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According to my wife, that's me. Shocked Embarassed Rolling Eyes

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Not on a bike though Laughing Laughing H
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Yet another GOLD-- the Kieran
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Kierin dear!!H
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One of the team - Rebecca ?, is also a gold medal and Olympic medal winning rower. Remarkable when you consider that they use such different parts of the body.


....and what a body! good looker too!

Seriously though-shows what properly managed lottery funding can do.

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superb result, and great to see the team being called British Wink

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This is excellent news and many congratulations to the whole team. Just a pity for them that they are British, management are already saying that it will be much more difficult to do the same in the Olympics. If they were Yanks or Aussies they would already believe that they were invincible.
Why is it that the British do not do hysterical enthusiasm.
Let's not forget, these guys are only semi professional at best and have to hold down jobs for finance. If they were overpaid football prima-donna's they would be emblazoned across every newspaper and sports bulletin even when they have lost the will to win. Once again we fail to recognise sportsmen.
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Watched the Madison this afternoon (thought that was a dance from the sixties Cool

Amazing event - haven't a clue what it was all about looked absolutely lethal - amazing that they didn't crash Laughing

and I liked the chap on the moped but he dropped out after a couple of laps:o

Well done anyway

and more exciting than the boat race

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Actually the boatrace was exciting for about 10% of the race which was equivalent to 2% of ITVs coverage. (2hrs for 20mins race of which 2mins was exciting)

Anyway back to the Madison its about the third I've seen so getting the hang of it now. Beats me though how the riders understand their position and what their tactics need to be do they have pitboards for the non racer to read?

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I wondered that too Frank. I have never watched it before and was amazed how the British pair made up that lap.
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