Olympics

[john jako]

He can stick it up his podcast the Ginger bellend

Hahahaha

 

[davek]

If it was any other nationality but GB, he would be saying its nice to see sports stars with passion

No. Whatever the nationality I'd be saying "Look at these cry babies. They should thank their lucky stars".

Men in their 30 crying over not getting a piece of metal made out of recycled craps from phones. You couldn't make it up. They should just be celebrating they are able enough and good enough to compete at an olympic games.

 

[roydo]

No. Whatever the nationality I'd be saying "Look at these cry babies. They should thank their lucky stars".

Men in their 30 crying over not getting a piece of metal made out of recycled craps from phones. You couldn't make it up. They should just be celebrating they are able enough and good enough to compete at an olympic games.

Mate, I am 56, and I can guarantee that I will have a tear in my eye watching Call the Midwife later.

If I won a recycled phone spayed gold for being the best in der wurld, I would be a blubbering mess.

 

[john jako]

No. Whatever the nationality I'd be saying "Look at these cry babies. They should thank their lucky stars".

Men in their 30 crying over not getting a piece of metal made out of recycled craps from phones. You couldn't make it up. They should just be celebrating they are able enough and good enough to compete at an olympic games.

Do you have a heart dave lol

 

[davek]

Do you have a heart dave lol

I defo do and have shown it on this thread.

I just cant stand sport being taken so seriously. It's really disgraceful.

The other end of the spectrum of emotion from elation watching or playing sport shouldn't be tears and mournfulness, it should be a bit of anger, regret...and character to take it on the chin and accept it like a man.

FFS, imagine we found out that Dixie Dean in the 1930s pissed himself crying in the dressing room after a defeat - he'd be reputationally damaged in my estimation.

There's plenty of (important) things to be getting upset about - the outcome of sporting competition is not one of them.

 

[john jako]

I defo do and have shown it on this thread.

I just cant stand sport being taken so seriously. It's really disgraceful.

The other end of the spectrum of emotion from elation watching or playing sport shouldn't be tears and mournfulness, it should be a bit of anger, regret and character to tak it on the chin and accept it like a man.

FFS, imagine we flound out that Dixie Dean in the 30s pissed himself crying in the dressing room after a defeeat - held be reputationally damaged in my estimation.

There's plenty of (important) things to be getting upset about - the outcome of sporting competition is not one of them.

People are wired differently dave. It’s just emotions. Some folk get angry and some express their emotions via tears.

Dixie Dean could of cried every night when producing them returns.

 

[duncs pigeon]

No. Whatever the nationality I'd be saying "Look at these cry babies. They should thank their lucky stars".

Men in their 30 crying over not getting a piece of metal made out of recycled craps from phones. You couldn't make it up. They should just be celebrating they are able enough and good enough to compete at an olympic games.

Are you a clone of Piers Morgan?

 

[orly]

I defo do and have shown it on this thread.

I just cant stand sport being taken so seriously. It's really disgraceful.

The other end of the spectrum of emotion from elation watching or playing sport shouldn't be tears and mournfulness, it should be a bit of anger, regret...and character to take it on the chin and accept it like a man.

FFS, imagine we found out that Dixie Dean in the 1930s pissed himself crying in the dressing room after a defeat - he'd be reputationally damaged in my estimation.

There's plenty of (important) things to be getting upset about - the outcome of sporting competition is not one of them.

I genuinely would like to think that if Samuel Taylor Coleridge had read this paragraph before writing "The Rime of the Ancient Mariner" he have put his pen down and walked off defeated.

This is high art. Bravo.

 

[davek]

People are wired differently dave. It’s just emotions. Some folk get angry and some express their emotions via tears.

Dixie Dean could of cried every night when producing them returns.

He probably got bladdered and went out on his motor bike.

 

[Shevin Keedy]

The high jump final was proper kopite behaviour. Both shithouses and didn’t wanna lose. Fannies

Yes, all laughing and joking with each other earlier; then scratching each other's eyes out when trying to fit both heads through the medal lanyard and jostling for position on the number one podium.

Sums up this whole Olympiad: a joke.

 

[john jako]

Yes, all laughing and joking with each other earlier; then scratching each other's eyes out when trying to fit both heads through the medal lanyard and jostling for position on the number one podium.

Sums up this whole Olympiad: a joke.

Imagine a World Cup final getting to penalties and both teams agreeing not to carry out and share the trophy lol

 

[john jako]

When does the indoor cycling start? Is kenny and his missus still doing it? Are we still good?

 

[Shevin Keedy]

When does the indoor cycling start? Is kenny and his missus still doing it? Are we still good?

Might be better to let the bmx'ers have a go at it.

 

[Black Belt Jones]

The gold in the BMX by Charlotte Worthington was brilliant to watch.

Been out all day and just caught up with that - has to be one of the biggest displays of Olympian bottle we've seen these games. Attempts biggest trick there is on her first ride, never been done by a female rider, and crashes the landing. Second ride should prob be looking to consolidate for a medal but just goes all in - 360 back flip for the gold.

 

[ToffeeTim]

Just watching the bmx

Takes some serious courage and bottle to pick yourself up from a fall like that, then try that trick again. To pull it off is unreal. Well done, Charlotte Worthington