@RunEmilyERun This was good. Races exciting enough. Bit of star power with Haile and Kaka. Why was it so under the radar? I learned about it from you. There wasn't a soul there for he early races. It seems bonkers. Hold it 3 hours late and lay on a few shuttle buses and you have a great event
One of the best marathon experiences at @MarathonRdam yesterday - great organisation and atmosphere. Chatting about it on last RTE Running podcast in the series tomorrow…
@brendanboyce I spent a full week at London. Watched everything i could get a ticket for. The 50km walk was one of the best live sporting events I've ever attended for atmosphere and drama. The most unexpected highlight i could imagine
@PGriffinFC I thought a lot of it was the AIU are operating directly with Kenyn ADA because kenyan govt see the writing on the wall. I saw a thing yesterday that said the pattern of coverups is looking like systematic doping. That was never the "story" in Kenya until now
@irishpeloton I got a load of shit from two belgian lads in a bar in munich for calling it the "tour of flanders",Then i got a load of shit for my Cork accent when i said "grand, the ronde van Vlaanderan". Can't win with the hoors
I'm here 👋🏻 @MJGold. One of those distance runners with a strong record against Jakob. Was in 'best 1500m race of all time' according to @nickwillis at Olympics. And here's my tractor swagger on TikTok https://t.co/7jNbHC92j5
@oconnellbrian @TodaywithClaire I'm pretty sure the smart telecoms phones on North main street were dug up and reinstated a few times in the last 10 years despite the company going bust around 2008
@gregallenRTE NCAA have a .exe converter on their website
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See that guy there, with 166 on his vest? The one with the Action Man haircut? That’s me. That’s 24 year old Jimmy Watkins. Biceps ready for business, trapezius muscles mimicking the Rhondda valley mountains, and eyes precise and determined like jets popping up on a radar.
@bohemians7 They're generally not used to being interviewed I reckon. Makes for honest interviews. The pros in soccer and rugby have been trained to say as little as possible and to hit the correct notes.