the interview with Laura last night was amazing, especially the bit where she can tell if she's trained hard enough by the latic acid build up, and how it tastes like blood in her mouth. Amazing girl, and a great story of how she overcame a lot of problems in her childhood with illness.
Plus she is really cute.
I'd be glad to offer her an alternative to blood for her to taste.
the interview with Laura last night was amazing, especially the bit where she can tell if she's trained hard enough by the latic acid build up, and how it tastes like blood in her mouth. Amazing girl, and a great story of how she overcame a lot of problems in her childhood with illness.
Plus she is really cute.
I'd be glad to offer her an alternative to blood for her to taste.
Mo and Jess for me. Mo for the sheer superhuman effort it takes to run that far that quickly and Jess for being hot, being the best at all those events and for dealing with the expectation.
Taoufik Makhloufi, on Monday night two doctors informed the IAAF that the 24-year-old had "suffered from a painful injury, which however, with appropriate treatment, may allow him to compete in 24 hours. He then romps home in the 1500m.
OK, I've got a new one, having seen Nicola Adams win through to the final. (and I cannot stand the concept of women's boxing!) What a lovely bubbly lady, speaking with positive enthusiasm - what a role model!
just wondering why u cant stand the concept of women boxing
gotta be mo for me with andy murray and jessica ennis close behind for how much it meant to them and how big their achievements were Mo being the first British winner of the 10,000 meters and could do the same with the 5,000 meters in a couple days
I go for the bloke that won the long jump sandwiched in between Jess and Mo. Nobody including me can remember his name. talk about overshadowed. First winner of that event since Lyn Davies (who is still remembered) and was he pleased if a little overlooked.
Ali Brownlee. Not only did he dominate the triathlon, he took a risk in going out all guns blazing in the first lap of the run to try and get his brother, 15 seconds ahead of 4th place. This could've backfired on him. Shows good heart that.
I also thought Laura Trott and the athletic medals on Super Saturday were all brilliant.
Felixs Sanchez' medal ceremony was the most moving.
Who is Greg rutherfords grandad that he mentions he wants to be more famous than
His great-grandfather was one of the great British footballers of Edwardian times.
Jock Rutherford, a right-winger known as "the Newcastle flyer," won three championship titles and appeared in five FA Cup finals for Newcastle United. He won 11 caps for England and played for Arsenal at the age of 41, which remains a club record.
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He just had this look of no one is going to beat me , drive and determination in abundance
British:
1) Laura Trott
2) Mo Farah
3) Bradley Wiggins
Overseas:
1) Galen Rupp
2) Galen Rupp
3) Galen Rupp
:-)
But let's not forget the big one, the prancing ponies in team dressage.
;-D
If he wins the 5kms as well then that will seal the deal.
I also thought Laura Trott and the athletic medals on Super Saturday were all brilliant.
Felixs Sanchez' medal ceremony was the most moving.
Jock Rutherford, a right-winger known as "the Newcastle flyer," won three championship titles and appeared in five FA Cup finals for Newcastle United. He won 11 caps for England and played for Arsenal at the age of 41, which remains a club record.