titan18 wrote: » Trying to think of how many countries have dominated a big sport so emphatically, and haven't been caught doing something illegal.
Hercule Poirot wrote: » I could be corrected here but iirc the British decided a good while ago to pick one sport and pump money into it's development so they can dominate it later on the global stage - hence all the cycling medals - the amount of money they have spent simply designing the bikes and the such like is extraordinary, fair play to them i say!
vicwatson wrote: » What time is conlan and nolan fighting?
HazDanz wrote: » Andy Murray is doing a job in the tennis at the minute. 1 set up and is holding his own in the second. The Serb is threatening though.
Diego Maradona wrote: » Big surprise, Addlington only 3rd.
markie29 wrote: » so 15 yr old USA 'woman' wins gold...wonder will the US coach suggest she has taken drugs? hmmmmm
G.A.Ay wrote: » I think Team Ireland would be thrilled with a bronze at the minute.
el diablo wrote: » Djokovic will win that if he really wants to.
markie29 wrote: » have to say i have been impressed with Ian Thorpe on BBC.
Colmustard wrote: » I am a neutral and I am suspicious of China for the pure reason that testers have to give the Chinese notice of their arrival. For any other nation no notice is required. But I had this argument with a brother today and he made a good point I think any visit to China requires a visa and notice.
el diablo wrote: » This guy with the mullet, he's way out of his depth here.