Jakob post-race - “For the people who only show up once, of course it’s easy to be lucky and succeed. I’m always there”.

Take of the day:

Kerr would have stuck with Jakob and out kicked him at the end.

Beware Jacob ... people are running 1:41 low these times... none can expect what can happens in a race.

lol I guess Jakob thinks the Monaco DL is equal to the world final

Thank You, Azeddine, Oli, Gilje, Neil, Yared, Tim and Jakob, You make the races, you always show up. Thank you very much!!!

At least he races. I will never understand why Jacobs racing comments Bri g out you glazers. Like I could never cheer for Kerr because I believe he is bad for the sport by not racing. That take is really hot but it is just what I think.

His summary at the end is correct. It's just a matter of time before he breaks the world record.

And that's what terrifies many of his detractors here, regardless of what happens in Paris. For years they have placed stake that Jakob isn't fast enough to get there. Now after disrupted training and a race not intended anywhere near the world record, they are sensing they have been wrong all along.

Hence all the missing user names since the race

He is a douche canoe and there is no way he is clean.

Shouldn't the chance to win once increase the more races you do?

Kerr's living rent free in his head.

So he can't get the races he has lost out of his head.

What he means is when the next guy isn’t around, he is the next guy.

This just makes Jakob seem arrogant and deluded. What if he fails to win another global 1500m title again? This is the sort of statement he could make after winning a second Olympic gold rather than running fast in a time trial.

And any comment he ever does is commented by you.

And you comment on any that I make but not on the thread subject. So what I say is more important to you than anything Ingebrigtsen says? Obviously.

He fails to see that only results count in sport. The rest is air.

He may not be the next guy in Paris.

Exactly, We will probably hear the Norwegian national anthem again in Paris.

So you can't get Jakob Ingebrigtsen out of your head.

The results he has achieved up to age 23 Show he already is one of the all-time greats in distance running.