That banana he kept in his lunch box must've slowed him down a bit as well.
Most Boring Olympic Sport So Far?
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Banks of the Croal
Keegan
Numpty 28723
bwfc71
Angry Dad
Sluffy
aaron_bwfc
Lofty_Love
Bernard Dennis Park
largehat
Hipster_Nebula
Natasha Whittam
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102 Re: Most Boring Olympic Sport So Far? Sun Aug 05 2012, 15:58
BoltonTillIDie
Nat Lofthouse
Murray just broke in the 3rd set! Looking very good now!
103 Re: Most Boring Olympic Sport So Far? Sun Aug 05 2012, 16:01
Bernard Dennis Park
El Hadji Diouf
I wonder if he'll sing the national anthem if he wins gold.
104 Re: Most Boring Olympic Sport So Far? Sun Aug 05 2012, 16:04
BoltonTillIDie
Nat Lofthouse
Bernard Dennis Park wrote:I wonder if he'll sing the national anthem if he wins gold.
No chance of that I'd say, but would be nice to see. Piers Morgan is giving £1000 to great ormond street for every Team GB gold winner that sings it.
105 Re: Most Boring Olympic Sport So Far? Sun Aug 05 2012, 16:16
Sluffy
Admin
Murray wins gold and Lewis Smith SO unlucky just to get silver - had the same score as an Hungarian to a thousanth of a mark but lost on the tie breaker 'style' marks.
106 Re: Most Boring Olympic Sport So Far? Sun Aug 05 2012, 16:31
Bernard Dennis Park
El Hadji Diouf
BoltonTillIDie wrote:Bernard Dennis Park wrote:I wonder if he'll sing the national anthem if he wins gold.
No chance of that I'd say, but would be nice to see. Piers Morgan is giving £1000 to great ormond street for every Team GB gold winner that sings it.
He sang it. Well done Murray.
107 Re: Most Boring Olympic Sport So Far? Sun Aug 05 2012, 16:33
BoltonTillIDie
Nat Lofthouse
Amazed! True Brit!
108 Re: Most Boring Olympic Sport So Far? Sun Aug 05 2012, 22:50
largehat
Frank Worthington
Is anyone else watching the women's basketball? GB v Brazil. I think I heard the commentators saying that both teams have lost all four games so far. It's pretty clear they are roughly evenly matched.
It's 32-31 to Brazil at the moment, a few minutes before half time.
It's 32-31 to Brazil at the moment, a few minutes before half time.
109 Re: Most Boring Olympic Sport So Far? Sun Aug 05 2012, 23:15
Hipster_Nebula
Nat Lofthouse
Yep, i've watched all the GB games the women have been great. Yes they've lost their games but they should have won at least 2 games. They just can't execute at vital moments. And when they've had leads they've panicked.
110 Re: Most Boring Olympic Sport So Far? Mon Aug 06 2012, 10:54
Natasha Whittam
Nat Lofthouse
Enjoyed the 100m final, Bolt is a top bloke, he's completely relaxed before a race...laughing and joking etc. This is how top athletes should be.
111 Re: Most Boring Olympic Sport So Far? Mon Aug 06 2012, 11:48
Numpty 28723
Andy Walker
And he knows Ricky which makes him a top bloke in my book.
112 Re: Most Boring Olympic Sport So Far? Mon Aug 06 2012, 12:14
aaron_bwfc
Moderator
Numpty 28723 wrote:And he knows Ricky which makes him a top bloke in my book.
Ah, that was a good day....the last goal he ever scored for us I think.
113 Re: Most Boring Olympic Sport So Far? Mon Aug 06 2012, 16:19
largehat
Frank Worthington
This made me laugh out loud this afternoon:
114 Re: Most Boring Olympic Sport So Far? Mon Aug 06 2012, 16:40
Natasha Whittam
Nat Lofthouse
How did Beth Tweddle get a medal, she was the only one to fall over when she dismounted?
115 Re: Most Boring Olympic Sport So Far? Mon Aug 06 2012, 16:43
largehat
Frank Worthington
Natasha Whittam wrote:How did Beth Tweddle get a medal, she was the only one to fall over when she dismounted?
She avoided falling over, but yes, her dismount was problem. The rest of the routine was excellent though. I reckon she might have even got silver without the dodgy dismount.
I take my hat off to the 39 year old, grey haired Bulgarian who finished 4th in one of the men's competitions earlier.
116 Re: Most Boring Olympic Sport So Far? Mon Aug 06 2012, 16:53
Natasha Whittam
Nat Lofthouse
largehat wrote:
She avoided falling over, but yes, her dismount was problem. The rest of the routine was excellent though. I reckon she might have even got silver without the dodgy dismount.
Surely a dodgy dismount should be enough to stop you getting a medal. It's like the rowers capsizing.
117 Re: Most Boring Olympic Sport So Far? Mon Aug 06 2012, 17:15
largehat
Frank Worthington
Natasha Whittam wrote:largehat wrote:
She avoided falling over, but yes, her dismount was problem. The rest of the routine was excellent though. I reckon she might have even got silver without the dodgy dismount.
Surely a dodgy dismount should be enough to stop you getting a medal. It's like the rowers capsizing.
Ha, ha, it really isn't. It's a very small part of a routine that lasts about 30 seconds. I suspect you only formed this negative opinion about dodgy dismounts after watching Beth Tweddle this afternoon.
118 Re: Most Boring Olympic Sport So Far? Mon Aug 06 2012, 17:24
Hipster_Nebula
Nat Lofthouse
Won't be long before a thread titled -
"Should national disgrace Tweddle give her medal back"
"We all know Tweddle was handed a medal because the Olympics is in London, why else would such a crappy routine win anything, lets face it, she fell off - Shame on her"
"Should national disgrace Tweddle give her medal back"
"We all know Tweddle was handed a medal because the Olympics is in London, why else would such a crappy routine win anything, lets face it, she fell off - Shame on her"
119 Re: Most Boring Olympic Sport So Far? Mon Aug 06 2012, 17:29
largehat
Frank Worthington
Some of the things that annoy or irritate or bother Natasha are quite funny to read about. But I have to admit that trolling these hard working young people who have sacrificed so much to represent GB at the Olympics irks me a bit - which is of course one of the reasons she posts this stuff.
120 Re: Most Boring Olympic Sport So Far? Mon Aug 06 2012, 18:13
Natasha Whittam
Nat Lofthouse
largehat wrote:Some of the things that annoy or irritate or bother Natasha are quite funny to read about. But I have to admit that trolling these hard working young people who have sacrificed so much to represent GB at the Olympics irks me a bit - which is of course one of the reasons she posts this stuff.
You pair of bitches.
I was simply asking why someone can fall over and still win a medal. Surely the dismount is an important part of the routine? If Tom Daley did a brilliant dive but missed the water they wouldn't give him a good score.
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