Next up, Mo Farah, what a twat. And Jessica Ennis, such a nasty piece of work.
Ali: "Joe Frazier, I'll tell the world right now, brings out the best in me. I'm gonna tell ya, that's one helluva man, and God bless him."
A magnificent athlete but arrogance does not equal charisma. Most certainly not the "star" of the games, all the fawning gets on my nerves!
Loved the olympics btw but Hoy, Farah etc are much more likeable.
A magnificent athlete but arrogance does not equal charisma. Most certainly not the "star" of the games, all the fawning gets on my nerves!
Loved the olympics btw but Hoy, Farah etc are much more likeable.
A magnificent athlete but arrogance does not equal charisma. Most certainly not the "star" of the games, all the fawning gets on my nerves!
Loved the olympics btw but Hoy, Farah etc are much more likeable.
Yep, I guess you must be the only one! He comes across as a great chap, and I am sure is an excellent role model for young Jamaicans. Even had the graciousness to honour Mo Farrah with the Mobot instead of his normal stance. Fantastic double triple Champion!
It's been interesting reading the replies to my opening post. Maybe i got it wrong, it's probably the fawning commentators that annoy me so much (all a bit ott compared to many other great athletes at this olympics) and not the man himself. Respect is due to him for obviously inspiring so many.
Edit - still think his event is massively overrated!
It's been interesting reading the replies to my opening post. Maybe i got it wrong, it's probably the fawning commentators that annoy me so much (all a bit ott compared to many other great athletes at this olympics) and not the man himself. Respect is due to him for obviously inspiring so many.
Edit - still think his event is massively overrated!
So you are one of the fat boys who cannot sprint? What a totally stupid statement to add to your idiotic original post!
Next up, Mo Farah, what a twat. And Jessica Ennis, such a nasty piece of work.
Possibly convenient that they share an agent...!!!
Nothing wrong with a bit of humility either. Besides, running in a straight line hardly requires tactics or skill! Probably the least interesting event imo, but i guess i just don't get it!
I'd say he's spot on with putting what he does in context with other events.
Answer this.
Are you able too:
a) run up a straight track for a 100 metres
or
b) dive off a 10 metre platform performing 3 somersaults in the pike position
Context.