It is 4 years since he last won a global outdoor 1500 title. But - just for the sake of argument - what difference does it make whether it is 3 or 4 years? He has a losing record at global championship level in his main event since August 2021 - his last victory. Careers have been that long.
"It is 4 years since he last won a global outdoor 1500 title." - absolutely correct, respect, Dumb!
Your original statement was nonsense - I see you got it now.
Relatively fast for you - well done, Dumb!
Not so much difference, Dumb: one is correct, the other not.
In two weeks it might be 4 years where he couldn't win a global 1500m outdoor final.
How do you rank his chances to win the 1500m in Tokyo, Dumb? Since we really don't now his current form, I would say around 20%, if close to his best maybe 35%. If I had to bet, I would say Hocker is the favorite. And for you?
He was at 100% in Paris and got 4th and this time the 1500m is more competitive. Being close to his best won’t be nearly enough.
The discussion is about what Jakob may do in Tokyo. And leave your insults to your long-suffering wife.
It's impossible to convince him of anything. He doesn't accept facts. Even if Jakob wins the 1500m, he'll make something up and won't accept that he was wrong in his assessments.
The discussion is about what Jakob may do in Tokyo. And leave your insults to your long-suffering wife.
It's impossible to convince him of anything. He doesn't accept facts. Even if Jakob wins the 1500m, he'll make something up and won't accept that he was wrong in his assessments.
You've missed that most of the thread is saying he won't win the 1500 in Tokyo. It's a widely held assessment. So what will you say if yours is proven wrong?
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It's impossible to convince him of anything. He doesn't accept facts. Even if Jakob wins the 1500m, he'll make something up and won't accept that he was wrong in his assessments.
You've missed that most of the thread is saying he won't win the 1500 in Tokyo. It's a widely held assessment. So what will you say if yours is proven wrong?
Mine was proven wrong, (fifth time outdoor) I apologies. But you still haven't answered! Who will win 1500m? I know, I know, you going to answer tomorrow, 8:24 AM in my time.
You've missed that most of the thread is saying he won't win the 1500 in Tokyo. It's a widely held assessment. So what will you say if yours is proven wrong?
Mine was proven wrong, (fifth time outdoor) I apologies. But you still haven't answered! Who will win 1500m? I know, I know, you going to answer tomorrow, 8:24 AM in my time.
Mine was proven wrong, (fifth time outdoor) I apologies. But you still haven't answered! Who will win 1500m? I know, I know, you going to answer tomorrow, 8:24 AM in my time.
It could be any one of a bunch of guys.
Exactly! When Jakob is sick, or isn't there, the next guy wins the race. That's the difference between The Legend of our sport and everybody else!
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