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| Alesle |
Posted on 17-08-2008 17:03
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issoisso wrote:
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doddy13 wrote:
i didn't see the game, but he should be glad to even get a medal, act happy. Don't walk off in discust.
And if the official was italian with an italian competitor then the IOC should take action as that's NOT allowed.
Maybe not the best example, but imagine England as the #1 football team in the world, and Italy as the ~ 25th best team. They then meet in the world cup semi-final. The referee is Italian (an Italian from Switzerland) and disallows a perfectly legal goal for England a few minutes before the end of the match, only to reward the Italians with a penalty in overtime, for no apparent reason. After the game, would you think “Hey, no reason to be disappointed, after all we reached the semis and can get a bronze medal!”?
you mean like has happened in every single world and european cup in favor of home teams? 
Yes
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hey, maybe many people wouldn't be happy, but i would.
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| matt493 |
Posted on 17-08-2008 23:31
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doddy13 wrote:
i didn't see the game, but he should be glad to even get a medal, act happy. Don't walk off in discust.
And if the official was italian with an italian competitor then the IOC should take action as that's NOT allowed.
He got cheated. He didnt win the bronze he deserves silver or gold. Plain and simple, he did the right thing.
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| matt493 |
Posted on 17-08-2008 23:34
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doddy13 wrote:
Alesle wrote:
doddy13 wrote:
i didn't see the game, but he should be glad to even get a medal, act happy. Don't walk off in discust.
And if the official was italian with an italian competitor then the IOC should take action as that's NOT allowed.
Maybe not the best example, but imagine England as the #1 football team in the world, and Italy as the ~ 25th best team. They then meet in the world cup semi-final. The referee is Italian (an Italian from Switzerland) and disallows a perfectly legal goal for England a few minutes before the end of the match, only to reward the Italians with a penalty in overtime, for no apparent reason. After the game, would you think “Hey, no reason to be disappointed, after all we reached the semis and can get a bronze medal!”?
hey, maybe many people wouldn't be happy, but i would.
lies. You know you would be soooooo pissed. You would break your tv in anger. Try to look at this as if you were the person and your whole life works was ruined by someone who is cheating. Please be honest as unless you arent human then you would be angry.
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| Dan_Grr |
Posted on 18-08-2008 07:39
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Vanessa Fernandes wins the only medal for Portugal in these Olympics: silver. She placed 2nd in the the thriathlon after Emma Snowsill of Australia. Vanessa's father is an ex-professional cyclist who won the Volta in 1984.
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| issoisso |
Posted on 18-08-2008 08:46
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Shows how dominant she is: she's ill, yet gets silver. When not ill she's won basically every single race. And she's 22.
She's dead on to be the biggest name in the history of the sport...
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| schleck93 |
Posted on 20-08-2008 15:38
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I have a serius amount of doubt, on Usain Bolt, after the 200 meter final today, as he beated Michael Johnsons worldrecord (19.32 now 19.30), in 1 m/s headwind, a record that no one besides Michael Johnson has been near since he run the time, and uf I remember right Bolt normaly has been runnig, 19.80-19.90 when he has been runnig fast before the Olympics. And Tyson Gay, who was meand to be the best 200 meter runner at the moment runs 19.70 when he runs fast.
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| mattiasgt |
Posted on 20-08-2008 15:43
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schleck93 wrote:
I have a serius amount of doubt, on Usain Bolt, after the 200 meter final today, as he beated Michael Johnsons worldrecord (19.32 now 19.30), in 1 m/s headwind, a record that no one besides Michael Johnson has been near since he run the time, and uf I remember right Bolt normaly has been runnig, 19.80-19.90 when he has been runnig fast before the Olympics. And Tyson Gay, who was meand to be the best 200 meter runner at the moment runs 19.70 when he runs fast.
The thing is that, IF Bolt is doped, what type of fantastic doping is he using cause he cleary can't be using the same as all the others.
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| schleck93 |
Posted on 20-08-2008 15:44
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I don't know I just have my doubts.
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| alex153 |
Posted on 20-08-2008 15:50
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schleck93 wrote:
I don't know I just have my doubts.
Bolt has been beating age WR since he was 15, also beaten the age WR when 17,18 and 19......so I wouldnt call it a huge surpise he has delevoped into one who can run 19.30
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| schleck93 |
Posted on 20-08-2008 15:56
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It isn't a surprise but when you beat you own PB with 5-6 1/10th of a second you will be suspicius, and IOC must be happy HGH can't be traced.
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| issoisso |
Posted on 20-08-2008 16:05
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mattiasgt wrote:
schleck93 wrote:
I have a serius amount of doubt, on Usain Bolt, after the 200 meter final today, as he beated Michael Johnsons worldrecord (19.32 now 19.30), in 1 m/s headwind, a record that no one besides Michael Johnson has been near since he run the time, and uf I remember right Bolt normaly has been runnig, 19.80-19.90 when he has been runnig fast before the Olympics. And Tyson Gay, who was meand to be the best 200 meter runner at the moment runs 19.70 when he runs fast.
The thing is that, IF Bolt is doped, what type of fantastic doping is he using cause he cleary can't be using the same as all the others.
he's just much better than all the other current ones. Not better than the past ones, those just used worse kinds of dope.
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| ruben |
Posted on 20-08-2008 16:13
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Our Hockey ladies have reached the finals \o/ also the waterpolo ladies did the same thing
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| doddy13 |
Posted on 20-08-2008 16:25
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Johnson did say on TV (he works for the BBC now) that Bolt will beat the record, he didn't expect it to happen in Beijing though.
And syncronsied swimming is rubbish.
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| Dan_Grr |
Posted on 20-08-2008 16:26
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He's racing on another level. He may be doping like everybody else, but he's just better than everyone else. If there was no dope, he would probably be better than everyone else. He just seems like a genetic phenomenon. |
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| mb2612 |
Posted on 20-08-2008 16:53
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Jamaca dropped out of the caribean anti doping association about 6 months ago and now their atheletes are dominating. Only slightly suspicious.
The head of the Jamacan anti doping association said that
Our atheletes won't dope as they are christians and their families would be dissapointed
I don't trust Bolt.
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| issoisso |
Posted on 20-08-2008 16:56
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Yes, the excuse that is so old yet for some reason so many people believe it
"He's a great guy. he doesn't dope"....despite the fact that
A. So many of the nicest most altruistic selfless athletes ever have been caught doping
B. To most athletes, doping is exactly like downloading something illegal is to a normal person: "It's not a crime, it's normal, everyone does it"
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| Dan_Grr |
Posted on 21-08-2008 07:26
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Puma won't let him be caught, he must be under some crazy good non detectable dope. |
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| mb2612 |
Posted on 21-08-2008 10:59
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HGH
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| Waghlon |
Posted on 21-08-2008 11:20
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Isso, whats wrong with some good old fashioned trust once in a while? That said, he could very well be doping, but i think even without the doping he would end up setting world records. Just in a less impressive way.
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| Rin |
Posted on 21-08-2008 11:41
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mb2612 wrote:
Jamaca dropped out of the caribean anti doping association about 6 months ago and now their atheletes are dominating. Only slightly suspicious.
The head of the Jamacan anti doping association said that
Our atheletes won't dope as they are christians and their families would be dissapointed
I don't trust Bolt.
His father said he is so strong because of the "Yam-Root"
Johann Mühlegg said he drink sanctified water and he was doped
Maybe the Yam-Root is such a root that "hides" doping? *shock*
There was also a Interview of a German 100m Sprinter (Tobias Unger) , he said :
At the qualify (Pre-Run?) Bolt has´t done anything (warm up or such things)
He came in a bathing suit and jogging shoes , has done a (no idea what that could be , I will translate only the word) rise and a start , put his spikes on and jogged the 100m in 9,92
They are jumping on their island and there happens nothing to them , I have to sign in and to sign off even at the Olympics for the case of a control
Bolt doesn´t know how to fill in the sheet of paper , the trainer of the american sprinters would laugh if he would know the controls of the Germans
And the last sentence (the last typical sentence of a german in that case) :
I´m fed up...
I think : I can´t explain why a sprinter is beating a WR at 100m of a doper... |
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