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Not far off but these two idiots talk nonsense
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all they see are the red hats
swim team gb struggling for funding if they dont improve why dont they spend some of their lottery funding improving their starts, they are 2 meters down after 10 meters almost every race, ffs |
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Yep, noticed the slow starts (as has everyone but the BBC) unforgivable to be so many.
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lottery funding should be PB related, each month you show improvement you get the dosh, simple really
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it seems to me that those who do succeed, do so in spite of the system rather than because of it - breast stroke guys train together at Bath and Adlington is a winner who still trains in her local pool I believe.
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if you bet IR based on their commentary you would be f@cked
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To a large extent Rease, if an athlete has the talent then with the right attitude they will succeed whichever path they take. If they don't have quite the talent it doesn't matter how much funding you pump into them they wont make the very top
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Royally Charlton, made a fortune in Beijing thanks to them, clueless
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Love how they often flag up possible World Record with a length to go, most of the time they're over a second or two behind it!
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Every race is unbelievable or the best swim they've seen in ages. Not to mention some bloke called 'TheGreat Michael Phelps'
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it would surely be more illuminating to dispense with the platitudinous post race interviews and ask them later in a press conference why they were incapable of performing to their best on the day that matters most.
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