According to Bev Smith's story in the Globe & Mail: http://www.theglobeandmail.com/sport...rticle2017619/
According to Bev Smith's story in the Globe & Mail: http://www.theglobeandmail.com/sport...rticle2017619/
Can't skate but love to watch
Rejuvenated? The kid is 20 years old. How rejuvenated does he need to get?Nice article, thanks.
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Thanks for posting this.
Here's a short videoclip of Patrick being greeted at the Toronto airport by a young fan (and TV cameras): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ErcQAxz0608
Still jumping with joy, Chan sets sights on Sochi
http://www.timescolonist.com/sports/...454/story.html
He's amazing. I just loved his 'Phantom of the Opera' LP.
Apparently he needs a week. Seems about right to me - even a 20 year old is going to need a rest after working as hard as Patrick did, be it for school or sports or a job. Competing at Worlds is going to be emotionally as well as physically draining and more so this year, because of the one month delay. I'd bet a lot of skaters take a rest after worlds.
Patrick appeared briefly on Global News this week and an extended version of the interview is available on globaltoronto.com.
He says he's even more excited about being in the Guinness Book of World Records than winning the gold medal since he used to pore through it with his friends as a kid!
I wonder with all the press from Chan this year, do people still have a image of him being a cocky brat? I for one always find him real and down with perspectives.
Good thing he had that week off. He's already started the new LP with Lori, and word has it that it will of course be even better than Phantom!
Well, I'm sure it will be. That boy sure is a hard worker. I hope he gets a few golf games in though. After all it is summer (somewhere).
Addicted to FSU
Music sounded like Lawrence of Arabia or something like that...
Brief article: http://www.examiner.com/ice-skating-...lorado-springs
It was posted in the Japan Open thread yesterday that Chan is one of the invited skaters (Team North America) for that pro-am competition on October 1, 2011.On Wednesday evening, June 29, 2011, local figure skaters and their familes, coaches, and ice skating fans gathered at the Colorado Springs World Arena to celebrate his victory. Many showed up wearing Canadian red and white colors in support of Chan.