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Message: [QUOTE="beardyian, post: 1942774, member: 2225"] Now im a little bit cynical on things in this world (no!, really?) but i loved it, not one day went by with me thinking - oh god not more olympics and that must mean something. Each day was a new chance for a new star to shine, another performance to stand out or a memory created. Yes, we may be biased here (in UK) but of course we are, im sure each country concentrated on their own people, as is to be expected, but i feel the country as a whole whilst supporting Team GB also appreciated the efforts put into and performances produced by all nations. Just look at the marathons for example, no GB runners at the front, but those who were there got the cheers just as much as anyone else. The coverage has been great, fantastic and a great surprise - (digital tv & satellite was made for this) every sport covered, every goal, hurdle, jump, point or step was there to be seen. The opening ceremony created a buzz that let us know that something new and different was about to happen - the closing one was a big end of term party - a couple of off tracks on the turntable but no one really minds - even the Brazillian part looked a little anaemic to the fun being had. Just a few notes i couldn;t let pass - The Kaiser Chiefs never will be or even come close to being The Who (as Roger & co proved later), Freddie Mercury can still rock it even now ;) Seeing Liam Gallagher singing the Oasis classic 'Wonderwall' i felt Noel missed out big time by not being there. And i think that says it all really - you missed out big time by not being there. Who mentions the Beijing shows now?, Beat that Rio :) [/QUOTE]

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