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200 pages of a Reasoned Decision details lay bare the truth of Lance Armstrong’s cycling prowess. The long history of systematic, programmed drug taking, testing avoidance and battering of people who speak out against Armstrong and his “team” of drug… Continue Reading →
A long time ago I decided to volunteer to help at The Paralympic Games and so applied, knowing that I would have to pay for all my accommodation and travel arrangements. Occasionally I would receive an email stating I hadn’t… Continue Reading →
A week on from the Closing Ceremony I’ve almost recovered from a horrendous cold that started the previous Monday so it’s time to look back at my Olympic experience. I was there for the Opening Ceremony dress rehearsals and the… Continue Reading →
I don’t know how well this came over in the tv, but the sound in the stadium was awesome:
A quick video of Liu Xiang making his way to the finish line; not quite Derek Redmond – where’s your Dad when you need him!
Sunday was my first real visit to the Olympic Park having only come across the bridge and headed to the Games Maker check-in point at the Olympic Stadium. I was joined by Tom for whom it was going to be… Continue Reading →
Well what a night last night was. After a bit of a false start I ended up with a good position – mostly outside of the bowl checking people were coming into the correct blocks. This mixed people heading to… Continue Reading →
