Browse: Athletics London Marathonby James D - 606 Manager (U1625445) 22 April 2007 ![]() The 27th London Marathon has begun under blue skies in warm conditions with temperatures set to reach 23C. Latest 10 commentsRead members' comments or add your own
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returntosvender (U8057497) posted Apr 22, 2007 The television coverage this year is almost unwatchable with the picture constantly breaking up. If this is digital, it doesnt augur very well for the future.
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lifeArsenaltillidie7 (U8159206) posted Apr 22, 2007 mr haile
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ikiplagat (U4460219) posted Apr 22, 2007 Thank you Lel..you have made the World proud.Now you must switch to football and join Man U
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wheels2602 (U8167427) posted Apr 22, 2007 I thought this years Marathon was great. In fact I enjoy every London Marathon whether I am watching on the tv or from the bottom of the Mall where I have been watching on a number of occasions. It is so well organised and everyone from Elite Athletes to the Fun Runners (dressed in various costumes) enjoy it.
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dduk66 (U8168195) posted Apr 22, 2007 First time for me to see the London Marathon, excellent and fun to watch...but I think they should provide toilets for the public, they were non!...Congrats for the winners!!!!DD
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mightyhelenmoore (U8173540) posted Apr 23, 2007 I'd like to say that events like the Marathon show me exactly what we pay our licence fee for. Fantastic and well-balanced coverage that was both fun and informative and conveyed the sense of occasion. The final montage to Take That's Shine was one the the most emotional things I've seen in ages! Well done the Beeb. Sports coverage at its best
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FVSpartan (U8176760) posted Apr 24, 2007 I ran the race and I also recorded the BBC coverage.
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smithy808 (U1137399) posted Apr 24, 2007 Fat people should not run the marathon, it puts to much strain on St Johns ambulance and the NHS
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Federerprotege (U6748347) posted Apr 24, 2007 Fat people running the marathon is just a strain on the NHS.
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historyinthemaking (U1952971) posted Apr 25, 2007 Where else can you run and beat the most famous distance runner in the world, the current Olympic Gold and Silver Medallists, the current double World Champion, and the London Marathon Record Holder and former World Record Holder. Comment on this article
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