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Re: AHA!, so I have won, Amy's comment to her coach
Bit of 'sour grapes' led by the Americans
"Williams had been left unaware of the off-ice drama which had seen six other
teams, led by the US, protesting about her race helmet, claiming that it
broke regulations and offered her an unfair aerodynamic advantage.
"
So typical .
Why don't they just accept that she was so obviously the best, by far.
Well done Amy.
Where do they train in the UK, I wonder.
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Re: AHA!, so I have won, Amy's comment to her coach
Bugsy wrote:
Where do they train in the UK, I wonder.
Bit of downhill railway track at Bath University skeleton / . . . honest! (suburb of Bristol, where the previous winter olympic winner came from, Robin_Cousins)
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Re: AHA!, so I have won, Amy's comment to her coach
I only heard it on the radio, but it sounded great! In the interview with her she sounded very down to earth considering her achievement, said she'd asked her coach how she'd done. Great achievement!
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Re: AHA!, so I have won, Amy's comment to her coach
I t was also reported on the Beeb this morning that it isn't a full length track, just a short section to practise starts. 'Ramshackle' was the word used.
So even more kudos to Amy for victory in difficult circumstances.
It makes my blood boil sometimes over the lack of sports facilities in UK, far fewer opportunities now than when I grew up in London and so expensive to use what is available!
Sorry, rant over, Well done Amy
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