After having Vancouver host the winter games just over two years ago,
with totally sold out events each and every day...where do you get this
line?
Best of all though, nobody turns up!
You've got to be kidding! Summer Games, Winter Games.huge
crowdsand you say nobody shows up?
I wa
> From: dsm...@dsmail.plus.com
> I hate the Olympics whether corrupt or not. For example, what's the mens
> world record 100 metres then?? About 10 seconds?? Woopee dooo. I could do it
> in perhaps 18 seconds - who cares? Who in their right mind would pay to
> watch somebody do that a bit faste
I hate the Olympics whether corrupt or not. For example, what's the mens
world record 100 metres then?? About 10 seconds?? Woopee dooo. I could do it
in perhaps 18 seconds - who cares? Who in their right mind would pay to
watch somebody do that a bit faster than say...me? It's on a par with
Ol
How could your favorable description be of only three words?
Dave
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PETE CASS (1962 - 2011) Re
Well it makes the last two games pretty interesting in the prem. Would go for
Citeh to win just for a change. Also, tonight was worth it just to watch Fergie
lose it on the touchline. It certainly beat listening to Leeds v Leicester last
Saturday.
J
> Date: Mon, 30 Apr 2012 15:02:34 -0500
> Fr
Succinct and beautiful.
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PETE CASS (1962 - 2011) Rest In Peace Mate
Here is my sons 4 word review of each player - as published on howson is now
site
Dave
My season review. Four words a player.
http://howsonisnow.com/post/22132389522/reviews-by-mr603-shower-of-hopeless-bastards
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>>> Hope none of them now get selected, as it'll just be a pointless
diversion as, Millar aside, none of them have a chance to win anything!<<
Millar is effectively Cavendish's "team captain" for the road race. His job
is to control the race and set up the finish for Cave to win the spri
Beechio needs to be replaced. I don't notice any of the prem clubs looking at
him (like Howson, Johnson, Beckford, Snodgrass...and Gradel to the top Frog
league) and that tells me volumes about his ability and long term prospects. We
will NEVER get promoted if Beechio is one of our top two stri
I think you'll find Histrionics in Argentine translates as "normal reaction" :)
From: n...@6haroldplace.co.uk [mailto:n...@6haroldplace.co.uk]
Sent: 30 April 2012 15:19
To: Richard Naef; leedslist@gn.apc.org
Subject: Re: [LU] thank fuck that's over with
dunno about all that...he's just sh
dunno about all that...he's just shit, really...and I'm bored of watching a
footballer who can't control, pass or shoot with any consistency or
reliable accuracy.
I know this is a debate done to death on the list, but that is my opinion
and not one I've seen any evidence that I need to vary in 4 y
> So, dead wood:
> Becchio
yes get rid of Becchio!, scorer of 61 goals in the last 4 seasons because he
is so toxic that even having him on the bench would affect the team -
BRILLIANT! LOL !
Now as you think he is dead wood, presumably it will be difficult to get any
money for him so we'd have
nick wrote:
>
Keepers: (not goalkeepers, necessarily)
>
> Bruce
>
Agree completely with your season review, and your Dead Wood/Keepers!
Although according to Twitter (I know...) Bruce was told on Saturday that
he was surplus to requirements. He thanked everyone for their nice
comments.
Sham
I d suggest that if you get rid of the problem then you save kids
being pressured into it in the first place.
I acknowledge that its a harsh penalty but hey.. its entirely possible
to go and get a job ey..
Eric
On Mon, Apr 30, 2012 at 12:51 PM, John Lee wrote:
>
>
>>A life ban goes to far or sha
>A life ban goes to far or shall we also bring back the death penalty?
Perhaps a slight over-reaction there Guy imho - we're talking about people who
cheated not being able, for instance, to run for their country again. Not
death! Agree that there are some who are pressurised etc, but unless y
So the season ends - sorry, that should be, so the most thoroughly
depressing and uninspiring season finally drags to an end...been going
since 1977 and I cannot remember once being grateful just to get the damn
thing over and done with, before. I've been glad its finished before,
because our form
Agreed, life is draconian. As Mark says maybe a two-year ban is inadequate but
the
BOA's attitude is(was?) OTT.
Yes, taking performance enhancing substances is wrong and needs to be caught
and the
people doing it punished. But for life? Some doing are mature and cyncial but
there are
the you
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Getting a few years bans will not stop "fuelling" the science behind
new ways of cheating with cheats. This science is a driving factor
behind enabling cheats to take a calculated risk. The problem then
rubs on to honest athletes that have to put up with multiple drug
checks in in-human conditions.
Don't cheat, don't get 2-5 year ban.
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On 30 Apr 2012, at 10:31, "Eric B" wrote:
> Ian,
>
> What kind of signals would you like to send to athletes that dont cheat then?
>
> On Mon, Apr 30, 2012 at 9:47 AM, Ian Murray
> wrote:
>> I don't. Banning people for life is overly
Ian,
What kind of signals would you like to send to athletes that dont cheat then?
On Mon, Apr 30, 2012 at 9:47 AM, Ian Murray wrote:
> I don't. Banning people for life is overly draconian. We've all seen that
> they can get it massively wrong - eg Diane Modahl.
>
> Olympics are corrupt. Just l
> Message: 9
> Date: Sun, 29 Apr 2012 10:31:30 +0100 (BST)
> From: DAVID NATTAN
> To: listleedslist
> Subject: [LU] Leics
>
> We need major changes and Colin knows that (his comments about wishing
> the season over etc have done nothing to help recent performances) it
> is now a matter of gettin
Millar's role is to help Mark Cavendish win gold - as he did at last year's
world championships.
The two-year ban may be inadequate, but the BOA's attitude has been typically
pompous and arrogant.
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I don't. Banning people for life is overly draconian. We've all seen that they
can get it massively wrong - eg Diane Modahl.
Olympics are corrupt. Just like FIFA, UEFA, the FA, the Govt - etc
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On 30 Apr 2012, at 09:43, "John Lee" wrote:
> well the actual problem is now that
well the actual problem is now that British drug cheats can be considered -
many other countries' drug cheats could already compete. I think it's a
disgrace - hopefully Chambers won't get picked! I feel for David Millar, who
has arguably compensated for his mistakes in his anti-doping work since
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