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US-born Olympic freeskier Eileen Gu dodges questions about citizenship after winning gold for China Eileen Gu’s Beijing Olympics Begin With Gold in Big Air—and Citizenship Questions |
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I've read too much about how the judges are DQ non-Chinese athletes. WTF? |
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‘Favourable’ judging raises eyebrows as post-race review hands Winter Olympics short-track gold to China https://images.7news.com.au/publicat...y=sevennews_v2 https://7news.com.au/sport/winter-ol...hina-c-5608937 |
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Guess last night was the first I've really tuned in & haven't really kept up on any of the news, medal counts, etc.
But yeah, if Gu wants to play for China then by all means, go ahead. And go ahead and stay there, and **** your education at Stanford. |
This shit has started already? wow,
Guess I'm not watching. |
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Just saw this clip, seems to sum up my assessment from a considerable distance. . .
<blockquote class="imgur-embed-pub" lang="en" data-id="a/Y4dGNem" ><a href="//imgur.com/a/Y4dGNem">The age of Chinese Prosperity Begins</a></blockquote><script async src="//s.imgur.com/min/embed.js" charset="utf-8"></script> |
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Traitorous hooker. Actually it reminds me of a lot of guys that used to play on the National US Men's soccer team. We had several guys that were totally German, but had a single US parent (usually from military duty) so they had eligibility to play for the US. They chose not to play for Germany because of the immense amount of talent there, but they could easily make the team here. I'm thinking of Jermaine Jones, but the same thing applied to Earnie Stewart, Aaron Johannsson, Fabian Johnson, Julian Green, Timothy Chandler, Tom Dooley, and more. |
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