Sorry i had to start this thread, Just that a friend on mine was carring the Flag (Danny Crates ).
Hope he comes home with the gold again, he racrs on the 14th and 15th.
Come on Danny.
NANNY RED wrote:Couldnt agree more with you Conn . A good family friend is swimming in the 200 meters butterfly tomorrow morning. The lad is blind. His dedication is unbeilevable the lads name is Dervish Konuralp . hes represented GB now at the last 3 olimpics and won a few medals. But this time he just made the qualifying time he doesnt hold out much hope of a medal but hes there an thats the main point.
woof woof ! wrote:Question, If you win a gold medal at the para olympics do you still qualify for the full range of disability benefits ? . Only ask as some one legged t'wat beat me to a parking space today and then hopped quicker than I could run to the cash point machine.
woof woof ! wrote:Question, If you win a gold medal at the para olympics do you still qualify for the full range of disability benefits ? . Only ask as some one legged t'wat beat me to a parking space today and then hopped quicker than I could run to the cash point machine.
RUSHIE#9 wrote:Just looking at the vid Lakes posted and it's a crying shame that when these athletes have trained just as hard if not harder than the Olympic athletes they are competing in empty stadiums and arenas. Surely the Olympics and Paralympics could be run simultaneously. I seem to remember that the 2002 Commonwealth games did this and it was a success, so why not recognise Paralympians (is that a word?) properly and have their events running alongside the main Olympics in front of capacity crowds.
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