Spark
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Wild race. 3 seconds between 2nd and 5thBronze for Straya
It's in the road cycling so all the people wishing to drive a monster truck at cyclists must be conflicted right now
Wild race. 3 seconds between 2nd and 5thBronze for Straya
It's in the road cycling so all the people wishing to drive a monster truck at cyclists must be conflicted right now
Things move fast nowadays. Last I remember Samoa was the Big Island force.The upside to the British team not medalling in the rugby is getting to unpretentiously support Fiji in the final.
Don't. Make it run for the whole 4 weeks. Of the Olympics is one option.How would you fit that into two weeks?
I genuinely love straight knockout. But the idea of Zimbabwe or Afghanistan quadrupling the size of the team they send to the games in order to field a cricket team who then go home after one match feels rather cruelDon't. Make it run for the whole 4 weeks. Of the Olympics is one option.
Or just do straight knockout all the way through.
Appropriately enough, only in the semi.Did Radradra play for Fiji?
Yeah too good for us in the final. Feel sorry for Knewstub - hope the kiwi talkback callers aren't too harsh on him for not grounding the ball in Fiji's 2nd try.Man they were on a level above. Love 'em
Imagine being grassed up by your dad on national radio for ordering kormaGold medal winning swimmer James Guy has already phoned his dad to plan his celebratory meal out.
The Bury swimmer was part of the men’s 4x200m freestyle relay team that claimed top spot at the Tokyo Aquatic Centre. Speaking to 5 Live’s Naga Munchetty, James’ dad Andy says the restaurant has already been booked.
“He’s already sent his order in, ‘Dad, we’re going out for an Indian.’ Because he’d never have that during training because it’d be way too heavy, so that’s a massive treat for him.
“He only has a korma, the mildest curry you could ever possibly have, but that’s what he’s looking forward to.”
Well U23's plus 3 full age players is probably the perfect formula for maximising NZ's competitiveness in soccer. This group of players nearly made the quarters in the u20 world cup a few years back. Helps that they landed in the pool of life as well. Still, excellent effort feel particularly happy for the goalie after the club standard display he put on against Honduras.I don't know what surprises me more: NZ through to the semifinals of the men's tennis doubles or the quarterfinals of the football
We should draw inspiration from the 1948 Olympics and have medals handed out for poetry and art.Nothing against dance but surely it's an art form rather than a sport, unless I'm missing the point of the olympics.
Michael Venus has been good at doubles for a while, to be fair - he's a grand slam winner and has spent plenty of time in the top 10.I don't know what surprises me more: NZ through to the semifinals of the men's tennis doubles or the quarterfinals of the football
True. I was being slightly facetious- he's got a good doubles recordMichael Venus has been good at doubles for a while, to be fair - he's a grand slam winner and has spent plenty of time in the top 10.
It sounds to me like that thing where the conscious part of the brain panics under pressure and tries to take over a process that the subconscious part is much better at. Happens to golfers a lot, but the stakes are much lower.yeah I also saw someone comparing it to "forgetting your muscle memory" which...oh man, i guess we should be happy she recognized it before she crashed into the balance beam.