http://mb.trackandfieldnews.com/discussion/viewtopic.php?t=26542
B. Kunnath wrote:
not fair..tell us what happened!!!
bk
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To: Listproc: UORE_TF t-and-f@lists.uoregon.edu
Subject: t-and-f: Paris Golden League
http://www.mail-archive.com/t-and-f%40lists.uoregon.edu/msg23253.html
Bob Duncan wrote:
Henry's website this morning reports that he ran 17:47 at Carlsbad!
bob
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Looks like he actually did.
http://www.team-rono.com/team-rono.php
Martin J. Dixon wrote:
I swore I wouldn't fall for this today. Oh well.
http://www.mail-archive.com/t-and-f%40lists.uoregon.edu/msg23253.html
Bob Duncan wrote:
Henry's website this morning reports that he ran 17:47
I swore I wouldn't fall for this today. Oh well.
http://www.mail-archive.com/t-and-f%40lists.uoregon.edu/msg23253.html
Bob Duncan wrote:
Henry's website this morning reports that he ran 17:47 at Carlsbad!
bob
High 17s.
B. Kunnath wrote:
Any predictions for his 5k time at Carlsbad?
I'd buy that if you think he will pull a Bubka which, in that case, he
would run 19:19. He ran 19:20 a lot of months, training and pounds ago.
Tom Derderian wrote:
19:25
On Mar 29, 2007, at 11:37 PM, B. Kunnath wrote:
Rono posts regularly here:
If that mile time is a true indication of his fitness, maybe even
slower, but I don't think it is(probably unrested, altitude etc.).
B. Kunnath wrote:
WOW, high 17s?? Im thinking high 18s would be good right now. Malmo
said his 1mile tt was 5:30. granted it was at elevation, but lets see!
Scott St. Pierre wrote:
The 41st Annual Knights of Columbus Games is fast approaching, Friday and
Saturday, Feb 2-3, 2007. We are beginning the process of selecting our
invitational sections of the meet. We look for athletes who have represented
their country at major international events.
Triple Olympic champion Marion Jones, who has been cleared of potential
doping charges for use of EPO, is eligible to compete in this weekend's
IAAF world athletics final, the sport's governing body said.
http://www.turkishpress.com/news.asp?id=141001
Roger Ruth wrote:
Does anyone know how
Bump.
Richard McCann wrote:
At 07:24 PM 7/12/2002 -0700, t-and-f-digest wrote..
Date: Fri, 12 Jul 2002 21:45:57 -0400
From: Martin J. Dixon [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: t-and-f: Greene sets career record at Rome
Do a Dubin. Take it out of the hands of the sporting bodies. Steroids
-http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2006/08/18/AR2006081800926.html
http://sport.guardian.co.uk/breakingnews/feedstory/0,,-5982152,00.html
Apologies if this comes through twice.
Roger, try asking the board a question-my guess is that you will get an
answer a lot quicker.
Kurt, if you were to familiarize yourself with the board and all its
functions(you strike me as a pretty smart guy, so it wouldn't take you
long), I think you
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have familiarized myself with it.
With all due respect, obviously not completely. If you would have, you
wouldn't have passed on this illegitimate complaint:
I agree, Kurt. One has to spend a lot of time checking dozens of different
forum topics to get all the news
Pretty good trick for Isin then
Mike Takaha wrote:
The meet apparently did take place - results are at
http://www.russianchallenge.ru/results.php?lang=1
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My point was that Isin was in Berlin today.
Roger Ruth wrote:
On Sunday, September 4, 2005, at 11:37 AM, Martin J. Dixon wrote:
Pretty good trick for Isin then
Mike Takaha wrote:
The meet apparently did take place - results are at
http://www.russianchallenge.ru/results.php?lang=1
Okay
Check that-sorry-I thought there was a PV today in Berlin-bottom line is
that those results are from last year-I think.
Martin J. Dixon wrote:
My point was that Isin was in Berlin today.
Roger Ruth wrote:
On Sunday, September 4, 2005, at 11:37 AM, Martin J. Dixon wrote:
Pretty good
We are extremely surprised that urine samples could have been tested in
2004 and have revealed the presence of EPO, Ayotte said in an interview
with /VeloNews/ on Tuesday. EPO - in its natural state or the
synthesized version - is not stable in urine, even if stored at minus 20
degrees.
He didn't do it natuarlly. He got cancer and that turned him into the rider he
is today.
Martin J. Dixon, B. Math. (Hons), C.A.,
Millard Financial Consulting Inc.
P.O. Box 367
96 Nelson Street
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Direct Dial: (519) 759-3708 Ext. 231
Telephone: (519) 759-3511
Private
A lot of asthmatics in sport too. No more narcoleptic though.
malmo wrote:
You're not missing anything Randy. Why do you think there are so many
athletes these days showing up with prednisone prescriptions? Do you think
that it is legitimate?
malmo
This is where you would actually find information about the
list(subscribing, archives, etc.):
http://www.mailman.srv.ualberta.ca/mailman/listinfo/track-canada
Roger Ruth wrote:
A current thread on the Canadian track mailing list Track-Canada
Listserv [EMAIL PROTECTED] asks why the U. S.
Walt,
Was the Canuck blackout a voluntary one?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dan,
I'm sorry you had probelms with the webcast, but you are in the
distinct minority. Just check out the TF News messageboard to see how
people went overboard in their praise of the wcsn coverage during the
World
Kind of last minute but here are the details:
http://www.trackandfieldnews.com/tfn/contests/2005WCOut/index.jsp
NCAA has special rules apparently.
Winfried Kramer wrote:
Jamaican sprinter Steve Mullings competed at the Texas Relays last
weekend - surprisingly: at the Jamaica national champions in June 2004 he
had been disqualified for doping ...
Some info here and it is getting a bit messy.
http://www.trackandfieldnews.com/tfn/discussion/viewThread.jsp?forum=1thread=10939
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This morning's L.A. Times carried a short snippet
news item about a German female long jumper
who was awarded the gold medal- I think at the
Second best all time female Canuck-not to mention 4th and 7th.
Matthew Starr wrote:
Held at: New Balance Track Field Center, New York
City
On Saturday, January 22, 2005
Elite Men's Mile Run
1 Elakanah Angwenyi 03:59.38 Kenya Nike
2 James Thie 04:00.06 Nyac Wales
3 Scott McGowan 04:00.58 New
Scott St. Pierre wrote:
Thanks to everyone who has helped with getting the word out on the 2005 K of
C Games. The 40th annual event, to be held in Saskatoon on Feb 6th, is
looking great. Some areas where we could use some more athletes are women's
hurdles, women's pole vault, and maybe a mens'
It's not news for one thing.
Roger Ruth wrote:
If I'd had any doubt that the t-and-f list was comatose, today's lack of
any response to news reports on Marion Jones' use of performance-enhancing
drugs would resolve those doubts. Here, we have the most outstanding female
sprinter of the last decade
Puhleaze. Which liar did you vote for then-(at least this is t and f
related)-has anyone found that Boston marathon result for JFK yet?
How quaint. Personally, I look back with nostalgia to the days when the
lies our President was telling us were about where he was putting his
private parts.
I was asked to forward this on.
Original Message
Subject:FW: 40th Annual Knights of Columbus Games - Feb 5-6
Date: Sun, 28 Nov 2004 16:27:54 -0600
From: Scott St. Pierre [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: 'Martin J. Dixon' [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The 40th Annual Knights of Columbus
...the NCAA cross country freaks out there:
http://www.trackandfieldnews.com/tfn/index.jsp
The article wasn't intended to be serious.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
LS
Numerous newspapers and other media spend hundreds and hundreds of words this week on the very surprising study that predicts women to run faster then men in some very distant future. It's funny what kind of bulls..t (pardon my
of Zoology at Oxford University.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/3702650.stm
I see nothing here saying that this is all in jest!
Paul
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J. Dixon
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Bib Ove/Pl Sex/Pl Cat/Pl Name/City Finish time Chip time Start
0-9km 0-21km 0-33km
73 27/1754 25/1118 1/7 Mar Men 70 - 74
http://vex.net:5830/submit?lang=engroup=Mar+Men+70+-+74 WHITLOCK,
ED,
Maybe at one time but not two summers ago.
Michalis Nikitaridis wrote:
Obviously the forums in many sites have substituted the list. Just two
summers ago we had about 40-50 messages per day here
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I'm sure Walt Murphy would be happy to hear from you at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear Listers,
Wow! I really enjoyed watching the men's 10k on NBC--in its entirety, with
no commercials, good commentators and excellent camera work. Can someone
please advise me to whom at
...to enter two pretty good Olympic TF contests here. They extended the
deadline until tonight.
http://www.trackandfieldnews.com/tfn/index.jsp
They started the job that they tried to finish with that ridiculous hospital stunt. Now
out btw:
http://www.eurosport.com/home/pages/V4/L0/S6/E5761/sport_Lng0_Spo6_Evt5761_Sto627484.shtml
Patrick Palmer wrote:
Paul Merca [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Which brings up the question of what they
Go to www.trackandfieldnews.com In the middle yellow box is a link
called TFN Olympic Previews. Includes formchart, the scoop, picture,
stats, key links and TV times. Pretty well all you need to know. Here is
a sample one:
What is the appropriate response protocol to a positive?
John Lunn wrote:
Hey Rob,
I was happy just to see the ol' list getting some use.
It will be interesting to see if they stand or sit in Athens.
JL
Rob Veer wrote:
I didn't think it was offensive but I guess people can decide for themselves.
Audio is here and text will be here eventually:
http://www.pbs.org/newshour/newshour_index.html
Roger Ruth wrote:
I've just finished watching the evening news hour on PBS (Even in Canada,
you say: pity.) It
I posited on the TFN message board that I thought that the 7500.00
Jones' cheque to Balco was a red herring and they better have a LOT more
than that. malmo responded with something that is really making the
rounds and seems to be a bit of work in progress because I see something
new and
Hilarious. Looks like RK lost sight of the long term goal. Should have
just paid the $30.00.
Bob Duncan wrote:
How do some people treat a two-time Olympic champion?
Don't ask. Check out this incredible/horrible story:
http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/04178/337949.stm
Well, I think he
Not to mention how exactly are they supposed to capitalize on his
presence if he entered at the last minute.
edndana wrote:
Agreed. I have always had respect for Kingdom, but my estimation of him
just went down a couple notches (assuming of course the story is true).
Kudos to the meet
USADA's response:
http://www.trackandfieldnews.com/tfn/displayArticle.jsp?id=277
EamonnC wrote:
Olympic champion Marion Jones said she wants a public hearing after
reports she may have violated doping rules.
More at..
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/athletics/3812709.stm
Eamonn Condon
Everything ok in the stadium?
Michalis Nikitaridis wrote:
Marios Evangelou set a pole vault national record with 5.62m in the third
day of the Greek Championships. Chrisopigi Devetzi dominated the triple jump
with 14.48m. an outdoor personal best for the bronze medalist of the world
indoor
Outdoor WR.
Matthew Starr wrote:
1,500 metres
1. Alan Webb (U.S.) 3:32.73
2. Ivan Heshko (Ukraine) 3:32.88
3. Timothy Kiptanui (Kenya) 3:33.34
Pole vault
1. Stacy Dragila (U.S.) 4.83 - world record
2. Edda Elisdottir Thorey (Iceland) 4.40
3. Monika Pyrek (Poland) 4.40
Long jump
1.
David Monti circulated this news a short while ago:
Medal-winning marathon runner Jack Foster died doing what he loved to
do - riding his bike.
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/storydisplay.cfm?storyID=3570929thesection=newsthesubsection=general
Correct-of both WCs and OGs.
Wayne T. Armbrust wrote:
Don't former gold medalists get a pass into the trials though?
As it was pointed out to me off-list, that only applies to the last four
years so O'Brien would need a q.
Martin J. Dixon wrote:
Correct-of both WCs and OGs.
Wayne T. Armbrust wrote:
Don't former gold medalists get a pass into the trials though?
...and of course, Webb's 3:33.70.
Wilmar Kortleever wrote:
LS
After doubling during the world cross championships in the last several
years, Kenenisa Bekele seems to be planning a 10,000-5000 double in
Athens. Today in Hengelo, NED, he delivered the first warning to his
competators: in 12:37.35 he
There is/was talk of letting White keep her medal for that very reason.
I don't know if that is an option any longer.
Dan Kaplan wrote:
Unbelievable. On one hand, we've got the doping agencies trying to ban
people who haven't tested positive, and on the other hand giving gold
medals to
http://insider.espn.go.com/insider/magazine/story?id=1807671
...on a non-analytical positive? You decide.
The meeting:
Marion Jones was presented with evidence of her possible steroid use by
the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency on Monday, but none of it was compelling
enough to ban the country's top female sprinter from this summer's
Olympics, her lawyer said.
...another conspiracy theory dashed...
mitchell clair wrote:
He didn't--his heat was just later. If I recall, He ran it in someone
else's spikes that were like 2 sizes too big.
[Original Message]
From: Wayne T. Armbrust [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 5/14/2004
Bannister's four-minute mile, whose 50th anniversary is being hailed
this week, actually ruined world athletics.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/comment/story/0,3604,1208738,00.html
Lister Mike Prizy of The Chicago Athlete(among other things)had the
opportunity to interview nuckers Karen Harvey and Kevin Sullivan about
their move to Illinois among other things. Anyone who still lives,
breathes and bleeds their alma mater will find Sully's understated
comments on his
David Monti reports that De Reuck got taken to the hospital after.
Regards,
Martin
magpie wrote:
wells won! de reuck crashed hard at 25 but held on for second. not sure of the
times yet. chilly and windy conditions were reported.
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To be aware of a single shortcoming within
There is a piece on Ryan Beaupre on The Newshour with Jim Lehrer tonight
for those who can get a later feed of the show.
Regards,
Martin
Gee Tom, now I wonder who you would be talking about. Using Jonas' calculator,
the female equivalent to a 4:10 is 4:51. Go nuts.
Regards,
Martin
Tom Derderian wrote:
While we are at it how about Father daughter? Mother daughter, mother son?
Tom
- Original Message -
From: ghill
Pretty sure Childers did too:
http://www.coolrunning.com/results/00/nc/Feb26_Pengui_set1.html
Regards,
Martin
Mike Prizy wrote:
Ryan Beaupre, reported to be the pilot of the U.S helicopter that crashed Friday in
the Iraqi war
killing eight British soldiers and four U.S. Marines, was the
They started a race timer with the first words spoken at his memorial.
A golden bell was on hand and the lap counter read one.
The memorial service lasted 48 minutes and 44 seconds. Don Mills would
have agreed, 48:44 would be a great time for a 10-miler.
And no dinner for him tonight either. Is this supposed to be serious? Do we
know if he got paid for the pacing? Whatever it was, divide it by 20 hours
and the 4 minutes and change he spent on the track and it isn't a bad pay
day.
Regards,
Martin
USATF Communications wrote:
Lassiter sanctioned
Already settled. Figure skating beat out marathon running by one spot on that
USA today 10 hardest things list.
Regards,
Martin
ghill wrote:
what does it say when U.S. runners are wimpier than figure skaters? :-)
From: Matthew Starr [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: Matthew Starr [EMAIL
I mentioned Don's passing yesterday. I know that the US has a lot of
dedicated coaches like Don but listers still might want to get a flavour
of how truly dedicated the man was to his athletes and the sport.
Someone has set up a tribute page and linked to that page are the
postings to TC. They
Some of the oldtimers might know Don. Truly a fixture on the Can scene.
Regards,
Martin
Paul Kemp wrote:
Dear Track and Field Community and Friends,
It is with great sorrow that I send along the sad news of the death of
Donald Mills. Don passed away early Sunday morning after the CIS
Or they could use one of these things:
http://www.globeandmail.com/servlet/ArticleNews/TPStory/LAC/20030315/USEGWN/International/Idx
...that can go up to 20 kilometres an hour and travel about 25 kilometres on a
fully charged battery.
Trouble is that it isn't fast enough nor does it have the
That's what is great about google. 8 hits for felipe reyes+lj and this was
the top one.
Regards,
Martin
http://www.dyestat.com/3us/3in/hispanic/
Ed Grant wrote:
Netters:
An odd one for me to ask, but does anyone have any idea who the
winner of the LJ at the NY Armory is. He is
...won the NCAA 800 in a Can indoor record 1:47.79.
Regards,
Martin
Taking such a strong stance against something that is so easily circumvented
with a staggered start or mass start is just bizarre.
Regards,
Martin
Post, Marty wrote:
Istvan Gyulai is taking a rather strong stand against London Marathon plans
to use male pacers for Radcliffe in the women's race
From the letsrun message board. I assume that this guy must be talking about
t-and-f and not TFN unless malmo took up gh's offer to pen a screed. I won't
find out until I get my issue a couple of months from now. Here is the topic of
the thread btw:
They clearly have too much time on their hands. I wonder if he is going to talk
to her like a father too. Mountains and molehills come to mind here. John Q
Public certainly won't care and the crisis is solved by just having a joint
start. Why not weigh in on the pole vault rule changes instead?
No comment on his second point? This is kind of interesting. I wonder if the
IAAF will be in touch?
She was paced to victory in the Womens 800m in 2:01.81 within 0.56sec of her
lifetime best by Commonwealth Games Mens 1500m Champion Michael EAST
This time Burleson and Brasher. The Gallowalkers won't like this
comment:
I don't call what I do now running. That's when you're doing somewhere
around six
minutes a mile, says Burleson...
Regards,
Martin
Number 1 is baseball related. What a surprise.
Regards,
Martin
Martin J. Dixon wrote:
Roger Ruth will be happy about number 3. 2 out of 10(so far). Not bad.
Regards,
Martin
http://www.usatoday.com/sports/ten-hardest-splash.htm
Kurt Bray wrote:
According to USA Today, running a fast
Cummins' 800 time is also a NR.
Regards,
Martin
Kebba Tolbert wrote:
story at: http://www.iaaf.org/WIC03/news/Kind=2/newsId=20497.html
RESULTS (all GER unless noted)
MEN:
300 METRES: 1. Fredericks (NAM) 32.36 (world leader); 2. Clarke (JAM)
32.97; 3. Chernovol (KZK) 33.71.
800 METRES:
As of right now, I'd estimate 25%-40% of all major-leaguers are juiced. But
that number is fast rising,
What a catastrophe for the sport. Probably spell its end. Can you imagine what
would have happened to track and the individual making these statements in TF.
Oh someone did already. Awaiting
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gh is right. On a straight conversion, you are about 5 seconds off with
a 7:31.86. Using Jonas' conversion tables, the time is closer to
7:29.15, which I assume is what [EMAIL PROTECTED] was trying to do, and
that is about 3 seconds off.
Regards,
Martin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message
What's funny about this post is that it would have been more effective
if it would have stopped with point number 1. Instead, it started a bit
of a discussion about starts which is clearly part of the list charter.
And Ben managed to get back on to the list again...
Regards,
Martin
P N
Actually, I would go with 3-how fantastic a pacing job Hood did.
Regards,
Martin
Bryan Beel wrote:
On 2/21/03 2:13 PM, ghill [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
am I the only one who wants to gag when he sees fantastic and paced in
the same sentence?
gh
There are at least two translations of
Details here:
http://www.energizer-euroseries.com/2003/index.cfm?File=article.cfmArt_ID=50
Start lists here:
http://www.energizer-euroseries.com/2003/index.cfm?file=all_starts_list.cfmmeeting=lievinDay_ID=26
Regards,
Martin
Once again a couple of other track pieces including an Oldfield bit.
Regards,
Martin
Post, Marty wrote:
There's a small item in the Scorecard section of the latest Sports
Illustrated (Feb 24, Angels baseball cover), about Chris Essick, a
jogglerof some renown.
Recently lowered the 200 meter
As one of the token Canucks on the list it would be remiss of me if I didn't point
out that Graham Hood paced him. A report is below that was posted to to TC. He
corrects the number of seconds to 5 in a later message.
Regards,
Martin
Subject:
TF World Record
Date:
Fri, 21 Feb
:40:30 -0500
From: Martin J. Dixon [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: Martin J. Dixon [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Most of the fine print I have seen over the last 24 hours didn't deal
with this so I am assuming that the reporting is accurate but who knows:
But high
...dismantled another field. Mark Bomba reports that the goal for the
men(who started with the women) was to still be in front of Mondor at
4km.
http://www.athleticscanada.com/athcan/results/2003UBC_OpenFinalResults.htm
http://www.athleticscanada.com/athcan/news/03_UBC_OpenArticle.htm
I just saw in SI that there will be 806 hours of coverage of the
Olympics by NBC and all related networks. Given that I am pretty sure
that that is more hours than the Olympics lasts, start to finish-nights
included, you would think that there would be a a bit of track coverage.
Here's hoping
Peter Maher had the world record at 25km at one point in over 1:15 and
all kinds of people had split faster than that before and have since.
Regards,
martin
ghill wrote:
Note Matsumiya's 1:28:36 WR for road 30K this past weekend. In her
marathon WR, Radcliffe went through 30K in 1:21:34.
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Nope. As I said before, the UK press has been the toughest on Jones et
al.
We regard all the nandrolone cases as exceptional and we concluded a
doping offense hadn't been committed, said UK Athletics' performance
director Max Jones. We don't regard Linford Christie as a drugs cheat.
LOL.
Some interesting dynamics would have gone on in that dorm room.
Regards,
Martin
Event 23 Men 1 Mile Run Meyo
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NCAA Auto: # 4:00.40
NCAA Prov: ! 4:04.90
NameYear School
Re the Millrose coverage:
I know Roger told us all to shut up but it would appear that the
banishment of Charlie is complete. Carol et al mustn't read the
newspapers and the involvement of Charlie with Monty for 18 months or
more. Or else they are pretending they don't. I suspect the latter. I'm
This is obviously not a very good scientific sample but I don't think
anyone on this list would behave any differently with respect to their
appreciation of the sport. Hands up those that would. Probably no fan of
the sport generally either. If they do behave differently, what thought
process
Show me the money. What happened to attendance during that crisis? That word
is funny btw. Iraq, North Korea and the shuttle can each be called a crisis.
This is making conversation. Haven't seen it on The Newshour with Jim Lehrer
yet. John pondered what would have happened if Jones would have
The game and match were drawn btw. Exciting stuff. Pretty sure that FIDE has
instituted drug testing
in their attempt to get recognized as an Olympic sport. No word on how the computer
tested.
Regards,
Martin
Paul Nisius wrote:
Just a note that ESPN2 is currently showing the World Chess
not revolve around the
Golden League.
``If I'm not in the Golden League, I'm pretty sure other meets would invite
me.''
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Regards,
Martin
Martin J. Dixon, B. Math. (Hons), C.A., Partner
Millard, Rouse Rosebrugh LLP
Chartered Accountants
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She said top coaches not top t-and-f coaches although she obviously is
implying they are in the mix. Many from America's game it would appear but
we all know what their position is on drugs is and the severe damage that has
done to their sport and fan base. I guess now that it is public the
...and another thing, everybody wants Marion to speak and she finally does and
some don't like it so she is told to shut up. Be careful of what you wish for.
The irritating thing about how her statement was handled is that there was a
lot of it in the original Reuters piece but somehow the section
And read point 3.
http://www.charliefrancis.com/community/member.php?action=reg
Regards,
Martin
Steve Bennett wrote:
If you want to see how important it isn he acts not to support
drugs read carefully the section on nutrition.
I would be very happy to see something similar from him, Gyulai said.
That would put an end to all of this.
What happened to the second chance position?
and
Francis released a statement Thursday, saying he understood Jones'
decision.
She has been under enormous pressure to compromise her
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