zorasourit wrote:Anyway, it's beyond miracle that Hypo has been able to be an international factor for decades based in a country with virtually no interest in any sport where skis are not needed.
Gerzson wrote:And what about Soubak? Will he move to the next Brazilian Federation sponsored team?
amelie4429 wrote:Thank you for the information but how are we supposed to buy a ticket ?
I mean, by clicking on the link, I'm a redirected on Men's Final 4 website ...
barry.romania wrote:you meant Do Nascimento signed CSM Bucharest?
LucianK wrote:According to gsp.ro, CSM București signed Alexandra do Nascimento, Fernanda Franca da Silva and Ana Paula Rodrigues and they are in talks with a few other players.
Germanicus wrote:I'm the only one that finds it strange that this current event qualifies to the WCh which will be almost two years later?
zorasourit wrote:What language did she communicate both in Denmark and Spain?
(she speaks only Russian)Bent N wrote:she's nowhere near good enough to play for a championsleague F4-contender, as Viborg hopes to be..
jensm wrote:Heidi Løke to Larvik HK next season?
Des57 wrote:Good news.Ada Nechita will be part of the team for the game against Hypo.Her injury is not that bad as the doctors initially suspected.
Mixball wrote:Lithuania-Denmark :
http://dfiles.eu/files/4sitth776
Since the lists are yet incomplete I have only covered the part where Bent N goes yada-yada.
thomz wrote:What happens if for example FCM, FTC and Buducnost all end on 8 points?
tavy oltchim wrote:It seems like Tina Flognman says good bye to Viborg. She had a short contract with the team.
123123 wrote:If someone can upload these games, it'd be awesome!
Wbk wrote:IHF competition's director, Patrick Struber confirmed that (...) Japan and Norway are the only two countries in the running for the 2019 women's World Championships.
