Volleyball is my favourite sport played by women. And it's not because of the shorts( it helps too lol) but because their level is quite good and they put a awesome show most of the times.
Champions. I hope Bolt can beat the world record again. And this time no joking, if he can't, he's an idiot because he could have made a time of 9,4 in 2008.
Champions. I hope Bolt can beat the world record again. And this time no joking, if he can't, he's an idiot because he could have made a time of 9,4 in 2008.
Bolt will win
Bolt will set a new record
Bolt will show-boat in doing so
He always wants us to be hoping for even more from him. It maintains the mystery. I think he's an eejit, you never know when you could get injured. He could set a record thats half a second slower than what he's capable - then get a career ending injury. In 10 years or so someone else comes along and eclipses him.
He should go for broke now, set a time for the ages.
Why are the football venues so far from the olympic city itself?
I can't really see the logic, especially since there were probably more than enough stadiums within London itself (Wembley, Twickenham, Stamford Bridge, Emirates, White Hart Lane, Boleyn Ground...).
IT seems like there may be some thunderstorms in the evening of the ceremony. I can't fathom why it's so late when NBC won't even be showing it live, so they can't say they're catering to the US networks.
I've travelled back to the UK from México for this event and cannot wait. I'm lucky enough to have tickets for the México-South Korea football match in Newcastle today, women's indoor volleyball on Saturday, men's field hockey on Monday and Brazil-New Zealand football on Wednesday. Should be great.
I don't think México can beat the likes of Uruguay, Spain or Brazil (although they have owned Brazil at many age levels over the past 10-15 years), to win the gold medal. However hopefully they can make it out of their group. A hypothetical QF against Uruguay or GB would be quite exciting.
They played very well in their warm-up friendly against Spain at Cádiz, but were terrible against Japan at Nottingham. Party boy Dos Santos probably won't start today.
Fun evening. Two decent games. The best side were the side who lost I thought- UAE! Played some fine footy and missed a hatful of chances. GB-Senegal wasn't as lively, but Senegal deserved the draw.
One moment I thought was sweet was when Senegal equalised and a Senegalese guy a couple of rows in front of me raised his little boy aloft to smiles from the home support. It epitomised the spirit of the Games and what they stand for.
Only one photo, got a vid to upload during the Uruguayan anthem (which some Manc tossers booed Suarez when he appeared on the big screen).
I've travelled back to the UK from México for this event and cannot wait. I'm lucky enough to have tickets for the México-South Korea football match in Newcastle today, women's indoor volleyball on Saturday, men's field hockey on Monday and Brazil-New Zealand football on Wednesday. Should be great.
I don't think México can beat the likes of Uruguay, Spain or Brazil (although they have owned Brazil at many age levels over the past 10-15 years), to win the gold medal. However hopefully they can make it out of their group. A hypothetical QF against Uruguay or GB would be quite exciting.
They played very well in their warm-up friendly against Spain at Cádiz, but were terrible against Japan at Nottingham. Party boy Dos Santos probably won't start today.
Seen a Canadian flag at Old Trafford today, I did wonder if it was you!
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