[eldanielfire]

Still shocked at this :tears:

 

[ys]

Two years already..

 

[Ballbasher]

Bally could teach so many young girls about intensity and willpower. Such an inspiration and a true fighter on the court.
Still missing her. :sad: RIP Bally.

 

[FreeSpiritRebell]

RIP Bally:sad:...two years already....

 

[Jillian]

Already 2 years... :'(

 

[goOudinUSA]

We miss and love you, Bally :sad:

 

[PLP]

We miss you Elena!!
May you be at peace wherever you are.

 

[LUXXXAS]

:sad:

 

[Just Do It]

I can't believe it has been 2 years. Time flies, I have a feeling I will turn around and I will be 70.

 

[AndreConrad]

RIP Bally :sad:

 

[MHingisfan]

RIP Bally :sad:

 

[Roookie]

:hug: to her fans

 

[Effy]

RIP Bally :sad:
already two years... i can't believe it

 

[Paullow]

I wasn't a member at the time of this thread, but I have just read through all 51 pages, and the Olympic pics filled my eyes.

For those in the UK (and possibly Rep of Ireland), there's a new documentary on BBC Alba about Bally - also emotional, but a very nice watch. There'll likely be ways around watching for those overseas. The narration is Scottish Gaelic so subtitles are needed (and provided), but all the guest interviews are in English:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/m000c051/elena-baltacha

 

[Mr.Sparkle]

I wasn't a member at the time of this thread, but I have just read through all 51 pages, and the Olympic pics filled my eyes.

For those in the UK (and possibly Rep of Ireland), there's a new documentary on BBC Alba about Bally - also emotional, but a very nice watch. There'll likely be ways around watching for those overseas. The narration is Scottish Gaelic so subtitles are needed (and provided), but all the guest interviews are in English:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/m000c051/elena-baltacha

Odd that it's in Gaelic.. Did Bally even speak Gaelic?

 

[the mixer]

Odd that it's in Gaelic.. Did Bally even speak Gaelic?

That station gets a decent enough amount of funding to make these documentaries in order to preserve/grow the language. They've made a few football ones and virtually no football fans speak it, but as long as they're subtitled well it's fine.

 

[Mr.Sparkle]

That station gets a decent enough amount of funding to make these documentaries in order to preserve/grow the language. They've made a few football ones and virtually no football fans speak it, but as long as they're subtitled well it's fine.

That's good, it's a shame more Scottish and Irish people don't speak Gaelic.