Olympialaber

Hab eben mein Hotel vorausgezahlt - autsch! Fünfzehnhundert Flocken weg
Für 1 Euro gibts derzeit gerade mal 80 pence, nochmal autsch!
Das werden die teuersten 17 Tage (und Nächte) meines Lebens....
Wer noch ein Hotel braucht, kann sich melden, diverse Zimmer um die 70-100 Euro/Nacht -
allerdings alles für den kompletten Zeitraum, Datumänderung wird sicherlich abgelehnt!

Haben die Amis eigentlich schon ihr Dreamteam 2012 im Basketball bekannt gegeben?

USA Basketball: 2012 U.S. Olympic Men’s Team Finalists Roster

Okay, ich geb's zu: Ich bin kein Basketball-Freak, aber - ich kenne da gerade mal drei Namen...

Wo sind denn Michael Jordan, Shaquille O'Neal und Larry Bird?

Zitat von kleiner_hai

Okay, ich geb's zu: Ich bin kein Basketball-Freak, aber - ich kenne da gerade mal drei Namen...

Wo sind denn Michael Jordan, Shaquille O'Neal und Larry Bird?

in rente

Zitat von kleiner_hai

Okay, ich geb's zu: Ich bin kein Basketball-Freak, aber - ich kenne da gerade mal drei Namen...

Wo sind denn Michael Jordan, Shaquille O'Neal und Larry Bird?

Dirk Nowitzki?

Zitat von bluesky5877

USA Basketball: 2012 U.S. Olympic Men’s Team Finalists Roster

WOW, hab keine ahnung gehabt dass soviele stars kommen

pro melo & griffin, rest ist dann wurscht

Zitat von peksim

WOW, hab keine ahnung gehabt dass soviele stars kommen

pro melo & griffin, rest ist dann wurscht

Dieser Griffin?

Zitat von BoahJay

Dieser Griffin?

nein, DIESER Griffin

Zitat

Noah fällt aus

Die französische Basketball-Nationalmannschaft muss bei den Olympischen Spielen in London auf Center Joakim Noah (Bild) von den Chicago Bulls verzichten. „Ich bin absolut nicht bereit. Nicht bereit zu rennen, nicht bereit zu springen. Ich bin nicht fit genug, um bei Olympia zu spielen“, sagte Noah der französischen Zeitung „L’Equipe“ (Mittwoch). Noah leidet noch an den Folgen einer Knöchelverletzung aus den NBA-Playoffs. Frankreich bangt zudem noch um seinen zweiten Star aus der nordamerikanischen Profiliga NBA. Auch Tony Parker von den San Antonio Spurs hat sich nach einer Augenverletzung noch nicht wieder einsatzbereit gemeldet.

Quelle: faz.net

So eine Scheiße! Das waren die zwei anderen Basketballer die ich noch kenne und die bei BK012 am Start gewesen wären...

Zitat von kleiner_hai

Quelle: faz.net

So eine Scheiße! Das waren die zwei anderen Basketballer die ich noch kenne und die bei BK012 am Start gewesen wären...

Parker ist doch noch gar ne sicher....

Eine Frage an die Olympioniken aus den letzten Jahren.

Darf man eigentlich so Banner mitnehmen und aufhängen? Denke eher nicht oder?

Zitat von saschku

Eine Frage an die Olympioniken aus den letzten Jahren.

Darf man eigentlich so Banner mitnehmen und aufhängen? Denke eher nicht oder?

Siehe Dokument "Prohibitedandrestricteditemslists_Neutral.pdf"

Items that are restricted in London
2012 venues are:
––Large flags (bigger than 1 metre x
2 metres), banners and poles

Zitat von markus84

Siehe Dokument "Prohibitedandrestricteditemslists_Neutral.pdf"

Items that are restricted in London
2012 venues are:
––Large flags (bigger than 1 metre x
2 metres), banners and poles

Danke

Okay, also werden Banner wohl nicht erlaubt sein.

Hab grad Turnen Männer Team Finale im Körbchen GA007

Kat C für 185Pfund im Dachboden der O2 Arena toller Platz

30 July 2012
Monday
16:30-19:20
Gymnastics - Artistic
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Men's Team Final
Men's Team Victory Ceremony
Session code: GA007
North Greenwich Arena

* Price category:
* Price Level C
* Total number of tickets:
* 1
* Total cost:
* £185.00

Type Quantity Price Sub-total
Full price 1 £185.00 £185.00
Block/area: 414 Row: G Seat(s): 769
Total number of tickets: 1
Total cost: £185.00

Wir haben alle Ticekts .... wir sind bereit

Also jetz brauchen wir nur noch Laber zum sportlichen Wettbewerb!

__________________

Amis geben heute nach dem training das Basketball Team bekannt!

Von ESPN :

The locks:

• Kobe Bryant: The Lakers' star hit some clutch shots for Team USA in the Beijing Games, and he is looking forward to playing the closer role again this time around. "Let them do all the work, all the heavy lifting," Bryant said. "I'll go out there and do what I can do for this team to be successful in spots, get open shots and knock them down. Down the stretch, if the ball comes to me I'll knock it down. Just kind of do what I did in Beijing, same old thing."

• LeBron James: After winning the regular-season MVP and the NBA Finals MVP this year, it's hard to argue against James being the best player in the world right now. He should be playing with more confidence than ever given his recent success and the fact that this will be his third Olympics.

• Carmelo Anthony: The Knicks' star has been a scoring machine during his time with USA basketball. He struggled to see the floor in Athens and made up for it by being a key cog on some of the World Championship teams and the Beijing squad. He has also spoken highly of the Team USA experience and should be one of the leaders for this group.

• Deron Williams: The Nets' point guard gained valuable experience during the Beijing Games and should play with peace of mind knowing that he just got a max deal to lead his team into Brooklyn this fall.

• Chris Paul: Yes, he left Friday's first practice with a thumb injury, but USA brass didn't seem that concerned. If he checks out OK medically, he will be on the team and should provide it with a stabilizing presence -- a la Jason Kidd in Beijing.

• Kevin Durant: The Thunder sharpshooter dominated the 2010 World Championships in Turkey, proving he could score at will in international competition. He was one of the last cuts for the Beijing team and will surely enjoy being a leader for a team poised to win another gold medal.

• Tyson Chandler: With Dwight Howard out, Chandler is the only true center on this team. As the reigning NBA defensive player of the year, he will be tasked with shoring up the middle for Team USA.

• Russell Westbrook: Given the explosiveness and power with which he plays with, and the fact that he seems to have no fear going to the rim, Westbrook gives Krzyzewski a change of pace whenever he needs one.

The probables:

• Kevin Love: The Timberwolves' big man is a rebounding machine and can stretch the floor and knock down threes when needed. Both of those skills could be beneficial in the international game for a big man. Love understands that this may be one of his only chances to win a gold medal and he wants to take advantage of it. When asked whether he would rather have a gold medal or an NBA championship, Love seemed to lean towards trying for the prize that goes around his neck, not the trophy that he could hold over his head. "Wow, it's tough to say because the Olympics, for a guy like Kobe, could probably (play) in it three or four times, and that's Kobe Bryant. For a guy like LeBron, same kind of thing, he's still relatively young, and for a guy like myself especially in today's day and age where we might go to a 23-and-under rule, I only have probably one time to do this. I might only have one time, so an NBA championship could come every year for me, barring injury, barring the team I'm playing on, but I think both are kind of mutually exclusive. "An NBA champioship really brings bragging rights, but to be able to put on the red, white and blue, USA across your chest, it's a way to feel patriotic whether you're a sports fan or not. I grew up watching the Olympics and I watched the gymnastics and the swimming, and the track and field. It wasn't just the basketball. It's definitely different, but it's equally as great."

• Blake Griffin: The high riser is famous for his dunks, but on this team he will be viewed as an important piece off the bench as long as he rebounds, defends and gets his offense where he can.

The question marks:

• Anthony Davis: The freshly minted No. 1 draft pick would give the Americans another huge boost in the middle, but his ankle injury is limiting him in practice. Krzyzewski said Davis had a hard time running up and down the court Friday and was "probably less than 75 percent."
"I feel badly for him that he hasn't been able to really scrimmage at this point because he came up with the little sprained ankle recently," Team USA chairman Jerry Colangelo said. "But he's such an intriguing player even at this point. And I say that because of his length and his rebounding; we can't make a judgment based on where he is today. We have to look at the future and say, 'Where would he be two weeks from now?' if we really made that kind of a decision and maybe we will and maybe we won't. That's what we're going to deliberate tonight."

• Rudy Gay: The Memphis swingman can score and is very long and athletic, but Team USA already has a guy like that who figures to play major minutes in James.

• Andre Iguodala: Like Gay, Iguodala has the ability to score, but his greater value may come on the defensive end. He must show the Team USA coaches he can contribute when called upon in order to stick.

• James Harden: The Oklahoma City sharpshooter had a terrible time finding his stroke in the NBA Finals, but could really help the Americans from the outside if he can find it. He seemed to be in good spirits Friday, performing in a post-practice shootout with Deron Williams.

• Eric Gordon: Gordon dealt with a knee injury most of last season and actually got poked in the eye during Friday's practice. While he appears to be fine, his status for Team USA all depends on whether the staff feels he is the best perimeter shooter of the remaining bunch.

Also ohne Blake Griffin fahre ich nicht hin

und Tamira ist dabei!

Team Rot-Weiss-Rot unten

9 goldene gehen sich locker aus ...plus die vom Matthiaas Steiner ... also 10! ... nur schade dass Hagara und Steinacher ncih merh dabei sind

70 Athleten am Start:

Badminton: Michael Lahnsteiner

Beachvolleyball: Doris Schwaiger/Stefanie Schwaiger, Clemens Doppler/Alexander Horst

Fechten: Roland Schlosser (Florett)

Judo: Sabrina Filzmoser (Klasse bis 57 kg), Hilde Drexler (bis 63 kg), Ludwig Paischer (bis 60 kg)

Kanu: Yvonne Schuring/Viktoria Schwarz (Flachwasser Kajak-Zweier), Corinna Kuhnle (Wildwasser, Kajak-Einer), Helmut Oblinger (Wildwasser, Kajak-Einer)

Leichtathletik: Andrea Mayr (Marathon), Beate Schrott (100 m Hürden), Elisabeth Eberl (Speerwurf), Ivona Dadic (Siebenkampf), Andreas Vojta (1.500 m), Günther Weidlinger (Marathon), Gerhard Mayer (Diskuswurf)

Moderner Fünfkampf: Thomas Daniel

Radsport: Bernhard Eisel, Daniel Schorn (jeweils Straßenrennen), Elisabeth Osl, Karl Markt, Alexander Gehbauer (jeweils Mountainbike)

Reiten: Victoria Max-Theurer (Dressur, mit Augustin), Renate Voglsang (Dressur, mit Fabriano), Harald Ambros (Vielseitigkeit, mit Quick)

Ringen: Amer Hrustanovic (griechisch-römisch, Klasse bis 84 kg)

Schießen: Stephanie Obermoser (Luftgewehr, Kleinkaliber/KK Dreistellungsmatch), Thomas Farnik, Christian Planer (beide jeweils KK Dreistellungsmatch, KK liegend, Luftgewehr), Andreas Scherhaufer (Trap)

Schwimmen:Jördis Steinegger (200 m Kraul, 400 m Lagen), Nina Dittrich (800 m Kraul), Birgit Koschischek (100 m Delfin), Lisa Zaiser (200 m Lagen), Markus Rogan (200 m Lagen, 4 x 200 m Kraul), Dinko Jukic (100 und 200 m Delfin, 400 m Lagen), Hunor Mate (200 m Brust), David Brandl (200 m Kraul, 4 x 200 m Kraul), Christian Scherübl (400 m Kraul, 1.500 m Kraul, 4 x 200 m Kraul), Florian Janistyn (4 x 200 m Kraul), Sebastian Stoss (200 m Rücken)

Synchronschwimmen: Nadine Brandl/Livia Lang (Duett)

Segeln: Matthias Schmid/Florian Reichstädter (470er), Lara Vadlau/Eva Maria Schimak (470er), Nico Delle Karth/Niko Resch (49er), Andreas Geritzer (Laser), Florian Raudaschl (Finn)

Tennis: Tamira Paszek (Einzel, Mixed), Jürgen Melzer (Einzel, Doppel), Alexander Peya (Doppel)

Tischtennis: Liu Jia, Li Qiangbing, Werner Schlager, Chen Weixing (jeweils Einzel und Mannschaft), Amelie Solja, Robert Gardos (jeweils Mannschaft)

Triathlon: Lisa Perterer, Andreas Giglmayr

Turnen: Barbara Gasser, Fabian Leimlehner

Rhythmische Gymnastik: Caroline Weber

zirndorfer schmeckt grad

Zitat von rob077

zirndorfer schmeckt grad

hab seit EM HF keins mehr