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Post by hc on Mar 19, 2006 4:21:46 GMT
Hi
I am racing melbourne time at 11.25am (20th) so you are 11hours behind me.
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Post by rick on Mar 19, 2006 4:47:15 GMT
That means I can pick up the webcast (4:25pm Sunday here) and have time in hand before the Sopranos starts.
Best of luck!
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Post by rick on Mar 20, 2006 0:29:26 GMT
Heat 2: Comfortable win for Helen (wearing sunglasses) in 4:11.06  |
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Post by Pete H on Mar 20, 2006 18:56:27 GMT
So far, so good!
Helens final at 19.40 local time tuesday.
We can watch at 8.40 GMT Tuesday.
Go for it Helen! Good luck
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Post by Carl on Mar 21, 2006 8:51:46 GMT
All i can say is unlucky............keep your head up Helen  |
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Post by bobshepherd on Mar 21, 2006 9:07:51 GMT
What a gutsy run from H! leading all the way. The commentary only talking about Tullet! True BBC style. But did you see Helen's smile on the line? Lisa wins, Helen smiles! Says it all..... what a great sport is, may I say, our Helen?
On an even brighter side, Steve Smith won Gold in 1500m V45 World Games yesterday in Linz. 4m 10s ish.
Well done Helen & well done Steve. Endorsing Big Bren's "The famous Preston Harriers", thanks for your entertainment. It makes us all proud.
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Post by salford on Mar 21, 2006 10:33:54 GMT
Vey good runs from both Helen & Steve.....I used to run occasionally with Steve appx 10 years or go or more & he always gave me the impression that he couldnt really care less but I must have been very wrong when I see him investing time & effort to capture a 'global' title. Very impressive. They...whovever they are....say 4th is always the worst place to finsish but as said earlier Big Bren only rated Hayley Tullet. I wouldnt worry too much about Fosters opinions. The mans a halfwit. Years ago I was racing against a miler from Hereford called Andy Keith in a cross country race. Foster spent the entire race referring to him as 'Keith Andrews' and only in the last minute of the race did he call he call him Andy Keith, presumably after someone had pointed out the error of his ways, but didnt point out to the viewers his mistake. Armchair fans must have wondered what had happened to the Keith Andrews they had been watching! Epic......Anyway well done again to both Steve & Helen from those 'famous' Prestwhich Harriers!
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Post by SJ on Mar 21, 2006 12:30:47 GMT
;)Bad Luck, Helen - we were urging & shouting you on as you came off the bend (at home this time not actually there as at Manchester)
Well done and for showing wonderful sportmanship at the end to Lisa, who ran very well
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Post by Harrier Editor on Mar 21, 2006 15:43:23 GMT
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Post by Harrier Editor on Mar 21, 2006 15:47:08 GMT
www.prestonharriers.comA second attempt! Apologies. Rick can you remove my mistake? The length of the address was too much. Go to web site as linked then click on mention of Helen on main page.
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Post by bobshepherd on Mar 21, 2006 16:07:48 GMT
The race is reported on without mentioning Helen! Considering the work put in by her I think it should be re-written! www.melbourne2006.com.au |
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Post by loz on Mar 21, 2006 16:57:35 GMT
WELL DONE HELEN!!!!!! :)you have done really well. what an inspiration for all us young ones!!
thankyou for your postcard!
luv lozzi xx :)
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Post by rick on Mar 21, 2006 19:31:28 GMT
The race is reported on without mentioning Helen! Considering the work put in by her I think it should be re-written! www.melbourne2006.com.auThe Guardian'swebsite gave credit where it was due. It was part of a superb evening for England's athletes on the track with Lisa Dobriskey a surprise winner of the women's 1500m, while Christine Ohuruogu smashed her personal best to win the 400m. Watched by Olympic double gold medallist Kelly Holmes, the 22-year-old Dobriskey produced a superb sprint finish over the final 100m to beat Australia's Sarah Jamieson into second. Wales's Hayley Tullett took the bronze with England's Helen Clitheroe, who had led from halfway, unfortunate to miss out on a medal in fourth.
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Post by rick on Mar 21, 2006 19:34:51 GMT
www.prestonharriers.comA second attempt! Apologies. Rick can you remove my mistake? The length of the address was too much. Go to web site as linked then click on mention of Helen on main page. Try taking the apostrophe out of "Helen's" |
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Post by bobshepherd on Mar 21, 2006 20:40:24 GMT
Well done Helen. If any Junior would like to to write something for the next Harrier, there is a £5.00 prize for the best effort! Could even be about watching Helen in Melbourne on TV. An article, a poem, a report on the race. Whatever!
Nichola Jackson won the last fiver for her article on the race in Colwyn Bay..... Why not have a go?
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