wow, too many ex champions went to see Rostel! Averbukh arrived to see plush and left?Lol!
... as and Kostomarov, Tikhonov, Albena Denkova, Maxim Staviski ....
Seriously now, in Moscow I must have spotted a lot of men with mullet style, so I concluded that it is their national haircut. Yags must be the exception of the rule. It is not only Plushenko, in metro and in tv i must have seen too many guys having the same haircut more or less, ...
Has anyone here looked at the "old" Russian movies - "Alexander Nevsky", "Andrey Rublyov"...?
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0029850/
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0060107/
I am surprised that you do not know, that it is typical of the Russian national hairstyles
No wig, we want THE MULLET
!
Khmmm... what is mullet?
Here is some real Plushy news I just saw at another site.
Apparently Plushy's home town is planning to erect a statue in his honor.
Not many skaters have a statue in their honor so this is very exciting news!....
http://velena.ru/translations/NM_2009.html
Nikolai Morozov:
«I
WOULD BUILD A STATUE FOR PLUSHENKO» 
...
NM:
I was blown by Evgeni Pluschenko’s skating. So far it’s the strongest impression of the season.
I would build a statue for him. It’s hard to give a score for what he had done.
- EV: I.e. you didn’t even consider the possibility of his comeback?
- NM: No, why? At the time I was deeply involved in Yagudin/Pluschenko rivalry when they both were getting ready for the SLC games. I know the guys well and I know what are they capable of. When Yagudin considered coming back to the sports before his hip surgery he came to train with me in New Jersey, skated for a couple of days and even attempted to land a quad. Those are the skaters of a different level. Not like any others.
In Pluschenko’s plans to come back I didn’t see anything impossible, but I was overwhelmed in Moscow not by his triple and quad jumps, but by the fact that he looks better on the ice now than he was at 2006.
- EV: Many are mentioning that. As well as the fact it would be hard for Pluschenko to accommodate to the new system as far as the non jumping elements go.
- NM: I don’t want to talk about it. The last world championships were won by the skaters who can’t even perform a quad. I don’t consider it normal.
- EV: I remember our conversation half a year prior to the Turino Olympics. Back then you said the value of the quad should be higher. But it still haven’t happened. Is an attempt for a hard element justified when it is not scored particularly high?
- NM: I think those who are capable to land the quads will attempt them in Vancouver. That is if they want to win, of course. Take Joubert: he meant to jump 3 quads them in Grand Prix in Paris and it was not because Pluschenko came back. And it doesn’t matter that he was unable to land them: after all the goal is the same: to win in Vancouver....