Younger German athletes are soft.
Says who?
Says Jan Ullrich.
Jan, who won the Tour de France back in -- when was it? -- oh yeah, 1997, told the German magazine Max that Germany's younger generation of athletes lack the courage and committment to succeed in sport.
Said Ullrich: "We're always playing down our pain. Those who judge me have no idea how much pain we go through every day. They would scream for three years non-stop if they only got a feel just once for the pain we endure every day."
OUCH!
Tuesday, May 23, 2006
Feel My Pain
Younger German athletes are soft.
Says who?
Says Jan Ullrich.
Jan, who won the Tour de France back in -- when was it? -- oh yeah, 1997, told the German magazine Max that Germany's younger generation of athletes lack the courage and committment to succeed in sport.
Said Ullrich: "We're always playing down our pain. Those who judge me have no idea how much pain we go through every day. They would scream for three years non-stop if they only got a feel just once for the pain we endure every day."
OUCH!
Says who?
Says Jan Ullrich.
Jan, who won the Tour de France back in -- when was it? -- oh yeah, 1997, told the German magazine Max that Germany's younger generation of athletes lack the courage and committment to succeed in sport.
Said Ullrich: "We're always playing down our pain. Those who judge me have no idea how much pain we go through every day. They would scream for three years non-stop if they only got a feel just once for the pain we endure every day."
OUCH!
1 comment:
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53rd Tooth said...
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A prodcut of Communist sports schooling, he may in fact be right about the gen y's. Media hecklers however come with the turf Jan, get over it and sob over your $3M contract.
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A prodcut of Communist sports schooling, he may in fact be right about the gen y's. Media hecklers however come with the turf Jan, get over it and sob over your $3M contract.
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