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On December 12, we had compared the 'current situation Tarjei Bø to a modern version theatrical''s' Waiting for Godot ". The play continues because the Norwegian twenty-eight see further his return. It will not be even the game of Oberhof.
Monday 2 January 2017 3 minutes reading time
The 'Stryn athlete suffers dell''ennesima respiratory infection, a situation that is repeated constantly since mid September and from which there seems to be no way' output.
It should be stressed as some rumors speak actually a persistent state of overtraing. But one wonders why the Norwegian federation, generally clear about the physical ailments of their athletes, should hide this problem.
However, Tarjei Bø not even compete in Oberhof. The hope is to see him finally make his debut in Ruhpolding, but the fact is not obvious. Moreover, the prolonged absence of Scandinavian has also jeopardized his participation at the World Cup, scheduled for early February in Hochfilzen.
No screaming results would become very difficult, if not impossible, to exclude the 'office one between Lars Helge Birkeland and Erlend Bjøntegaard - stronger still several prestigious placings - to make room for Tarjei.
Still unknown the name of his replacement, but should be the number one favorite Henrik The 'Abee-Lund (with Vetle Christiansen as an alternative).
In Oberhof it will also weight un''assenza in the women. It is Tiril Eckhoff, in turn falling ill. The Scandinavian twenty six year old will return to action in Ruhpolding, and in the stage of Thuringia will be replaced by Ingrid Tandrevold.
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