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Norm Smith Medallist
Hard to say but you would have to consider it most of the things ain't even ready
Maybe countries like India should not get these events
Maybe countries like India should not get these events
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Wouldn't go and won't be watching it on TV either. Then again, I haven't watched an Olympics or Commonwealth Games in over 10 years.
I gave up on the Olympics when they stopped being about sport, now they're about nothing but money. Professionals have no place in the Olympics. I have blackbanned every Olympics since 2000 (including Sydney) from my TV - it's a great chance to catch up on all the DVDs I haven't had time to watch yet.Why is that ????
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I gave up on the Olympics when they stopped being about sport, now they're about nothing but money. Professionals have no place in the Olympics. I have blackbanned every Olympics since 2000 (including Sydney) from my TV - it's a great chance to catch up on all the DVDs I haven't had time to watch yet.
Sydney was bad enough, particularly with the decision to get Cathy Freeman to light the cauldron. The Freeman thing has nothing to do with racism, it's just that she had done nothing to earn the right to light the cauldron - unlike the 4 other athletes who carried it around the stadium, all of whom had gold medals to their name.
Then the yanks took things way over the top by turning the Olympic cauldron into a french fries packet... Pure farce.
As for the Commonwealth Games, they're a joke. Too much of a big fish/small pond thing happening. Why watch them when you wouldn't watch the Australian Championships in any of the sports?
Nope. After seeing that article about how crap the secruity is on 7 news on Monday (?) where the guy literally walked in with a supposed bomb, I'm worried for the athletes. You'd hope that they'd improve that tenfold.
Pretty embarrassing when the security, police and games volunteers outnumber all spectators and not surprising. Look at the World Cup in the West Indies.
Apparantly at one stage during the Australia v Trinidad & Tobago hockey match the players outnumbered the specators, until a late rush saw the attendance blow out to 80!
There were 45 in attendance for the Australia v Samoa netball match - the players had to get the media to create some noise in the arena. The match again India (which we won 113-18) only had a slightly larger attendance.
And the games become even more farcical with the athletics track STILL not ready http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/sport...cs-track-slammed/story-fn65x6j4-1225934708763
Excuses were flowing afterwards too. Mind you a legit excuse is not something to be sneezed at - if he's had shit preparation it's obviously going to affect him. Hope he gets it together at some stage.
Then in the second semi, two swimmers false start. One of the false starters, South Africa's Roland Schoeman chucks a tanty poolside and they let both false starters compete. Schoeman finishes third and qualifies in the final. Then in a interview, he calls the crowd a bunch of monkeys, blaming them for his false start.
it then got better
After which an Indian Games official acknowledged that there were indeed a lot of monkeys around the swimming venue but the officials were doing their utmost to keep them out of the stadium. Tremendous. If that bloke was taking the piss he should be made PM .... but I suspect he wasn't.
it was funny watching on ACA and Mediawatch how they showed the whole story was a crock of sh*t.... the checkpoint that he walked throu was only a car check point, so anyone can walk through as the pedestrian one was further ahead. and when he bought the suitcase he told the guy he wanted it because he had glass he wanted to take home and the foam inside would ensure they dont break.
http://www.abc.net.au/mediawatch/transcripts/s3023099.htm
I gave up on the Olympics when they stopped being about sport, now they're about nothing but money.