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I prefer athletes to put in their best performances, since their wages are paid for by spectators snoopcester Send a noteboard - 03/08/2012 07:04:33 PM
as a rule.

Though I know I also have double standards - I know and accept runners for example will often ease up in heats when they think they have done enough to qualify but that is about saving themselves for the final rather and patronising the other athletes.
*MySmiley*

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