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Beijing memories,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych]
the opening and closing ceremonies are important but surely it is all about what the Olympics mean. Athleticism,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], competitiveness and sportsmanship. Three things i feel it will be hard to find in 2012 unless we throw our full weight (and money) behind Team GB (no not team england,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], Scotland,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], wales or northern Ireland) and get our youngsters out competing and enjoying sport. Have non competition at schools does not help our cause,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], having no areas for kids to play and run around does not help ours cause and having loads of 'leisure pools' with slides and water features but no lanes does not help our cause.
With all this to overcome it just means that team GB's achievements are all the more impressive. If London wants to be remembered as a good venue the organizers must not over expose the games like a cheesy celebrity. Our eight minute slot at the closing ceremony was moronic and lacked any depth or feeling at all. I do not understand what an X-factor singer,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], a wrinkly rock star and a heavily tattooed footballer based in America said to the world about what Great Britain has to offer. Keep the media mongers at arms length and remember the Olympics are supposed to be about bringing people and sport closer together.
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