Vlašić vs Kostelić

Sandra Wilson38 said:What’s this poll even for?
1. Best coach of 2010?
2. All-time greatest coach?
3. Greatest athlete overall?

1. none
2. none
3. none

I fixed your post

Sandra Wilson38 said:🙄 Goodness, you guys are being so tedious...
Just like kids.

Do you have any actual arguments besides just calling us boring?

Morgan Rodriguez57 said:got any actual arguments besides being boring?

The whole point is Joško vs. Gips, not Ivica and Blanka.

Daniel Cooper40 said:The whole point here is Joško versus Gips—not Ivica and Blanka.

Well, I'd argue Ivica and Blanka *are* the topic, because they represent the actual results achieved by Gips and Joško... I mean, think about it—if one athlete climbs to third in the world rankings for the year, while the other isn't even on the map, doesn't that naturally make the first coach better for that season? It just follows the logic, right?...

Sandra Wilson38 said:What’s this poll even for?
1. Best coach of 2010?
2. All-time greatest coach?
3. Greatest athlete overall?

1. Bojan Marinovic
2. Plaster
3. Jana Kostelic

Just a little something to see which side people would actually pick if they had to.

Like, who are you rooting for in this whole "feud" between them?
1. Team Kostelic.
2. Team Vlašić.
3. Honestly, just throw them both in a ditch; Ćiro is basically God walking among us.

dustypanther6 said:I fixed up your post for you.

Wait... is this one of those niche sports that only about ten countries actually follow? 🤔 😁

You've got a point there. I might actually put Rudica before Bojan Marinovic myself. 👍 If anything else, because he's out there training fifteen kids, while Bojan Marinovic is just working with one.

Kudos to blankin and Joško, but I’m siding with Bojan Marinovic here.

First off—I can't stand blankin herself, and her inner circle is just as grating. They both come across as incredibly full of themselves and condescending, which isn't exactly a trait I care for. 🤷

Second, there’s a clear distinction between the two—Bojan actually handles everything for his athletes, from physical conditioning to technical drills. On the other hand, Vlašić wouldn't be worth a damn without Marinovic; all those meal plans and training schedules don't mean much if blankin were left to her own devices. She’d likely just be another talented high jumper with zero results, because frankly, I doubt Joško has the technical expertise to coach the nuances of the jump. That’s Bojan’s real edge. If anyone deserves credit for blankin's success, it’s Marinovic.

1. Both of them are total know-it-alls who honestly think they've got a monopoly on intelligence

2. Vlašić is clearly dealing with some major insecurity issues—I mean, this isn't even the first time she's gone after someone else like this

3. Blanka is way more successful than Ivica, but Jana Kostelic couldn't care less about her anyway

4. Let's be real, skiing is way tougher than high jump, and the competition is just on a whole different level.

I’m with you. It feels wrong that Lindsey Vonn took the win over Zenyatta just because the judges were all humans and not horses. I’m also pretty sure Zenyatta would’ve given an unforgettable victory speech.



Stop the horse discrimination, right now.

Paul Anderson7 said:Just a little poll here—let's see who people would actually back if they were forced to choose.

Like, who are you rooting for in this whole "feud" mess?
1. Kostelic.
2. Vlašić.
3. Stick them both on a stake, because Ćiro is basically God on earth!!

I'll take down all three of them—screw 'em! Long live Otto Barić!