kipsang looks like he can definitely go 202.
moe did well to finish, we'll see him back "on track" after a recovery period.
moe now knows where he's at.
he knows what it means, that the winner ran the first 5k and last 5k more than 30 seconds faster in each segment than his fastest 5k in the race.
and that the winner was going faster in the final 2k than at any time in the race. moe knows that he was dreaming to think he was in the same league.
http://results-2014.virginmoneylondonmarathon.com/2014/?pid=leaderboard
look for moe to run another marathon say after next olympics, but the training will be more along the lines of a cannova methodology rather than a modified salazar approach.
all in all, it should be a wrap, in conclusion, moe gets worse as the distance gets longer. that is, if you believe in analyzing actual results, which by now are plenty.
bekele on the other hand, as we know is right there. i think that no way bekele beats kipsang, but second or third was definitely within the realm of possibility.