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Title: Is it too soon? Post by: tikay on August 30, 2015, 08:37:31 AM After last night's entertainment, so wonderfully orchestrated by Barry Crater, is it perhaps too soon for the next edition of "Let's Rev up Argue"? Today's Sunday Telegraph sets the tone for us today. (https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CNmyQOYWoAAOjt7.jpg) Title: Re: Is it too soon? Post by: arbboy on August 30, 2015, 12:18:40 PM Glad to assist in keeping the post count up! Didn't realise i was getting whooshed. Thought most of the Mo fan boys were genuine. Was just trying to add some balance to the bbc hype.
Title: Re: Is it too soon? Post by: JohnCharver on August 30, 2015, 01:21:03 PM Cant see how he doesnt deserve to be sir mo. Credit to himself and his sport. The WR argument is redundant in arguing what hes done for british athletics, you dont nec even represent your country when you set them. Hes got half our golds here, without him we are also rans, instead we are best of the rest, outside the current big 3.
I think being our greatest and being knighted is a totally different argument. Title: Re: Is it too soon? Post by: arbboy on August 30, 2015, 01:29:59 PM Think queenie will probably be advised to wait until he hoses up in Rio and london 2017 WC's before he become Sir king of quorn!. I think he would deserve to be knighted if he doubled up twice more in 2016 and 2017.
Title: Re: Is it too soon? Post by: tikay on August 30, 2015, 03:16:18 PM Glad to assist in keeping the post count up! Didn't realise i was getting whooshed. Thought most of the Mo fan boys were genuine. Was just trying to add some balance to the bbc hype. Mr Crater is a genius, he knew exactly what he was starting, & most of what followed was in the same vein. All in good heart, don't worry about that. Crater is from Sheffield, too, so it's not as if he even knows what "subtle" means. Title: Re: Is it too soon? Post by: RED-DOG on August 30, 2015, 04:41:43 PM Glad to assist in keeping the post count up! Didn't realise i was getting whooshed. Thought most of the Mo fan boys were genuine. Was just trying to add some balance to the bbc hype. Mr Crater is a genius, he knew exactly what he was starting, & most of what followed was in the same vein. All in good heart, don't worry about that. Crater is from Sheffield, too, so it's not as if he even knows what "subtle" means. Is it a film with writing at the bottom? |