Our idiot local radio broadcasters were arguing whether it would be Mick Jagger or Paul McCartney. WTF?![]()
Steve Redgrave
Daley Thompson
SHARPIE
Someone else
Our idiot local radio broadcasters were arguing whether it would be Mick Jagger or Paul McCartney. WTF?![]()
Ok this took an unexpected turn.
Who's going to argue with that?!
http://www.guardian.co.uk/sport/2012...?newsfeed=true
I don't see anything wrong nor surprising about the Queen doing it.
I fail to see what's wrong with that? Given all of her service over the 60 years of service and with Diamond Jubilee, I wouldn't be opposed to that at all! My mom and I were talking about it last night, my mom wants to see a repeat of Li Ning in Beijing with Queenie flying around the stadium in a harness![]()
Kyle
I don´t think it would be wrong, but, I guess, she will officially declare the Games open, an important part of the ceremony, and, anyway, I seriously hope that the lighthing is reserved to someone whose life has been related to sport. It´s the biggest honor for an sportsman, a great and eternal recognition.
Zorry my english, I´m a verrrrrry rude spaÑish
I doubt she'll do it since she's already doing the official opening declaration. I wouldn't mind if she did, though.
Probably it'll be one of the favourites.
i would be so excited if the queen lit the flame, i may not have enough alcohol on hand for that
I feel like I'm in a dream. But it can't be a dream because there are no boy dancers!
ok Steve Redgrave is currently in the BBC commentary box in a blue checkered shirt with michael johnson... said he hasn't received THE CALL but would be ready if he is needed. LOL... okay, i guess he is NOT going to be THE ONE!!
Hmmm....
Last edited by os168; 07-27-2012 at 07:27 PM.
I think it will be either Roger Bannister or David Bond (the last surviving British Gold Medalist from the 1948 London Olympics)
Queen is great, but British have so many great athletes, i think this is a once in a lifetime opportunity for a generation of athletes. Queen can declare the games open but I don't want her to declare the games open and light the cauldron.
Boooooo! BOOOO! BOOOOOOOOOOO!!!
That is all.
Ssssooooo ..... no one of any significance actually lit the cauldron?I don't get it.
I don't get it either.
It was so anticlimactic. I really don't get why you'd bring in a lot of Olympic medalists, then have them stand and do nothing while young athletes nobody has heard of light the torch. If it was so important to have athletes of the future in this part, why not have them run along with the people who nominated them?