EPTOn August 04 2012 05:50 Makro wrote:
oh god you are so right, michael schumacher, i want to rename michael
oh god you are so right, michael schumacher, i want to rename michael
Eldrick Tont "Tiger" Woods too!
Oh wait...
2012 Olympics Event Discussion Thread - Page 185
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Swimming 2000 £6.9M budget £186k per event (37 events) #DIV/0! per medal  2004 £6.4M budget £200k per event (32 events) £3.2M per medal no golds 2008 £20.6M budget £607k per event (34 events) £3.4M per medal 2 golds 2012 £25.1M £739k per event (34 events) £8.4M per medal (obviously this cannot increase but hopefully it will reduce) 0 golds | ||
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She has never lost at 10000m | ||
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Classic Ethiopia vs. Kenya. 2 from each country in the hunt. | ||
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Incredible athlete. | ||
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What a run for Dibaba!! | ||
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Wow. | ||
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On August 04 2012 04:48 AgentChaos wrote: more swimming events so that wont happen Just need a Phelps. For years, the 4 California PAC-12 schools produced a lot of medals for the US and some for other countries as well. This was especially true in swimming. Students, alumni or athletes who train in those facilities won a lot of medals. In comes Michael Phelps and suddenly Baltimore seems the hot place to be. I think in the current Olympics around 3-4 of the US medal-winning swimmers either come from or train in that area. | ||
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On August 04 2012 05:44 vdale wrote: add michael schumacher, most successful f1 driver. michael dudikoff. | ||
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Michael Bieber. | ||
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On August 04 2012 06:14 andrewlt wrote: Just need a Phelps. For years, the 4 California PAC-12 schools produced a lot of medals for the US and some for other countries as well. This was especially true in swimming. Students, alumni or athletes who train in those facilities won a lot of medals. In comes Michael Phelps and suddenly Baltimore seems the hot place to be. I think in the current Olympics around 3-4 of the US medal-winning swimmers either come from or train in that area. every country has several phelps, just need to discover and help them properly In germany for example you have to be really lucky to even come in contact with people who support professional sports as a child. So from our pool of people with great athletic potential, a vast majority simply never even have a chance. As i understand it your system is different, you can do sport in the highschools and if you are decent at it , the system automatically recognizes it and supports you. | ||
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Eufouria
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On August 04 2012 02:41 holy_war wrote: Question to the Brits out there, how is Team GB doing so far vs expectations? Personally I'd say we're slightly behind at this point because our women's pursuit team was the fastest but they got DQ'd and we messed up the tactics on the road race, which cost Cavendish too. That's 2 medals that we were favourites for and didn't get, but as people have said we just need one more bronze medal than in China and we've met our goal. On August 04 2012 05:44 vdale wrote: add michael schumacher, most successful f1 driver. Mike Tyson. Parents if you want your child to succeed you should name them Michael, statistically the most successful name. | ||
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