Fumie Suguri intends to continue competing, aiming to compete in Sochi 2014.

[Vash01]

I don't like her chances of making the Japanese team in 2014, but it never hurts to try, if that's what she wants to do. Good luck to her.

[Jammers]

There comes a time when you would think that reality would sink in.

[kwanatic]

If she wants to continue to compete, I say she should. I don't think medaling at nationals or making the world team is a possibility and it's unlikely that she'll be earning any GP spots any time soon. But if she enjoys skating and competing, then I don't see why she shouldn't.

[Artifice]

As long as she likes what she does, there no problem.

I personnaly find extraordinary that a skater continues the sport competitively for a long time after he/she has peaked, especially when results are getting worse and worse. Improvement and results hopes is part of the sport, so continuying without these elements seems odd to me.

[moebius]

She must be delusional if she thinks she has a chance to make it to the Sochi Olympics. Her jump content is subpar. The only way she can make it is if those ahead of her withdraws due to injury.

[MR-FAN]

I'm willing to bet all my v-cash she makes the Japanese team in 2014

[Ziggy]

The girl needs to get over her crazy delusions (eg- qualifying to compete for Japan in Sochi, ROTFL), and move on with her life, be that in skating or something else.

That.

I wish JFA would offer a job of some kind to Suguri and get her off the ice.

That too (it's JSF, though).

[smarts1]

I wish someone would enlighten me as to why Morozov is such a popular coach

As much as people hate him, he does give skaters some amount of consistency.