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Have you been using Internet Explorer?I first saw Aljpne performing with Robin in an Andre Rieu video. Since then I have become a fan and have watched many of her performances and interviews.
She comes across as being a very nice person. That is why I can't understand why she would team up with someone who might tarnish her legacy. I'm not sure that moving to the US is a wise move at her stage of her career.
I hope that her marriage is solid. They seemed so much in love and have a beautiful little girl. Being a wife, mother and champion skater can't be easy.
No I have an iMac. Why do you ask?Have you been using Internet Explorer?
In the article, it says that Bruno also had quite a temper and that he at least once left a training camp because of Aljona's antics. He is no Robin and wouldn't take all the shit from her. Their coach Alexander König is a trained mediator and had a lot of work with these two.I wonder what happened with Bruno. They used to have a very good relationship off the ice. I think Aljona said that Bruno was the partner she was closest with.
I wonder what happened with Bruno. They used to have a very good relationship off the ice. I think Aljona said that Bruno was the partner she was closest with.
Not to mention Bruno changed his citizenship for her. I know it's all EU, and he can live in France as a German citizen, but he still made a lot of sacrifices that she apparently doesn't even appreciate.I wonder what happened with Bruno. They used to have a very good relationship off the ice. I think Aljona said that Bruno was the partner she was closest with.
Not speaking German, I relied on Google Translate which gave me this wtf sentence at the end of the third paragraph:The way the article is written is even more tragic than Aliona‘s search for a new partner![]()
I was never a fan of Aliona, mainly because of the personality issues. She fully deserved the OGM and the numerous world titles she won. I can respect her achievements but it is hard for me to be her fan.Not to mention Bruno changed his citizenship for her. I know it's all EU, and he can live in France as a German citizen, but he still made a lot of sacrifices that she apparently doesn't even appreciate.
I wonder if it's meant to be a pass, as in no thanks?Not speaking German, I relied on Google Translate which gave me this wtf sentence at the end of the third paragraph:
"However, she had never seen this as her calling, but instead flirted with a return to competitive sport, but buried her hopes in April when partner Bruno Massot, now very successful in the coaching field, finally gave her a basket."
A basket?
wait until you get to the ice cream sentenceNot speaking German, I relied on Google Translate which gave me this wtf sentence at the end of the third paragraph:
"However, she had never seen this as her calling, but instead flirted with a return to competitive sport, but buried her hopes in April when partner Bruno Massot, now very successful in the coaching field, finally gave her a basket."
A basket?
When the American association made an inquiry to the DEU, Savchenko had already been in the USA for several weeks and was trying to find an ice cream partnership with the 21-year-old American Tommy Joe Nyman.
Reminds me of the sheepskin coat that's always coming up in translations from Russian.Not speaking German, I relied on Google Translate which gave me this wtf sentence at the end of the third paragraph:
"However, she had never seen this as her calling, but instead flirted with a return to competitive sport, but buried her hopes in April when partner Bruno Massot, now very successful in the coaching field, finally gave her a basket."
A basket?
"jmd. einen Korb geben" ( = "giving someone a basket") means saying "no" or dumping someone.Not speaking German, I relied on Google Translate which gave me this wtf sentence at the end of the third paragraph:
"However, she had never seen this as her calling, but instead flirted with a return to competitive sport, but buried her hopes in April when partner Bruno Massot, now very successful in the coaching field, finally gave her a basket."
A basket?
The journalist spoke to Daniel Wende who is one of the main coaches in Oberstdorf now. He said he cannot say anything about Aljona's new plans, but Aljona herself refused to answer the questions.I'm not certain someone can write about her motivations without actually speaking to her. Or Bruno for that matter.
Grekul used to represent Switzerland, but apparently has relocated to Oberstdorf to train with Aljona.She is apparently coaching a young skater named Anna Grekul and even took her with her to the US and to the camps in France...
Grekul is a Swiss skater, early to mid teens and not on the national team IIRC. No decent coach should have even thought about taking her into that environment and no parent should have allowed it either. I'm guessing she's the current unpaid nanny...
How about this one? "Financially she was always clammy."wait until you get to the ice cream sentence
He didn’t change his citizenship. He obtained one more citizenship, but he didn’t have to give up his French citizenship. Kavaguti changed her citizenship because she had to give up Japanese to get Russian citizenship. But Massot did not have to lose anything to get German citizenship, so I don’t really know what sacrifices you talk about. Having to sit a german exam? Big deal, it was worth it, he did get the olympic gold medal at the end, which he wouldn’t have without Aljona.Not to mention Bruno changed his citizenship for her. I know it's all EU, and he can live in France as a German citizen, but he still made a lot of sacrifices that she apparently doesn't even appreciate.
Exactly! Greedy people keep wishing more and more, until they lose it all.All this sounds like a modern version of the Russian folktale The Golden Fish.
Wish and hope the ending for Aliona will be better than in The Golden Fish.
Think it might be even more specific than that. She's addicted to competition adrenaline and nothing else in the skating realm seems to fill that void - coaching, seminars, etc. She even makes really bad decision while trying to get her 'fix'.I think Aljona has been so driven with only one goal in mind for so long that she might seriously have no idea what to do without skating. I have a feeling she can't just sit at home and chill.
Think it might be even more specific than that. She's addicted to competition adrenaline and nothing else in the skating realm seems to fill that void - coaching, seminars, etc. She even makes really bad decision while trying to get her 'fix'.