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Like him or not but Bolt is fucking good. Well done.

I went on Friday and have to say its one of the best sporting events ive ever been to. It did help that i wasnt overly worried about results unlike football but i have to say ive been to hundreds of football matches over the years and the atmosphere in the Olympic park was something ive never experienced before

flash gunner wrote:I went on Friday and have to say its one of the best sporting events ive ever been to. It did help that i wasnt overly worried about results unlike football but i have to say ive been to hundreds of football matches over the years and the atmosphere in the Olympic park was something ive never experienced before

What a new brand of sofa is it Flash!?

MegaGooner wrote:Like him or not but Bolt is fucking good. Well done.

In all honesty I (perhaps wrongly) expected him to break the World Record again...

That fucking idiot who threw a bottle last night for the 100 metres final got a slap before being arrested

http://www.itv.com/news/update/2012-08- ... ew-bottle/

MegaGooner wrote:Like him or not but Bolt is fucking good. Well done.

We should sign him. If Walnut could make it as a footballer I reckon so could he.

Just e-mailed this to BBC Sport .....

Whilst watching the Show Jumping today, it struck me that what would make it even more exciting would be allow the riders to take on the fences , against the clock, but in whatever order they like, rather than the pre-ordained structure. All the fences would obviously still have to be jumped and there could be lights on each of them which go out to signal that obstacle has been completed. This would add a tactical element to the event, as the riders decide which way around the course would be the quickest. I'm not sure if such a format already exists but if it doesn't, I think it's a way of making Show Jumping even more exciting to both the aficionados and the causal viewer.

Another great idea inspired by natures remedy to boredom.

I Hate Hleb wrote:Just e-mailed this to BBC Sport .....

Whilst watching the Show Jumping today, it struck me that what would make it even more exciting would be allow the riders to take on the fences , against the clock, but in whatever order they like, rather than the pre-ordained structure. All the fences would obviously still have to be jumped and there could be lights on each of them which go out to signal that obstacle has been completed. This would add a tactical element to the event, as the riders decide which way around the course would be the quickest. I'm not sure if such a format already exists but if it doesn't, I think it's a way of making Show Jumping even more exciting to both the aficionados and the causal viewer.

Another great idea inspired by natures remedy to boredom.

Was done in 1920, 1924, 1928 and 1932 Olympics and was moved to current style by Hitler who wanted the 1936 Show Jumping to be more organised.

Unless you are 100 years old great idea IHH

I always thought that Hitler was a nasty piece of work, and now you reveal this!!

SammyDroppedHisShorts wrote:

I Hate Hleb wrote:Just e-mailed this to BBC Sport .....

Whilst watching the Show Jumping today, it struck me that what would make it even more exciting would be allow the riders to take on the fences , against the clock, but in whatever order they like, rather than the pre-ordained structure. All the fences would obviously still have to be jumped and there could be lights on each of them which go out to signal that obstacle has been completed. This would add a tactical element to the event, as the riders decide which way around the course would be the quickest. I'm not sure if such a format already exists but if it doesn't, I think it's a way of making Show Jumping even more exciting to both the aficionados and the causal viewer.

Another great idea inspired by natures remedy to boredom.

Was done in 1920, 1924, 1928 and 1932 Olympics and was moved to current style by Hitler who wanted the 1936 Show Jumping to be more organised.

Unless you are 100 years old great idea IHH

All the more reason to change it

Also i want the Individual medley in swimming changed so that you can do any of the 4 swimming strokes in whatever order you want to

I want the bRazilian vs Sweden ladies sports teams in any sport to have to play naked.....I think that is fair

flash gunner wrote:

SammyDroppedHisShorts wrote:

I Hate Hleb wrote:Just e-mailed this to BBC Sport .....

Whilst watching the Show Jumping today, it struck me that what would make it even more exciting would be allow the riders to take on the fences , against the clock, but in whatever order they like, rather than the pre-ordained structure. All the fences would obviously still have to be jumped and there could be lights on each of them which go out to signal that obstacle has been completed. This would add a tactical element to the event, as the riders decide which way around the course would be the quickest. I'm not sure if such a format already exists but if it doesn't, I think it's a way of making Show Jumping even more exciting to both the aficionados and the causal viewer.

Another great idea inspired by natures remedy to boredom.

Was done in 1920, 1924, 1928 and 1932 Olympics and was moved to current style by Hitler who wanted the 1936 Show Jumping to be more organised.

Unless you are 100 years old great idea IHH

All the more reason to change it ...

I Hate Hleb wrote:

flash gunner wrote:

SammyDroppedHisShorts wrote:

I Hate Hleb wrote:Just e-mailed this to BBC Sport .....

Whilst watching the Show Jumping today, it struck me that what would make it even more exciting would be allow the riders to take on the fences , against the clock, but in whatever order they like, rather than the pre-ordained structure. All the fences would obviously still have to be jumped and there could be lights on each of them which go out to signal that obstacle has been completed. This would add a tactical element to the event, as the riders decide which way around the course would be the quickest. I'm not sure if such a format already exists but if it doesn't, I think it's a way of making Show Jumping even more exciting to both the aficionados and the causal viewer.

Another great idea inspired by natures remedy to boredom.

Was done in 1920, 1924, 1928 and 1932 Olympics and was moved to current style by Hitler who wanted the 1936 Show Jumping to be more organised.

Unless you are 100 years old great idea IHH

All the more reason to change it ...

So you don't agree with my swimming suggestion

I Hate Hleb wrote:Just e-mailed this to BBC Sport .....

Whilst watching the Show Jumping today, it struck me that what would make it even more exciting would be allow the riders to take on the fences , against the clock, but in whatever order they like, rather than the pre-ordained structure. All the fences would obviously still have to be jumped and there could be lights on each of them which go out to signal that obstacle has been completed. This would add a tactical element to the event, as the riders decide which way around the course would be the quickest. I'm not sure if such a format already exists but if it doesn't, I think it's a way of making Show Jumping even more exciting to both the aficionados and the causal viewer.

Another great idea inspired by natures remedy to boredom.

Feck you really ARE On Drugs aren't you!.

OneBardGooner wrote:

I Hate Hleb wrote:Just e-mailed this to BBC Sport .....

Whilst watching the Show Jumping today, it struck me that what would make it even more exciting would be allow the riders to take on the fences , against the clock, but in whatever order they like, rather than the pre-ordained structure. All the fences would obviously still have to be jumped and there could be lights on each of them which go out to signal that obstacle has been completed. This would add a tactical element to the event, as the riders decide which way around the course would be the quickest. I'm not sure if such a format already exists but if it doesn't, I think it's a way of making Show Jumping even more exciting to both the aficionados and the causal viewer.

Another great idea inspired by natures remedy to boredom.

Feck you really ARE On Drugs aren't you!.