best man ice dancer...
Of course, there is no guarantee. At the same time, you cannot create a great orchestra if each one of the musicians are not technically sound. These two ice dancers are fabulously skilled, they've known each other -training in the same facility, for years. If they are willing to go this way, I suspect that they believe it's working out.As with any team sport, even if you have great individuals, that doesn't guarantee a brilliant or cohesive whole.
I am a huge Fabbri/Ayer fan. I thought about them and LaLa as soon as I heard the news... but then, I also suspect that by the time they'd be ready for competition, Piper and Paul may have retired... but apparently, they want to skate for France... so our thoughts will have to be for Theo and Loicia and many other young teams.honestly i see it too as a James/Radford operation, it might be easier for him to get canadian citizenship (as far as i know he still lives and works there), if so i'm sorry for Fabbri/Ayer and Lauriault/Le Gac
They've likely been trying it out and plotting this for many months now, so I'm excited to see where this leads.Of course, there is no guarantee. At the same time, you cannot create a great orchestra if each one of the musicians are not technically sound. These two ice dancers are fabulously skilled, they've known each other -training in the same facility, for years. If they are willing to go this way, I suspect that they believe it's working out.
It really does put in perspective the answer of Gabby when she was asked if she would skate with Guillaume again.They've likely been trying it out and plotting this for many months now, so I'm excited to see where this leads.
My impression is that Gabby doesn't give one hoot what Guillaume does.It really does put in perspective the answer of Gabby when she was asked if she would skate with Guillaume again.
I am sure she already knew this was happening. I agree they certainly have been trying things out for a while at this point.
I think that's fair.. .but i also think she knew he was skating with LoloMy impression is that Gabby doesn't give one hoot what Guillaume does.
I do not know what happened in that partnership, but from her standpoint, it was definitely over. She was DONE.
Wow... this was quick. You are such a good investigatorYeah, definitely France based on Laurence's ISU bio page being updated to France - https://isu-skating.com/figure-skating/skaters/laurence-fournier-beaudry/
