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question for Tingle-David Gillick which one appeals the most?

  • 22-07-2009 4:27pm
    #1
    thirstywork
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    David Gillick Specials [URL="javascript:nonfbm_toggle('nonfbm5636474');void(0);"]Hide [/URL]
    Break Irish Record = 44.76 or quicker,
    Break World Record = 43.17 or quicker, Record must be ratified,
    Break Euro record = 44.32 or quicker.
    Gillick to make the final of the 2009 World Champs 400 Meters [URL="javascript:void(0)"]2/5 [/URL]Gillick to break the Irish 400 Meters record again in 2009 [URL="javascript:void(0)"]4/7 [/URL]Gillick to break the Irish 400 Meters record in the World Champs final [URL="javascript:void(0)"]7/2 [/URL]Gillick to win the 2009 World Champs 400 Meters [URL="javascript:void(0)"]28/1 [/URL]Gallick to break the European Record in 2009 [URL="javascript:void(0)"]28/1 [/URL]Gillick to break the World 400 Meters record in 2009 [URL="javascript:void(0)"]500/1 [/URL]
    I think Gillick is going to Bring it this year in the final and at 7-2 that looks the best value bet for him to break the national record.
    I actually didnt relaise how close he is to the european record but 4 tenths is abit in 400m terms.


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  • #2
    ecoli
    Closed Accounts Posts: 10,762 ✭✭✭✭ecoli


    thirstywork wrote: »
    David Gillick Specials [URL="javascript:nonfbm_toggle('nonfbm5636474');void(0);"]Hide [/URL]
    Break Irish Record = 44.76 or quicker,
    Break World Record = 43.17 or quicker, Record must be ratified,
    Break Euro record = 44.32 or quicker.
    Gillick to make the final of the 2009 World Champs 400 Meters [URL="javascript:void(0)"]2/5 [/URL]Gillick to break the Irish 400 Meters record again in 2009 [URL="javascript:void(0)"]4/7 [/URL]Gillick to break the Irish 400 Meters record in the World Champs final [URL="javascript:void(0)"]7/2 [/URL]Gillick to win the 2009 World Champs 400 Meters [URL="javascript:void(0)"]28/1 [/URL]Gallick to break the European Record in 2009 [URL="javascript:void(0)"]28/1 [/URL]Gillick to break the World 400 Meters record in 2009 [URL="javascript:void(0)"]500/1 [/URL]
    I think Gillick is going to Bring it this year in the final and at 7-2 that looks the best value bet for him to break the national record.
    I actually didnt relaise how close he is to the european record but 4 tenths is abit in 400m terms.

    I can see him breaking again this year but i dont feel the championships is the place to that it after all the rounds will take a good bit out of him


  • #3
    thirtyfoot
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    Hard to know. I think pwhite could be a good guy to ask as he seems to have an insight into odds as well as having a great insight into athletics.

    I think he can break it again. Also remember there is talk that the two big guys (Merritt and Wariner) are nursing a niggle or two so may not be at 100%. What odds on a medal?


  • #4
    thirstywork
    Closed Accounts Posts: 466 ✭✭thirstywork


    I agree and disagree:D
    If he peaks at the championships he should break it in the semi final or final.
    I don't think the 400m mens is as loaded as it has been the last few years.
    LaShawn Merrit is in a class of his own this year with Warriner not at his best.
    if you check an over all rankings on mens 400m running Chris Brown would be the number 3 and Gillick came within an inch of beating him in his last race.


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