On the track we've got Ennis in the final of the heptathlon (about 8.30pm), Mo Farah in the 10,000m (9.15pm) and those two Long Jump fellas that always come 4th and 5th (8.00pm ish).
GB play the Aussies in Bastketball at 8.00pm, which aint my bag, but some will like it.
In the boxing, England’s Tom Stalker, is next up he will take-on India’s Kumar Manoj at 9.30pm.
In the velodrome, we've got the early rounds of the individual sprint and the omnium before the final of the women's team sprint.
In footy, Team GB take on good Korea at 7.30.
In handball, Team GB lose to Tunisia at 09.30 this morning.
The Geebee Hockey girls play China at 4pm.
At Eton Downey, the posh lot will be cheering on GB in the finals of the Women's Single Sculls (09.30), the Men's Lightweight Double Sculls (09.40), the Bird's Equivalent (10.00) and the Men's Fours at (10.30).
There's Some Sailing, and people will also be wet in the pool, where we have got a slight chance of a medal in the women's 50m dash.
The women's triathlon is at 9am, and that will also involve some swimming.
Should win a medal in all 3 Rowing finals this morning, if that's not the kiss of death.
Been very impressed with the GB Lightweight Women Double, who have gone from possible finalists to probable medallists in one regatta. Really got their racing heads on, appear utterly unflappable and execute their race plans to perfection.
'The Posh Lot?'
Wonder why my daughter - on the verge of selection for these Games - still needs the bank of Mum and Dad to enable her to go to Tesco's some weeks?
Should win a medal in all 3 Rowing finals this morning, if that's not the kiss of death.Been very impressed with the GB Lightweight Women Double, who have gone from possible finalists to probable medallists in one regatta. Really got their racing hea
hate to admit it, but I got a bit of a kick out of the Danish comeback in the lightweight double skills - getting a bit xenophobic at Eton Dorney and in the velodrome for me - at least the rowing has a purity of competition about it, some of the track cycling events are rather contrived and manufactured.
Which is not to denigrate the British rowers and cyclists - all of whom are superb and deserve their moment in the sun for all the hard hours they put in away from the public eye.
No bets yet today but a couple with the potential to upset the established order based on this morning's evidence are Ryan Bailey (100m) and Luguelin Santos (400m)
hate to admit it, but I got a bit of a kick out of the Danish comeback in the lightweight double skills - getting a bit xenophobic at Eton Dorney and in the velodrome for me - at least the rowing has a purity of competition about it, some of the trac
I haven't been keeping up with Jessie. Is it correct that she only has to do well in the Javelin, later. to win Gold?
That's what they seem to say on the news.
I haven't been keeping up with Jessie. Is it correct that she only has to do well in the Javelin, later. to win Gold?That's what they seem to say on the news.