Olympics 2012
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05 Aug 12
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lynn davies 70, alan wells 60 - look at least 10 yrs younger
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I was trying to work out how old Wells was, can't believe he is 60, looks amazing
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can probably still run a 100m in 11 secs
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doesnt have to worry about dope tests, seriously tho looks great for 60
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these old athletes look good for their age!!
That happens when you dont smoke or drink and exercise regularly. |
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Agreed. Alan Wells could pass for someone in their 40's.
Ah, childhood memories of Moscow in 82. |
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even moscow in 80.
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or even 1980...80 and 84 olympics devalued imo because of the boycots
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no wells wudda beaten the americans easily lol
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oops alan, what did you say then!
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did wells really need to say that? i suppose he's right enough but to say that made it extra special was a bit surprising to say the least.
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he's been waiting for 32 years to get a stint as a pundit and he's done his conkers on his first try at it
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funny how its ok for a black person to say they're proud to be black but not ok for a white person
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It is white people who feel inferior on the track. I was rooting for Mo Farah of course but seeing Galen Rupp get silver was one of the highlights of the games as it showed that white athletes still have a chance in endurance events if the temperature is down to London levels. The dominance of North African runners was not total after all.
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Great point there Sageform. It would be great for the sport in general if events were held in a more temperate climate. It has been fantastic seeing athletes being able to compete without collapsing, exhausted, due to the heat.
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