Mr Boomshakalaka wrote:
Completely agree in regards to the comments about Anya Culling. From someone masquerading around as an 'elite athlete', I will judge her performance as such and her stopping and crying mid race in her partners arms because the race isn't going to plan, is disgraceful.
Where's the resilience? Elite athletes don't crumble like that when things aren't going well.
Granted that I am not her target audience and there's clearly a lot of people who can get behind her schtick of 'an elite athlete who goes through real emotions like the rest of us' and think it's cute and inspiring that she broke down to her lover mid race and then found the strength to continue. I'd agree that it's good on her for keeping going, apart from the fact that she herself states she's an elite runner, so I will therefore hold her to that standard.
would not be surprised if she had another late night rendezvous with Mr Bester like in the good old days when they were decent runners.
both washed up damaged goods these days. how come Bester is suddenly pumping out interviews/podcasts on every available channel? somethings up, man not getting enough attention after ploughing through the battersea stock and hunting fresh poontang?