I watch t.v. marathons to see who crashes and burns.
Ethiopian women are cute.
Most people hit the wall around 20 miles, Geb didn't hit it until 36 years. Still won.
My tolerance for alcohol is not what it used to be.
All-in-all good times.
Marry Christmas to all and to all a good night.
sports beer pizza wrote:
I watch t.v. marathons to see who crashes and burns.
Ethiopian women are cute.
Most people hit the wall around 20 miles, Geb didn't hit it until 36 years. Still won.
My tolerance for alcohol is not what it used to be.
All-in-all good times.
Marry Christmas to all and to all a good night.
Wouldn´t it be nicer to marry a woman?
2:06 on a "bad" day at the age of 36? I think its truly safe to say that Haile is the Ali/Jordan/Rice/Gretzky of running: The Greatest.
Selassie wrote:
Kibet is freakin' big mouth ...
2:04:27....he can shoot his mouth off for a while
The problem is he listened to all the boneheads on LR who told him he MUST run 160mpw if he wants to be a real marathoner.
I would not call it a bad day. It is unrealistic expectations. If I remember right, Kibet just dropped his PR from 2:07:53 to 2:04:27 in five months. That is a whopping 3 minutes plus improvement. That must have had a great toll on his body. I think he just made the appearance to cash in on the big bucks that come with his new status(2:04:27). Except for Haile and Wanjiru, I think expecting one great race in a year is realistic. But again Kibet is still a learner. I do not expect much from him next April if he decides to race London as he indicated. He needs to pick a low key marathon to get back his gears. When you analyze Rotterdam marathon in April, Kibet and Kwambai ran the first half in 1:02:37 and the second in 1:01:50. I think kibet prefers negative splits llike that. That therefore means he cannot survive racing Wanjiru. Nevertheless Kibet will be back. Except for Wanjiru, who I call mad man, I do not expect the WR to be under threat this year in Chicago.
yyy wrote:
15.57 for the last 5k. Pedestrian! Poor chap!
If that's perdestrian, wonder what you are - f*ckin' snail?
quote]Nutella wrote:
Selassie wrote:
Kibet is freakin' big mouth ...
He is still leading in 2009, right? He had a bad day...there are few people in the world that can still win a race on a bad day. Haile is one of them.[/quote]
Nutella ...
I am all for someone to show what they have on the field and not for the cameras and freakin' don't even show up.
As far as I am concerned his leading time is an anomaly ... until he does it consistent. White noise.
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