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08 Feb 17
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The wraps can now come off the news that my daughter Pam has officially retired from rowing
She leaves the sport with, for now, a little bit of history on her side, as the most successful Paralympic oarsman ever; the only Rowing competitor to win two gold medals (London 2012 and Rio 2016).
All of which pales into insignificance set against the good wishes conveyed to her by the chit-chat massive over the years.
Thanks everyone for all the messages of support over the years.
She leaves the sport with, for now, a little bit of history on her side, as the most successful Paralympic oarsman ever; the only Rowing competitor to win two gold medals (London 2012 and Rio 2016).
All of which pales into insignificance set against the good wishes conveyed to her by the chit-chat massive over the years.
Thanks everyone for all the messages of support over the years.
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Your ears will get a rest, then..... !
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Oh I see what you did there.
Rowing (the sport) juxtaposed with Rowing (an argument) Amazing! |
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Well done to her. Only really followed the sport due to your contributions on here and enjoyed watching. Particularly impressed when she popped up on University Challenge last year. Very talented young lady; she will go far. Good luck Pam.
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It's been a pleasure following her progress Rog.
Thanks for the updates and best wishes to her with whatever she chooses to smash next. |
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well done Pam and RTB, best of luck with whatever Pam chooses to do in future.
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The Girl Done Great.
Congratulations on a terrific sporting career, and hope that Pam can accomplish many more inspiring achievements outside of the sporting arena. |
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It can't be easy to retire from competitive sport, but Pam's achievements are immense and will give her great memories and self belief for the future.
All the best to her. |
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I hope you two aren't having a row
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wel done young Butler
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thought u had retired crags
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Happy retirement, Pam
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OUT AT THE TOP
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Oarswoman surely, or even oarsperson?
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missing leg?
missing arm? Crocked Shoulder? no, just arthritis that clearly didn't impede her efforts to use her hands and fingers to row to gold twice STEWARDS ENQUIRY ! |
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How could you row with one arm ?
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What a classy way to bow out. I wish more women would show as much dignity when being replaced by a younger lass with a faster stroke rate.
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Brilliant by crisp
And brilliant by Pam My feeble offering - I went out with an oarswoman once. Sadly we drifted apart. |
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Fantastic achievement roger and best of luck to her in her retirement. It will be weird not training for all the comps I'm sure!
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Aquiesce Would be Nice if your Head went missing YSC !!
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aquiesce, para-athletes are placed in different categories for the competitions which is judged on their impairment.
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We should be pulling together on this thread.
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Have I missed some photos?
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Yes
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just saw this video (below) on facebook and wondered if you'd posted a thread rtb
you did not fail the test www.facebook.com/BritishRowing/videos/10154962964733491 |
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^ link does not work
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Found this :
. https://www.facebook.com/BritishRowing/videos/vb.99996728490/10154962964733491/?type=2&theater |
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I'd be worried about my heart playing up after Andrew Marr had that stroke on a rowing machine
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