This is a post that may be caustic ... Yeah, I loose! Nan worry, I 'm not going to be nasty, but no no no more, shall we say ... Comparative and there, not need a photo finish!
But first, let's exploit which we got yesterday from Barcelona which compete for the European Championships in Athletics. On the stroke of 9:25 p.m., the brothers Borlée align the 400m final. One turn track.
Spotlight on Jonathan who is engaged with the best European performance. Opponents have in focus leaving Kevin
background, described as the underdog. The result? The reports are
athletes will explain better than me. Kevin fantastic ski on the French Djhone which is not found even on the podium. Wanting to hear the commentators of our neighbors across Quiévrain, I plugged Eurosport frenzy where a 3rd time to hear the Marseillaise has exceeded all ... France2 meanwhile did not believe it either, forgetting Djhone lost in passing the achievement of Belgium.
Kevin concludes 39 years of absence from the podium in Cha
mpionnats Europeans.
And the title? It is still not Kevin? Absolutely not! The urge to write this article was well present before the Belgian gold medal. The gold medals, there was already taken for our French friends and you can immediately select those Christophe Lemaitre, who was masterful in the 100m. A white athlete at this distance was also highly anticipated. He did it but I can not help that when a French athlete stands out is that there is something fishy. As already noted in the past with Candeloro Virenque to name a few. Often, there seems to be gifted for what they do best. Far be it from me to be bad again, but the finding
is clear. Just listen to the interview at the end of their exploits ...
To strengthen me in my progress, I suggest you look for the interview with Kevin (gold medal in the 400m) and Christophe (gold medal in the 100 and 200m) and you make yourself your opinion. And to be completely correct, in Belgium, we also have the same size and this, in all disciplines, of course.
For Kevin, I give you the link to the RTBf (first video)
For Christopher, here's the video (the interview begins the 45th second) Frankly ...
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