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  1. Webb finished 9th in his 1500m heat today thereby failing to advance.

    http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2004/olympics/2004/track/08/20/webb.ap/index.html

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    Webb finished 9th in his 1500m heat today thereby failing to advance.

    What a punk.

  3. should we be shocked by this result? i'm not
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    Webb finished 9th in his 1500m heat today thereby failing to advance.


    http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2004/olympics/2004/track/08/20/webb.ap/index.html

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    should we be shocked by this result? i'm not

    I can't say I'm shocked, but I am surprised and disappointed. I had hoped to
    watch a final that included him.

  5. Yeah, a slacker kid.

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    On 20 Aug 2004 19:01:37 GMT, [email hidden] (TheBillRodgerz)

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    Webb finished 9th in his 1500m heat today thereby failing to advance.

    What a punk.

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    Webb finished 9th in his 1500m heat today thereby failing to advance.


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    ISTM he let the Olympics race scare him. I think he had to run his own race
    and set the pace in order to qualify but he let others set a slow pace and
    ran most the race in lane 3. But maybe he has a future in the 10000, his
    last lap was run in the same time as Beleke's :-)

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    Webb finished 9th in his 1500m heat today thereby failing to advance.



    http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2004/olympics/2004/track/08/20/webb.ap/inde

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    ISTM he let the Olympics race scare him. I think he had to run his own


    race

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    and set the pace in order to qualify but he let others set a slow pace and
    ran most the race in lane 3. But maybe he has a future in the 10000, his
    last lap was run in the same time as Beleke's :-)

    The bad news is that Alan Webb has made similar tactical errors in the past;
    the good news is that those can be corrected although he seems to be a slow
    learner in this regard.

    The kid is 21. He should have at least 2 more Olympics in him.

  8. Gee, a disappointing performance by a jogger. There's a shock.

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    Webb finished 9th in his 1500m heat today thereby failing to advance.




    http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2004/olympics/2004/track/08/20/webb.ap/inde

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    ISTM he let the Olympics race scare him. I think he had to run his own


    race

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    and set the pace in order to qualify but he let others set a slow pace


    and

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    ran most the race in lane 3. But maybe he has a future in the 10000, his
    last lap was run in the same time as Beleke's :-)

    The bad news is that Alan Webb has made similar tactical errors in the


    past;

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    the good news is that those can be corrected although he seems to be a


    slow

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    learner in this regard.

    The kid is 21. He should have at least 2 more Olympics in him.


    The first time I watched the race on mute. Watched again with sound this
    morning. Marty said Webb had no strategy for the race but would just wait
    and see how the race developed. Does Webb really believe he is that good? I
    think he should be forced to watch the US coverage of the women's marathon
    race every day for the next few months.

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