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By:
dod
When: 10 May 12 10:39
Yup have to say i got more interested in horses and have owned a share or two in them over the years and love the game but it's not the same now thanks to race planning and greed,have you given them up?
By:
GoldNugget
When: 10 May 12 10:39
HappyHibby....I suspect you were always last at the school sports day...and this has left it's mark on you. LaughLaugh
I like the Olympics....if they can make a buck, so be it for all the years of training they have put in for little reward.
By:
stewarty b
When: 10 May 12 10:40
HappyHibby
10 May 12 08:05
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i don't love darts asparagus...i've had a few bets on it but i very rarely watch it tbh...



Dear God Hibby, please don't tell me they have included darts in this years event????????
By:
wee eck
When: 10 May 12 10:53
I have just read this thread and agree wholeheartedly with the expressions expressed

by Happy Hibby, watchit and stewartyb, the whole shebang is total bollocks.
By:
stewarty b
When: 10 May 12 10:53
Could someone please confirm to me that darts are included in this year's olympics?
By:
wee eck
When: 10 May 12 10:55
stewarty, what about a Hamshanking competition?  I reckon Monsewer Charnier would be odds on to win it.
By:
stewarty b
When: 10 May 12 11:02
That's humourus  wee eck, but it still doesn't answer my question. Cry
By:
wee eck
When: 10 May 12 11:04
stewartyb, Dont think they would have Darts, the spectators of that so called sport are only there for the beer.
By:
HappyHibby
When: 10 May 12 11:13
hibs dod...?

aye...not been to a game for a long time now tbh...

i still hope they do well but it's not the same as it was when i was younger tbh...
By:
HappyHibby
When: 10 May 12 11:14
if they can make a buck, so be it for all the years of training they have put in for little reward.

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'for little reward'...?

some of these athletes / cyclists etc...will not be short of a few £ tbh...
By:
HappyHibby
When: 10 May 12 11:15
no darts as of yet stewart...don't rule it out one day tho...
By:
HappyHibby
When: 10 May 12 11:16
your 10:53 posting is spot on wee eck...

hope you are feeling ok btw...?
By:
wee eck
When: 10 May 12 11:19
Happy, thanks for your kind enquiry, am booked into Hospital

for a operation which if successful will make my life much pleasanter.
By:
HappyHibby
When: 10 May 12 11:22
good wee eck...

no point messing around here...

when is the op...?
By:
wee eck
When: 10 May 12 11:24
Happy, hopefully June 15th.
By:
HappyHibby
When: 10 May 12 11:50
good stuff wee eck...
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stewarty b
When: 10 May 12 11:56
wee eck
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Happy, thanks for your kind enquiry, am booked into Hospital

for a operation which if successful will make my life much pleasanter.




All the best wee eck. I know only too well what life can be like through ill health. Hope you recover soon.
By:
Dr Gonzo
When: 10 May 12 12:57
Still laughing at whoever it was earlier in the thread who reckons the money being spent on this will be recouped plus more. Yeah right
By:
iamajambo
When: 10 May 12 13:26
On the evening of 19th May,the Hearts will be having a party,the Hibs will be having an early night.Devil
By:
asparagus
When: 10 May 12 13:36
Darts is not in the olympics. I mentioned darts because i thought Hibby was a lover of it. Must have got him muddled up with someone else. Anyway, I've got no issue with people not being interested in the Olympics. I just don't understand why people are slagging it off. I love sport but have no interest in cricket but I don't go around moaning about it.

Hibby, I don't really understand why you expect the athletes to have no financial reward. They provide entertainment to people and don't get paid massive money anyway compared to many other sports. I don't recall seeing anyone interviewed saying they want to win for their country. However, as i said before the vast majority are in it to win medals/championships and to be the best. They need money to survive like the rest of us but it's not the motivation.
By:
john92
When: 10 May 12 13:36
The track cycling mens sprint will be easier to win than the world title, as either Chris Hoy or Jason Kenny will miss out. How many events across the Olympics will be devalued like this?
By:
shady69
When: 10 May 12 14:18
i must away to dalkeith, aye.
By:
iamajambo
When: 10 May 12 14:34
asparagus,I'm with you on this.If you've read through the whole thread you will have seen that I first saw Mo Farah race when he was about 13 and I'm sure that money was never his motivation in athletics.

On the down-side,I've always been against the expansion.I'll be watching nearly all of the athletics,most of the cycling and some of the swimming and a couple of football matches but have little interest in anything else.

I was at the stadium on Monday for the final session of the University Champs.£5 to watch 21 finals,but I was more interested in seeing the Stadium than the actual athletics.I hope that you have a great time on your 2 visits.You will be amused to see the choreography which the track officials have to undertake when laying out and removing the lane numbers,starting blocks and hurdles.

Do you mind me asking how much you paid for your tickets and do you know where you will be sitting?
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