Werner Schlager back again versus Chinese top players ?

[Nacki]

Zitat von hermano

They want to show off their English skills

And especially young Austrians display their lack of geographic knowledge of the northern parts of Europe. Ok, the Alps obstruct their sight...

[noldig]

Look at the ITTF-World Ranking of June 2006!!!
http://www.ittf.com/ittf_ranking/Ran...mAction=search
Werner Schlager is back under the top ten of the world!
mfg Noldig

[Rieslingrübe]

Zitat von noldig

Werner Schlager is back under the top ten of the world!

Only number 10 ? - So thin ?

...he surely is getting old and cold...



PS: At the WM 2007 this ranking will be snow from yesterday - I suppose a position around 30 then...

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[00-Bauer]

Zitat von Rieslingrübe

PS: At the WM 2007 this ranking will be snow from yesterday - I suppose a position around 30 then...

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Never! I think he can hold a position between 10 and 15.

[Truffel]

Zitat von noldig

Don't forget his gold medal in Aarhus?(Sweden) with Charlie Jindrak.

aarhus is in denmark.

[Rieslingrübe]

...but he is still too old to Rock'n Roll (although too young to die...* )


* Jethro Tull Title

[Nosti49]

Zitat von Rieslingrübe

...but he is still too old to Rock'n Roll (although too young to die...* )


* Jethro Tull Title

Yes, Rübe,
but also: hey hey my my Rock'n Roll will never die
(the King is dead, but he's not forgotten) *sing*

[Rieslingrübe]

Remember: Neil Young is really talkin' about Johnny Rotten in this song...

Any parallels to an old rotten table tennis player...?

[Nosti49]

Zitat von Rieslingrübe

Remember: Neil Young is really talkin' about Johnny Rotten in this song...

Any parallels to an old rotten table tennis player...?

Yes, somehow parallels might well be interpreted (by others, not by me of course...)

But anyway, the lines of this song were good enough to give an answer to your posting

[noldig]

NOw once again hes back in the top ten. now he is the number 9 of the world. So Chen is not the number one of Austria any more.
And sorry for my geographical mistake