Mo Farah 2 tackle world's indoor 3k in Glasgow Feb20th

Pretty clear that you don't know what you're talking about. For starters, Komen did not run 7:20. I also recall that you made a similar claim last season about Farah going for a record and it turned out he never said such a thing. Is that the case again here? Or does that article actually back you up this time?

Farah "might" hit 7:20 with 100m to go ... might.

Pretty wrote:

Pretty clear that you don't know what you're talking about. For starters, Komen did not run 7:20. I also recall that you made a similar claim last season about Farah going for a record and it turned out he never said such a thing. Is that the case again here? Or does that article actually back you up this time?

When you make personal attacks, you might want to ensure that you are specific. Komen DID run 7:20... just not indoors.

Old Man Winter wrote:

Pretty wrote:

Pretty clear that you don't know what you're talking about. For starters, Komen did not run 7:20. I also recall that you made a similar claim last season about Farah going for a record and it turned out he never said such a thing. Is that the case again here? Or does that article actually back you up this time?

When you make personal attacks, you might want to ensure that you are specific. Komen DID run 7:20... just not indoors.

It was already established that we were talking about indoors thus I did not need to specify that. Try again dumbface.

Goes from getting beat over 8k by Heath to running a 3k wr in 5 weeks?

Not again wrote:

Goes from getting beat over 8k by Heath to running a 3k wr in 5 weeks?

How many times does it need to be said that Farah is a drug user and will be retreating to Ethiopia to ramp up the regimen? Guaranteed when he shows up on Feb 20th, he'll be a different looking runner in terms of performance and physique, with more of that insectoid "unhealthy thinness" that Dr. Ferrari was going on about. Just wait, like night and day if you understand what you're seeing.

What types of drugs stimulates that transformation, Gumpe?

probly liothyronine

How many push-up will Salazar have Mo do, to go from the shape he's in right now to world record holder shape?

Pretty wrote:

I also recall that you made a similar claim last season about Farah going for a record and it turned out he never said such a thing. Is that the case again here? Or does that article actually back you up this time?

Why don't you read the article he linked to?

Farah, meanwhile, said he was mulling over a crack at the world indoor 3,000m record when he returns to race in Glasgow in February after five weeks in Ethiopia. “We’ll see how training goes. I’m going to definitely get some good training behind me,” he said. “Last year I went to Ethiopia and it worked quite well for me.

Also, the indoor record is 7:24.90. Farah's 8:03 indoor 2-mile WR is worth what, maybe 7:29?

From the article:

Farah, meanwhile, said he was mulling over a crack at the world indoor 3,000m record when he returns to race in Glasgow in February after five weeks in Ethiopia.

Pretty wrote:

Komen did not run 7:20.

Komen did run 7:20 and you are the dumbface.

Dumbface wrote:

Pretty wrote:

Komen did not run 7:20.

Komen did run 7:20 and you are the dumbface.

Not indoors...this thread is about indoors

“It’s a lot higher then Kenya, where I used to go,” added Farah. “It’s 10,000ft and there is a lot of grass. It’s different but I kind of prefer Ethiopia now. It’s a new track. Kenya is 8,000ft; it makes a little bit of difference.”

http://www.theguardian.com/sport/2016/jan/10/mo-farah-cross-country-defeat-barry-fudge

Yeah, the doping spotlight is on Kenya's training camps right now, so Ethiopia suddenly become the better place for Mo to have his training camp (hide-out), far away from anti-doping authorities...

Truly pathetic! Such an obvious doper!

'Farah, meanwhile, said he was mulling over a crack at the world indoor 3,000m record when he returns to race in Glasgow in February after five weeks in Ethiopia. “We’ll see how training goes. I’m going to definitely get some good training behind me,” he said. “Last year I went to Ethiopia and it worked quite well for me.'

He didn't actually say it though did he as can bee seen by the lack of quotation marks

Pretty wrote:

[quote]Old Man Winter wrote:

[quote]Pretty wrote:

It was already established that we were talking about indoors thus I did not need to specify that. Try again dumbface.

Why so rude and angry, Pretty?

Never in 100 year. Mo Farah, good TACTICAL runner but slow, when compare to top level Kenyan runner (they are clean). In a race with rabbit, Mo lose to top Kenyan runner coached by Italian coaches.

To understand this, Mo is run slow, but attaches to runner in front, then passes because SAVED A LOT OF ENERGY. This how he built system of his, and this how succeed. But no fast.

ukathleticscoach wrote:

'Farah, meanwhile, said he was mulling over a crack at the world indoor 3,000m record when he returns to race in Glasgow in February after five weeks in Ethiopia. “We’ll see how training goes. I’m going to definitely get some good training behind me,” he said. “Last year I went to Ethiopia and it worked quite well for me.'

He didn't actually say it though did he as can bee seen by the lack of quotation marks

No, he didn't say it. It reads to me as it the reporter asked, and Mo responded with "we'll see how training goes".