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Re: London 2012 OLYMPICS
Posted: Sat Aug 11, 2012 8:17 pm
by SammyDroppedHisShorts
Great to see the Orish boxer get whipped by Campbell !!!
Gold number 28
Re: London 2012 OLYMPICS
Posted: Sun Aug 12, 2012 3:40 am
by 1989
Re: London 2012 OLYMPICS
Posted: Sun Aug 12, 2012 5:51 am
by brazilianGOONER
glad that the mexicans won football. not only because i don't give a crap about brazil and usually hate our stupid players, but also because i'm not sure anyone in the world loves football more than mexicans, and they are so fucking shite at it that it's great to see them winning something sometimes.
good on them

Re: London 2012 OLYMPICS
Posted: Sun Aug 12, 2012 8:53 am
by LDB
Chippy wrote:Wonder how all those obnoxious twats who want people like him "sent home" feel now?
I'm not in the business of wanting to send anyone home but In fairness it's hardly a watertight argument that we should allow virtually uncontrolled immigration into this already overpopulated island because they might turn out to be good at sports.
PS. I fucking love Mo, well done fella. I was dancing around my living room

Re: London 2012 OLYMPICS
Posted: Sun Aug 12, 2012 9:24 am
by arseofacrow
LDB wrote:Chippy wrote:Wonder how all those obnoxious twats who want people like him "sent home" feel now?
I'm not in the business of wanting to send anyone home but In fairness it's hardly a watertight argument that we should allow virtually uncontrolled immigration into this already overpopulated island because they might turn out to be good at sports.
PS. I fucking love Mo, well done fella. I was dancing around my living room

I had a little smile on my face when after the 10,000 Brendan Foster said that Mo showed the Africans how it's done
Yes, all it took was an African to show those Africans how to run
Mo's done a brillant job and has realised his talent. Well done!

Re: London 2012 OLYMPICS
Posted: Sun Aug 12, 2012 10:32 am
by SammyDroppedHisShorts
I sense that Somalia did nothing but give Mo his birthplace.
Britain has given Mo far more than Somalia could have done, after all name one Olympic Champion from Somalia this games?
Mo has repaid the love and respect the British have shown him and I think it's fitting he regards himself a Brit, after all we are all hybrids of other races and cultures.
As for a Knighthood I am sure he cannot be awarded one as he has to have been born here, but I do believe he can be awarded one similar to that of Bono and our own Arsene.
Brilliant run in both ten and five k events no matter the nationality of the runner it was awe inspiring and breathtaking.
Well done Mo
Re: London 2012 OLYMPICS
Posted: Sun Aug 12, 2012 11:07 pm
by flash gunner
Fuck off Rio your Olympics will never be as good as ours was

Re: London 2012 OLYMPICS
Posted: Sun Aug 12, 2012 11:10 pm
by SammyDroppedHisShorts
flash gunner wrote:Fuck off Rio your Olympics will never be as good as ours was

I think they will be brilliant and fun and a real party
Re: London 2012 OLYMPICS
Posted: Sun Aug 12, 2012 11:21 pm
by I Hate Hleb
Re: London 2012 OLYMPICS
Posted: Sun Aug 12, 2012 11:47 pm
by corkbarry
Miserable Git
John Lennon took all that trouble to get to the Ceremony and you're complaining

Re: London 2012 OLYMPICS
Posted: Mon Aug 13, 2012 12:39 am
by QuartzGooner
Closing ceremony was a mess apart from the end bit.
So many dreary songs from self indulgent artists like Elbow and Muse, it was meant to be a party!
Still good to see Gooner Daltrey perform, and The Kinks, and as much as I am not into Take That, they were the right choice for that moment, Queen a good choice too.
But Duran Duran should have been there too.
Have to say the Brazilian bit was a lot of fun and colour; nice touch to use Pele and (I think it was Lil 'Ze from City of G-D?) and think they are going to do a heck of ceremony when their turn comes.
Re: London 2012 OLYMPICS
Posted: Mon Aug 13, 2012 6:50 am
by LDB
Didn't watch the last hour because it was boring.
By the third hour of it I was busier playing internet detective on who the secret footballer is (
http://www.whoisthesecretfootballer.co.uk/ )
Re: London 2012 OLYMPICS
Posted: Mon Aug 13, 2012 10:24 am
by g88ner
Great Olympics!
29 Golds!
65 medals!
I even saw a British gold medal won and got to sing the national anthem [badly

] in the sunshine at Eton Dorney. Wonderful stuff.

Re: London 2012 OLYMPICS
Posted: Mon Aug 13, 2012 5:06 pm
by RioGooner
QuartzGooner wrote:Closing ceremony was a mess apart from the end bit.
So many dreary songs from self indulgent artists like Elbow and Muse, it was meant to be a party!
Still good to see Gooner Daltrey perform, and The Kinks, and as much as I am not into Take That, they were the right choice for that moment, Queen a good choice too.
But Duran Duran should have been there too.
Have to say the Brazilian bit was a lot of fun and colour; nice touch to use Pele and (I think it was Lil 'Ze from City of G-D?) and think they are going to do a heck of ceremony when their turn comes.
Yup, Lil Ze was there and so was Seu Jorge, who is a singer/drugdealer in every fucking movie about favelas
We'll deliver a good party, but for the logistics around Rio, i'm afraid it'll be disastrous.
Re: London 2012 OLYMPICS
Posted: Mon Aug 13, 2012 6:36 pm
by northbank123
RioGooner wrote:QuartzGooner wrote:Closing ceremony was a mess apart from the end bit.
So many dreary songs from self indulgent artists like Elbow and Muse, it was meant to be a party!
Still good to see Gooner Daltrey perform, and The Kinks, and as much as I am not into Take That, they were the right choice for that moment, Queen a good choice too.
But Duran Duran should have been there too.
Have to say the Brazilian bit was a lot of fun and colour; nice touch to use Pele and (I think it was Lil 'Ze from City of G-D?) and think they are going to do a heck of ceremony when their turn comes.
Yup, Lil Ze was there and so was Seu Jorge, who is a singer/drugdealer in every fucking movie about favelas
We'll deliver a good party, but for the logistics around Rio, i'm afraid it'll be disastrous.
That's what everybody said about London, and to be fair there just wasn't the infrastructural chaos everybody predicted. I imagine that the World Cup will be a useful warm-up for Brazil's hosting skills!