Molly MF Seidel

Seidel keeps sidling on through. I love it.

Molly is awesome. I can’t wait to tell the person sitting next to me on the airplane they should train like her.

runningchick wrote:

Seriously OP? SeidAl??? Just learn how to spell her goddamn name. Why is it that Americans can't distinguish vowels in names? Its a German name and Seidel sounds *nothing* like Seidal. But then again English is mashing names since forever because its pronunciations make no sense.

Posters on this site are still working on HAVE RUN versus have ran. You expect posters here to spell German surnames correctly?

SPELL HER NAME CORRECTLY OR GET OFF THE BOARDS. VERY DISRESPECTFUL

spelling wrote:

SPELL HER NAME CORRECTLY OR GET OFF THE BOARDS. VERY DISRESPECTFUL

lay down and let me stomp a pack of catsup across your face.

spelling wrote:

SPELL HER NAME CORRECTLY OR GET OFF THE BOARDS. VERY DISRESPECTFUL

So you want to ban all brosjo?

Molly is the real deal! Awesome stuff!!

Very consistent .......OT 2:27:31, London 2:25:13, OG 2:27:46, NYC 2:24:42

br dude wrote:

Molly is awesome. I can’t wait to tell the person sitting next to me on the airplane they should train like her.

Hi mansplainer!

I love Molly.

Everything from her story to her success is really something. She's a great distance runner with a great personality.

WinnytheBish wrote:

Curious_Cat wrote:

2:24:42, fastest American woman on this course.

Spell her name right.

At least the OP didn’t call her Molly Huddle like the race announcers did.

polarbear4 wrote:

Has anyone else noticed that for some reason she refuses to draft off other runners? I noticed in Sapporo and then again today. If she would only sit back in the pack, she’d be able to go with the African s when they surge. As it is, they enjoy her courtesy pacing.

hey maybe you can explain that to the little lady if you can corner her on an airplane. shed be a great runner if she just listened to the advice of the letsrunners clearly...

Wow! Amazing feat when any excuse would have been acceptable (she's tired, she didn't race etc). She got a women's course record when it wasn't expected. And by a coach that's never coached before especially on t his level. Molly Seidel has brought the level of attention this sport needs...unpredictable. I love it!

Michael Jorsan wrote:

runningchick wrote:

Seriously OP? SeidAl??? Just learn how to spell her goddamn name. Why is it that Americans can't distinguish vowels in names? Its a German name and Seidel sounds *nothing* like Seidal. But then again English is mashing names since forever because its pronunciations make no sense.

Seriously runningchick? Its??? Just learn how to use a goddamn apostrophe. Why is it that (insert whatever non-US country you are from) can't distinguish between its and it's?

I love it when grammar pedants are wrong.

113 wrote:

Michael Jorsan wrote:

Seriously runningchick? Its??? Just learn how to use a goddamn apostrophe. Why is it that (insert whatever non-US country you are from) can't distinguish between its and it's?

I love it when grammar pedants are wrong.

Quite right, dear. This "runningchick" poster used "its" correctly once and incorrectly once.

Miss Fidditch wrote:

113 wrote:

I love it when grammar pedants are wrong.

Quite right, dear. This "runningchick" poster used "its" correctly once and incorrectly once.

I haven't heard her name pronounced. Is it "say-dell"?

Curious_Cat wrote:

[quote]good call wrote:

who had the previous american record on the course, and what was the time?

2:25:53 by Kara Goucher.[/quote

You knew who had the record as you know how to use a search engine.

Molly is way better than Kara ever was.