You were yelling that too huh?
That's where I started, and it kept escalating, until I felt the need to just ignore her for my own wellbeing
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2014 NHK Trophy Mens Short Program 11/28
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You were yelling that too huh?
That's where I started, and it kept escalating, until I felt the need to just ignore her for my own wellbeing 
get Sinead O'Connor for all I care :sarcasm: just get rid of the other lady
go to youtube, and search for frida340. This channel has been uploading the vids.
Well, from all the things I've heard from JSF, I wouldn't be surprised that even Yuzuru's health were worse they still want him to compete.
But it's not like they don't have the guys to do it for him. Sad really. Someone needs to put their foot down.
I would be interested if Jenna Mccorkell came in to do some commentary.
i gave the 3A as exapmle because thats the usual quality we get from him when he is healthy, yes he did mistakes on the jupms and suffered consequences, but other elements are still good , and at his best is 101.45 so obviously better than jeremy
101.45 wasn't at this competition.
frida340 is such a good youtube channel.
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That's JSF for you. I doubt that they even care for the kid's battered body at all. My friend in Japan said JSF encouraged Yuzuru to skate at NHK. Of course it's rumors, but still...
You are comparing a healthy skater vs unhealthy skater
No one is denying that Hanyu is the best right now. But you said it. He isn't healthy, and as a result, he's missing jumps. That doesn't make him less of a skater, just a HUMAN who needs to heal before jumping back into competition mode. It's possible for the best skater at a competition NOT TO WIN. It happens. Again - Michelle
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...otherwise nothing will change, and she'll be back to annoy us all again.
I intend to suggest they use Mark Hanretty again instead.
I'm missing your logic here... Shayuki was saying that at Hanyu's best (101.45), he is 2 levels above Jeremy, who doesn't have the difficulty to even compare. At today's competition, it's clearly not Hanyu's best (as reflected in a score of 78.01, more than 23 points below his best), and he placed 5th where as Jeremy place 2nd. What are you unhappy/"snort"ing about??
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i am well aware it wasnt at this competition , and noone is saying he did better than jeremy at this competition, results for this competition is obvious from the results
it just didnt seem fair to compare injured yuzuru to healthy skaters, thats all, sorry if i offended anyone
i am well aware it wasnt at this competition , and noone is saying he did better than jeremy at this competition, results for this competition is obvious from the results
it just didnt seem fair to compare injured yuzuru to healthy skaters, thats all, sorry if i offended anyone
Don't be sorry, a simple misunderstanding
I second all that you said here.uhhmmm... heres the logic whatever Hanyu did in the past should not matter!!! We are comparing the performance at this event Hanyu vs other skaters. Hanyu landed botched 2 jumps vs Jeremy who had a clean skate. Hanyu had no quad since he got downgraded, no 3/3 but still is only 3+ points behind a skater who landed all his jumps. Honestly speaking if he's name is Hanyu do you think he would get that mark?
Did you see those transitions? Nuff said.
Did you see those falls? Enough said
Oh, to the comment "Jeremy's seriously good at all" I mean, come on. I quoted it when I *snorted
Agreed. Jeremy is an amazing skater, he's one of my favorites too, just love his expressions on ice. If only he could add a quad in his short and maybe one more (in addition to the one he already has planned) in the long. No quad in the short program really just kills the score, we all know he's capable of doing better.
