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posted on 2/8/12

Yes….and have done for some time….have you just moved to England?

posted on 2/8/12

Wild_ Rover

Yes….and have done for some time….have you just moved to England?



No

posted on 2/8/12

Well if you wait till tomorrow we will be above them in the table

They will not win anymore golds but we have a chance to win quite a few more
For a small country we are really competing to a high level

You only had to watch the british gymnasts to see that


Enjoy it, you wont see it again in this country for many yrs

posted on 2/8/12

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comment by Reeves (U14961)

posted on 2/8/12

Who cares if we overhype it. the Olympics is on our soil and we should embrace every event we compete in!

We probably won't see this again in our lifetime

posted on 2/8/12

Wearethefamousthfc............... My eyes have seen the glory

For a small country we are really competing to a high level



Morning Weare

We are hardly a small country, we are up their with the top 10 in the world economically, and still have a large chunk of the world ruled by our Queen. Have a population of nearly 60 million, which while not in the same league as China and India is still pretty considerable.

posted on 2/8/12

Phil Ken Sebben

Who cares if we overhype it. the Olympics is on our soil and we should embrace every event we compete in!

We probably won't see this again in our lifetime




I certainly will not. You may well do.

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posted on 2/8/12

Sandy

posted on 2/8/12

Phil Ken Sebben

Who cares if we overhype it. the Olympics is on our soil and we should embrace every event we compete in!




I may be a bit more enthusiastic if I was allowed anywhere near the Olympic Park. As a community charge payer in London, I have contributed money towards the building of the Stadium, etc. And on visiting Stratford yesterday, I find I am not allowed anywhere near the Park without a ticket for an event. Hardly an Olympics for the people is it.

posted on 2/8/12

Sorry to hear that Sandy, that's quite wrong I reckon. I'd thought about going up to have a look around myself but had the same worries (not getting let in).

There was a piece on BBC News yesterday about how it's the quietest summer for over twenty years in central London tourist areas. Why? Because they all got bl00dy Olympic tickets, while all us Brits have to make do watching at home

posted on 2/8/12

김치 aka kimchi aka Al-Kimiya

Me and the missus just went for a ride, not that far for us, but it is still a bit annoying, that Londoners are not allowed into the park, just to have a stroll around and soak up the atmosphere.

posted on 2/8/12

have to worry about security Sandy, cant just let people come and go

Mind you, an old guy with a Tottenham shirt on is hardly going to be a terrorist

posted on 2/8/12

Wearethefamousthfc............... My eyes have seen the glory


have to worry about security Sandy, cant just let people come and go



By that pretext, nobody would ever be allowed into an airport. I thought that is why £70 million was being spent on security to check people going in and out.

posted on 2/8/12

True Sandy

but if they opened up the olyimpic village to the public it would be a nightmare and totally over crowded and cause all sorts of problems


posted on 2/8/12

If you think Britain is doing poorly, spare a thought for the Russians. They seem to get more atrocious with every Games since the Soviet era. They've lost their edge in their previous strongholds.

posted on 2/8/12

By that pretext, nobody would
ever be allowed into an airport. I
thought that is why £70 million
was being spent on security to
check people going in and out.
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Thank goodness you're not in charge of security. What a chaotic Olympics we may have had.

posted on 2/8/12

We will get a medal in the valadrome today

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