zcvxzvxc wrote:
Give it a rest. Mondo was born and raised in the United States and competed at LSU. He didn't even speak Swedish and probably continues to live and train in Louisiana. You were on stronger ground talking about the foreign-born American citizens who live and train in the United States, yet they had more connection to the country, because most of them went to college there and live and train there. Lagat's lived in the United States since the mid 1990s. Grijalva in the 5000m competed for Guatemala but has lived in the U.S. most of his life and was brought there as a child. As for Grant Fisher, he was indeed born in Canada but his parents are American and so he was an American citizen at birth. He has also lived in the U.S. virtually all his life.
he lives in Sweden - get over it. Good choice. Who the the heck would want to live in a country that elected Trump as President. That says all there needs to be said about what American values are these days.