So do you bribe in dollars or euros? =p
This NBC coverage is horrible, half the time they dont even show the persons score. It is really frustrating to watch.
I didn't see the cash in hand thing. Did that really happen?
I would think going towards the judges with a handful of cash would look a bit... unsettling.
I heard that Chinese officials made Ye Shiwen practice swimming for many days of the week. Often in cold water. And only wearing a 泳装 (a thin suit made for swimming). I don't care if she's doping or not - she probably is - the Chinese system is evil and unfair to these athletes.
Yes, you need to pay for an inquiry. They give the team a refund if the inquiry is accepted.I didn't see the cash in hand thing. Did that really happen?
I would think going towards the judges with a handful of cash would look a bit... unsettling.
yea why was it benjamins and not some other currency
Yes, you need to pay for an inquiry. They give the team a refund if the inquiry is accepted.
The fact that she was faster than Lochte makes me think she is doping. I just don't see how something like this could be possible.
Wait, what actually worked? I'm not sure if that's good or not.
This NBC coverage is horrible, half the time they dont even show the persons score. It is really frustrating to watch.
Apparently the system was put in place in response to a prior dispute. Probably to discourage unnesscary inquiries that hold the events up.That's not paid for or covered beforehand? Seems so....unprofessional.
That's not paid for or covered beforehand? Seems so....unprofessional.
This olympics has been filled with controversial judges decisions.
Russian winning over Mongolian in bullshit decision in Judo, I believe there was another controversial decision in female judo tournament in first day, which the female judoka threw a fit. Korean swimmer getting DQed over nothing, bullshit decision in fencing, etc...
We are only in Day 3 of olympics and yet, so many controversies.
UK olympics has been a step backwards compared to Beijing 2008 so far.
Shame.
The decision was the most ridiculous thing I have heard. Far from being delicious, it left a bad taste in my mouth.Fencing drama today was delicious.
Why is Japan over Italy in NBC's Medal Count? lol they are still doing total medals instead of gold > silver > bronze? lololol
Agreed Soyongdori
Also the fencing ruling was probably the worst Ive seen so far. They fucked it up for the girl and caused her to lose because they couldn't control the clock.
Can only imagine how Track and Field will be.
This NBC coverage is horrible, half the time they dont even show the persons score. It is really frustrating to watch.
Judges went full retard. Literally.What happened in fencing?
What happened in fencing?
This is the best part. NFL should implement it.
The decision was the most ridiculous thing I have heard. Far from being delicious, it left a bad taste in my mouth.
Must see the comments.Oh, I mean, the comments in the thread during that dispute were some of the most entertaining things I got from this Olympics so far. I did not think it was fair (even though I was rooting for the opponent).
Korean competitor in the lead with 1 second on the clock, almost assuring the korean a victory. Clock got stuck, the german took advantage and scored points with the timer stuck, and the judges gave the german the win.
What in the fuck. That is utter bullshit. I would be beyond furious.Judges went full retard. Literally.
The british commentators for mens gymnastics were so happy and sure that GB were the silver medalist. Feel bad for them.
Korean competitor in the lead with 1 second on the clock, almost assuring the korean a victory. Clock got stuck, the german took advantage and scored points with the timer stuck, and the judges gave the german the win.
Lol wtf Phelps.As for Phelps, he had an interesting moment of his own Monday, admitting he tried to peek up at the scoreboard halfway through his 200 fly semifinal heat to see his split.
"That's not really like me," he said. "But I knew we were all together."
Phelps said his goal was to swim a "controlled race." He won his heat with a time of 1:54.53 and will be seeded fourth for Tuesday night's final. American teammate Tyler Clary's time of 1:54.93 has him seeded fifth.
"I'm fine with that," Phelps said. "Some of these guys close really well. I just wanted to set myself up [to not be] in Lane 8, move myself to the middle."
What in the fuck. That is utter bullshit. I would be beyond furious.
Why is Japan over Italy in NBC's Medal Count? lol they are still doing total medals instead of gold > silver > bronze? lololol
Looks like
2008 Olympics were about performances
2012 Olympics are about controversies