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Chit Chat
World Athletics Championhips 2017
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mixed raced bird in our relay team is gorgeous
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the us anthem sounds like the plusnet advert
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brendan foster it's the tax man
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Laviai Nielsen for searches hamster.
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Thanks...a 'talent' for sure
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Take heed from the 400m and don't go off too early.
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Qatar in 2 years....... in August??
Crowd will be a handful of locals and a couple of camels |
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It was Bahamas who won the 4by4 in 2012 Michael not Trinidad. I backed them
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Qatar 28th September to 6th October 2019
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September 28 2019
will still be fkin boiling |
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In 2021 it's going to a city I've never heard of in Oregon....with a capacity crowd of 21,000 that will undergo transformation to increase it to.....30,0000, doesn't seem big enough to me to hold a Worlds.
They were awarded it rather than won it, this seems to be happening a lot lately, cities pulling out of Olympic and World Championships bids because they can't afford it, and the commonwealth games, which I think should be scrapped altogether anyway. |
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Eugene is the home of Nike and Lord Coe was up to his usual tricks
https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2015/nov/24/sebastian-coe-role-eugene-2021-bidding-process |
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didn't know that, so Doha and then Nike Town, a bit soulless.
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The circus has left town, Bolt has bolted, Mo has moved on, women's medals are around the necks of anyone who fancies calling themselves a woman, but perhaps the key question of this (or any other World Championships) remains unresolved :
Did Greg R make a nice few quid out of any commercial opportunities that may have come his way last week? I worry about the lad's financial wellbeing. Let's all hope that some far-sighted, public-spirited, philanthropic company dug deep in their pockets to secure the services of the Great Man for a few days, surely the finest human ever to run for a bit and then jump in some sand. |
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He was working for Eurosport throughout the championships.
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Thank you.
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