30:41 at Gabon 10k. Don’t think he’ll be a factor at London in two weeks time.
Well if he changes his name to Moeisha Farah he might have a shot at Olympic Gold in 2024. If he stays Mo Farah he might have a shot at Olympic Mold as a spectator in 2024!
30:41 at Gabon 10k. Don’t think he’ll be a factor at London in two weeks time.
Well if he changes his name to Moeisha Farah he might have a shot at Olympic Gold in 2024. If he stays Mo Farah he might have a shot at Olympic Mold as a spectator in 2024!
Really Dude? Let's say he comes out Trans. Does he lose the title of Sir if he does decide to become transgender?
Seriously, people, it's time to let go of the idea that athletes can always return to their glory days. It's simply not realistic and is nothing short of lunacy.
As much as we would all love to see our favourite athletes continue to dominate, the reality is that time catches up with everyone, and physical decline is inevitable. It's essential that we stop expecting them to continue to perform at the same level indefinitely.
It's time for some of you to face the hard truth that Farah's glory days are behind him and there's no chance in God's green earth of Farah reclaiming his former greatness in the twilight of his career. Holding onto the hope of a comeback is nothing but a futile exercise in denial.
The sooner you let go of unrealistic expectations, the better you can move on to celebrate the generation currently at the helm.
If you look at the best guys in this race most of them ran about one and a half minutes slower than their best time and so with Mohammed his run today might have been around 29 minutes to 29 minutes 30 at sea level still not good for someone of his caliber who was 2640 at his best but I think he might still be able to pop a good one at the London Marathon around 207 or 208. Am I dreaming? - possibly but anyway I hope for the best for Mo.
Personally I think he was just using the race as a training run.Do not read too much into it.If MO Farah was not fit at this stage going into London he would have already pulled off.I think he was coming off Altitude training in Ethiopia and decided to take it easy.In any case winning that race wouldn't have much significance to him financially, he is a multi millionaire. MO Farah will run a good race in London.
Also guys remember the kind of races Paul Tergat used to have before a major marathon.He would run a pretty slow half marathon or 10k and sometimes people wondered if he was fit for the marathon then he would turn up and win.I wouldn't read too much into an elite athlete's 10k or half marathon race result before a marathon race they are primarily focused on.
Also guys remember the kind of races Paul Tergat used to have before a major marathon.He would run a pretty slow half marathon or 10k and sometimes people wondered if he was fit for the marathon then he would turn up and win.I wouldn't read too much into an elite athlete's 10k or half marathon race result before a marathon race they are primarily focused on.
He's not an elite athlete. In fact, he's not even an elite marathoner. There's compelling reason to question his fitness.
