254runner wrote:
his range is amazing. The next crop of marathoners will be great. Mo Farah will be dusted in the marathon
Devil Dog wrote:
I'm curious why you people think Mo's continuous asss whooping of these guys is a good indicator that they will be superior marathoners.
Mo's 26:46/59:32 pedigree is pretty stout, and his lone 2:08 marathon was in his slowest year since the magical switch to Alberto.
He'll be fire on the roads soon enough.
254runner wrote:
his range is amazing. The next crop of marathoners will be great. Mo Farah will be dusted in the marathon
Subway Surfers Addiction wrote:
254runner wrote:
his range is amazing. The next crop of marathoners will be great. Mo Farah will be dusted in the marathon
He has too much bounce for a great marathon. Kamworor will be better at the marathon. As for Cheptegei, he deserves the LRC courage award for pushing the pace early on, excellent race.
doot doot wrote:
Subway Surfers Addiction wrote:
254runner wrote:
his range is amazing. The next crop of marathoners will be great. Mo Farah will be dusted in the marathon
He has too much bounce for a great marathon. Kamworor will be better at the marathon. As for Cheptegei, he deserves the LRC courage award for pushing the pace early on, excellent race.
A lot of guys deserve respect for trying to make it a race.
This was one of the most exciting races I've seen in recent memory. The only other races that had me this riled up were Centro in Rio and Bekele in Berlin.
scorpion_runner wrote:
He came in third in the London marathon.
In that incredible 10000m we just watched, he pushed that 61 pace lap to speed up the race, and was in it up until 70 meters to go. He came in 4th place.
He also blazed the RAK Half Marathon earlier in the year.
I think he can become the next great marathoner....
breathtaking wrote:
doot doot wrote:
Subway Surfers Addiction wrote:
254runner wrote:
his range is amazing. The next crop of marathoners will be great. Mo Farah will be dusted in the marathon
He has too much bounce for a great marathon. Kamworor will be better at the marathon. As for Cheptegei, he deserves the LRC courage award for pushing the pace early on, excellent race.
A lot of guys deserve respect for trying to make it a race.
This was one of the most exciting races I've seen in recent memory. The only other races that had me this riled up were Centro in Rio and Bekele in Berlin.
How does the Rio 1500 relate?
That race was a disgrace.
Opposite of this 10,000.
Devil Dog wrote:
I'm curious why you people think Mo's continuous asss whooping of these guys is a good indicator that they will be superior marathoners.
Mo's 26:46/59:32 pedigree is pretty stout, and his lone 2:08 marathon was in his slowest year since the magical switch to Alberto.
He'll be fire on the roads soon enough.
yourandidit wrote:
breathtaking wrote:
doot doot wrote:
[quote]Subway Surfers Addiction wrote:
[quote]254runner wrote:
his range is amazing. The next crop of marathoners will be great. Mo Farah will be dusted in the marathon
He has too much bounce for a great marathon. Kamworor will be better at the marathon. As for Cheptegei, he deserves the LRC courage award for pushing the pace early on, excellent race.
This is the most tired, shitty meme on this site. The race was slow but it was by no means a "disgrace". It was anybody's race between the worlds best 1500m runners. Be a sour bitch all you want, that was one of the most exciting finishes I've seen to a race
scorpion_runner wrote:
He came in third in the London marathon.
In that incredible 10000m we just watched, he pushed that 61 pace lap to speed up the race, and was in it up until 70 meters to go. He came in 4th place.
He also blazed the RAK Half Marathon earlier in the year.
I think he can become the next great marathoner....
