"Facts on Saturday" about Aamodt.

The Norwegian TV programme "Facts on Saturday" will tomorrow be totally
dedicated to the injury, rekonvalesence period, and slow, but steady
recovery period of our alpine ski star Kjetil Andre Aamodt, and his way back
to the international World Cup circus next season. I hope that it will be
shown abroad, too.

In article ,
says...
~ I hope that it will
~ show a broad, too.
~
That would be the Men's Show.

Rick

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In article ,
says...
~ I hope that it will
~ show a broad, too.
~
That would be the Men's Show.

Watch it if you can, and see for yourself, just maybe a broad or two will
eventually turn up..................

Inger Skramstad Jørstad wrote:

The Norwegian TV programme "Facts on Saturday" will tomorrow be totally
dedicated to the injury, rekonvalesence period, and slow, but steady
recovery period of our alpine ski star Kjetil Andre Aamodt, and his way back
to the international World Cup circus next season. I hope that it will be
shown abroad, too.

Not a chance - we don't even get to see the Hannenkam live over here.

Good luck to Aamodt (and Kjus) for next year; but soon your newbies will
have to step up and take the team lead.

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Inger Skramstad Jørstad wrote:
The Norwegian TV programme "Facts on Saturday" will tomorrow be totally
dedicated to the injury, rekonvalesence period, and slow, but steady
recovery period of our alpine ski star Kjetil Andre Aamodt, and his way
back
to the international World Cup circus next season. I hope that it will
be
shown abroad, too.

Not a chance - we don't even get to see the Hannenkam live over here.

Too bad! We can watch almost all World Cup races live on TV here, on either
our respective national TV channels like NRK TV here, SVT in Sweden, YLE in
Finland, different German channels, or on Eurosport. And BTW, it is spelled
the "Hahnenkamm" in German to be precise, but no big deal, no sweat, I just
thought that you might wish to know.

Good luck to Aamodt (and Kjus) for next year; but soon your newbies will
have to step up and take the team lead.

So very true. We have two good candidates, Bjarne Solbakken, and Aksel Lund
Svindal.