Anyone notice Mills also stumbled with about 600 to go? Ran right into the back kick of either Mo Ahmed or Thomas Fafard of Canada. May have even indirectly led to Ahmed's fall, as Ahmed surged ahead right after that to get out of traffic (but ended up running into someone's back kick himself)
By the time that hay extends his elbow mills has already tried 2-3x to get into space that isn’t there. One was right before this getting off the turn, one a few hundred meters earlier.
dude just really doesn’t known how to move around the pack
Ever heard the saying "if someone is an a-hole to you, they're just an a-hole, but if everyone is an a-hole to you, then you're the a-hole"?
Mills has fallen three times in major races this year and been involved in another two or three falls/shoving matches. I felt bad for him initially but at some point it becomes clear that he is 100% at fault for these incidents, he's the only runner this seems to happen to every time he steps on the track. Disgraceful that he was advanced and I find it hard to support him until he cleans up his tactics.
To the extent I'm aware of George Mills (apparently a 2nd tier British runner), it's because of his history of being involved in these "falling" incidents. I don't see him as the victim here. But the authorities don't seem to agree.
With all the reinstatements there are now a bustling 22 in the 5000 final. Which must increase the odds of someone taking a tumble though I think they will not be going through 3k outside 9 minutes.
Ever heard the saying "if someone is an a-hole to you, they're just an a-hole, but if everyone is an a-hole to you, then you're the a-hole"?
Mills has fallen three times in major races this year and been involved in another two or three falls/shoving matches. I felt bad for him initially but at some point it becomes clear that he is 100% at fault for these incidents, he's the only runner this seems to happen to every time he steps on the track. Disgraceful that he was advanced and I find it hard to support him until he cleans up his tactics.
Yeah I think I'm with you here - at what point is the common denominator in all these incidents actually the guy we should be looking at instead of accepting him as the victim.
Then again his father was a professional footballer in England so he's almost certainly had smoke blown up his arse his entire life of privilege, it's not overly shocking George reacts this way every single time he's involved in chaos.