m!ndweak wrote:
32 Swiss francs wrote:
Doubtful that court ordered psychiatric detention units have internet access.
say what?
i was silenced for a while, but im back...funny how i get banned somehow and then wejo tells me he has no idea how it happened and im back....so to whoever thinks they can keep doing it over and over....you cant keep me down
Oh, Lord. Like virus.
Tim runs 3:28.41. Eat your spuds bambinos.
7:58.15. El Bakkali breaks 8. Jager fails again (he’s done). Kenyan dominance of steeple broken, time to roll out the next guy.
El Keniano wrote:
Tim runs 3:28.41. Eat your spuds bambinos.
I think that's as good as it gets for Tim. Only 7/10ths faster than last year.
A 17 year old running a fraction over 3:30, and his pb was 3:36 last year.
Jakob looked like he could have gone faster. Still want to know his final lap splits were.
Tim and the Manangoi's will get destroyed in Tokyo. Tim will probably retire to his farm devastated, and Elijah and George will be in their 30's when the 2024 Games come around.
It's over for Kenya.
El Keniano wrote:
Tim runs 3:28.41. Eat your spuds bambinos.
:D
Coevett wrote:
It's over for Kenya.
Read what Renato wrote about you. :)
^ I thought you said Kenyans would never break 3:33 again? Two, from the same club, just broke 3:30 on the same day. And with George and 3:32 kid (from last year) Justus Soget, I think we’ll do just fine, thanks.
Nips and tatties wrote:
Coevett wrote:
It's over for Kenya.
Read what Renato wrote about you. :)
LOL, what does he know? ;)
El Keniano wrote:
^ I thought you said Kenyans would never break 3:33 again? Two, from the same club, just broke 3:30 on the same day. And with George and 3:32 kid (from last year) Justus Soget, I think we’ll do just fine, thanks.
If you look at the rankings after tonight, only 3 Kenyans in the top 15 - same as GB. Only two Moroccans. Probably hasn't happened since the pre-EPO days. Two Europeans in the top 5, and two Kenyans.
Only two Kenyans in the top 5 at 800m. No Kenyan in the top 5 at 5000m.
The price of a good cup of English breakfast tea is going up and up in Kenya, and times are going down and down. :(
Coevett wrote:
Nips and tatties wrote:
Read what Renato wrote about you. :)
LOL, what does he know? ;)
About athletes and athletics? A looooooottttttttt more than you. :D
Listen, you may be very knowledgeable when it comes to whatever things you do, like making money online, or MMA, or making people eat their intestines.
But when it comes to running, you are blinded by your hatred of Kenyan runners - which you have never explained.
Your knowledge gets drowned by the (by many perceived as) racist comments.
Why don't you try to have a positive contribution here and share your knowledge of the sport without attacking Kenyans (and more recently Moroccans) all the time?
I think you could be a positive influence on LRC then.
Coevett wrote:
El Keniano wrote:
^ I thought you said Kenyans would never break 3:33 again? Two, from the same club, just broke 3:30 on the same day. And with George and 3:32 kid (from last year) Justus Soget, I think we’ll do just fine, thanks.
If you look at the rankings after tonight, only 3 Kenyans in the top 15 - same as GB. Only two Moroccans. Probably hasn't happened since the pre-EPO days. Two Europeans in the top 5, and two Kenyans.
Only two Kenyans in the top 5 at 800m. No Kenyan in the top 5 at 5000m.
The price of a good cup of English breakfast tea is going up and up in Kenya, and times are going down and down. :(
I suppose that massive world record tonight went over your head. Kenyans are indeed getting slower. Oh, and don’t rule out some new kid emerging to challenge the oldies next year. Then you’ll have someone new to hate.
El Keniano wrote:
Coevett wrote:
If you look at the rankings after tonight, only 3 Kenyans in the top 15 - same as GB. Only two Moroccans. Probably hasn't happened since the pre-EPO days. Two Europeans in the top 5, and two Kenyans.
Only two Kenyans in the top 5 at 800m. No Kenyan in the top 5 at 5000m.
The price of a good cup of English breakfast tea is going up and up in Kenya, and times are going down and down. :(
I suppose that massive world record tonight went over your head. Kenyans are indeed getting slower. Oh, and don’t rule out some new kid emerging to challenge the oldies next year. Then you’ll have someone new to hate.
The only hatred and racism here is from you and your fellow trolls. The obvious hatred and resentment you have for Jakob is disgusting.
When Europe was dominating in the late 70s and 80s, I doubt if anybody resented stars like Henry Rono or Said Aouita (leaving aside any suspicions at the time). In fact, I'm pretty sure all European and American fans thought it added to the (literally) colour of the event.
Kenya and the rest of East Africa have dominated now for decades, to the point where it's not only accepted that they are simply 'naturally' superior (despite all the dope busts), it causes outrage when somebody like me suggests there is no genetic advantage for Kenyans.
Why does it burn at you so much that there is now one non African individual so clearly talented that he will for certain challenge the best Kenyans and other Africans over the coming decade? Oh, I know, because you absolutely loathe all whites, and above all the idea that they can compete with you at your one area of excellence.
If you could only overcome your vile extreme racism, and see that Jakob will be great for the sport, and great for Kenya, bringing even more prestige to your country by raising the profile of track again. Wojo was saying this site crashed because of traffic for the first time in years tonight. That was partly due to the WR, I'm sure it was partly down to Jakob as well.
Coevett wrote:
El Keniano wrote:
I suppose that massive world record tonight went over your head. Kenyans are indeed getting slower. Oh, and don’t rule out some new kid emerging to challenge the oldies next year. Then you’ll have someone new to hate.
The only hatred and racism here is from you and your fellow trolls. The obvious hatred and resentment you have for Jakob is disgusting.
When Europe was dominating in the late 70s and 80s, I doubt if anybody resented stars like Henry Rono or Said Aouita (leaving aside any suspicions at the time). In fact, I'm pretty sure all European and American fans thought it added to the (literally) colour of the event.
Kenya and the rest of East Africa have dominated now for decades, to the point where it's not only accepted that they are simply 'naturally' superior (despite all the dope busts), it causes outrage when somebody like me suggests there is no genetic advantage for Kenyans.
Why does it burn at you so much that there is now one non African individual so clearly talented that he will for certain challenge the best Kenyans and other Africans over the coming decade? Oh, I know, because you absolutely loathe all whites, and above all the idea that they can compete with you at your one area of excellence.
If you could only overcome your vile extreme racism, and see that Jakob will be great for the sport, and great for Kenya, bringing even more prestige to your country by raising the profile of track again. Wojo was saying this site crashed because of traffic for the first time in years tonight. That was partly due to the WR, I'm sure it was partly down to Jakob as well.
“For certain”. That’s the part that makes you obnoxious.
Tim lost the African Championships to his training partner Elijah Manangoi, who also beat at the commonwealth games earlier this year. Elijah seems better equipped to handle the rounds at championships.
El Keniano wrote:
Tim lost the African Championships to his training partner Elijah Manangoi, who also beat at the commonwealth games earlier this year. Elijah seems better equipped to handle the rounds at championships.
Seems odd that a guy who is clearly a second or more quicker than his rival is beaten by him twice in major championships in one year.
Coevett wrote:
El Keniano wrote:
Tim lost the African Championships to his training partner Elijah Manangoi, who also beat at the commonwealth games earlier this year. Elijah seems better equipped to handle the rounds at championships.
Seems odd that a guy who is clearly a second or more quicker than his rival is beaten by him twice in major championships in one year.
Read about Roger Bannister's 1952 Olympics.
You will see that some athletes are not suited/trained to endure rounds.
Coevett wrote:
El Keniano wrote:
Tim lost the African Championships to his training partner Elijah Manangoi, who also beat at the commonwealth games earlier this year. Elijah seems better equipped to handle the rounds at championships.
Seems odd that a guy who is clearly a second or more quicker than his rival is beaten by him twice in major championships in one year.
You don't know anything about running.
Please stop posting about running on a running website and find somewhere where they like to indulge in more general racism.
ex-runner wrote:
Coevett wrote:
Seems odd that a guy who is clearly a second or more quicker than his rival is beaten by him twice in major championships in one year.
You don't know anything about running.
Please stop posting about running on a running website and find somewhere where they like to indulge in more general racism.
They are training partners. From the description of it, it seems more likely that Elijah was able to outkick him in a tactical slow race.
You don't know anything about running. You admit in another thread that you think it's a 'crap sport' that only people with no co-ordination compete in. You are completely ignorant about the history of your own event, the 800m, as one of your posts on the Moscow 1980 final hilariously demonstrated.
You do know a lot about doping, however.
Coevett wrote:
You don't know anything about running. You admit in another thread that you think it's a 'crap sport' that only people with no co-ordination compete in. You are completely ignorant about the history of your own event, the 800m, as one of your posts on the Moscow 1980 final hilariously demonstrated.
You do know a lot about doping, however.
Stop lying please.
Coevett wrote:
If you look at the rankings after tonight, only 3 Kenyans in the top 15 - same as GB. Only two Moroccans. Probably hasn't happened since the pre-EPO days. Two Europeans in the top 5, and two Kenyans.
Only two Kenyans in the top 5 at 800m. No Kenyan in the top 5 at 5000m.
The price of a good cup of English breakfast tea is going up and up in Kenya, and times are going down and down. :(
Just wait until they actually start testing them.
