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23 August 2008, 05:07 AM | #1 |
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Awwwww shucks.....you damn butter-fingered Americans!!
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Dropping the baton once in a 4 x 100 m relay is bad enough, but we had BOTH - the men's and women's American relay teams spill the baton all over the field during the exchange. How could this possibly happen with such experienced athletes at such a high level is beyond my comprehension!! Sorry for the rant, but I was extremely disappointed to see my favourite team bow out so clumsily!!
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Somebody must have greased the sticks...................
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I'm sorry JJ but could the men have beaten the winning team if they didn't drop the baton? Be honest. Did you see the lead of the final runner?
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Agreed....but then at least they would have gone down with some dignity and honour......instead of their clumsy, slip-shod exit!!
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What they get for practicing whilst wearing their Rados, eh JJ!!!
JK, I'm not happy either
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The Americans didn't want to run up the medal count...
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