European athletics championships
Posted: Sat Jul 31, 2010 6:08 am
Hi
After the usual four yearly disappointment of watching England in the World Cup and getting the almost inevitable answer of no to the question is it Andy Murrays' year at Wimbledon, it has been a real treat so far to watch the athletics.
Somali refugee, Mo Farah wins a gold medal on the track for Britain and Chris Stephenson comes second. Both of them show a child-like happiness at winning medals.
Jess Ennis, daughter of a mixed marriage is doing great so far in the heptathlon and the guys of African Caribbean descent like Christian Malcolm, Mark Lewis-Francis have been doing great in the sprints.
And as for Andy Turner who lost his lottery funding two years ago, the smile on his face at winning a gold medal in the high hurdles was priceless compared to the moans of the footballers, bored at life in their base in South Africa.
I am sure all posters will join me in congratulating the team as a wonderful example of multiculturalism in action.
Err, won't you?
Cheers
D
After the usual four yearly disappointment of watching England in the World Cup and getting the almost inevitable answer of no to the question is it Andy Murrays' year at Wimbledon, it has been a real treat so far to watch the athletics.
Somali refugee, Mo Farah wins a gold medal on the track for Britain and Chris Stephenson comes second. Both of them show a child-like happiness at winning medals.
Jess Ennis, daughter of a mixed marriage is doing great so far in the heptathlon and the guys of African Caribbean descent like Christian Malcolm, Mark Lewis-Francis have been doing great in the sprints.
And as for Andy Turner who lost his lottery funding two years ago, the smile on his face at winning a gold medal in the high hurdles was priceless compared to the moans of the footballers, bored at life in their base in South Africa.
I am sure all posters will join me in congratulating the team as a wonderful example of multiculturalism in action.
Err, won't you?
Cheers
D