超级军网狗咬狗，戴黑口罩的跟美国奥委会掐起来了
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原来那黑口罩是美国奥委会发的，而且发了二百多。也就那四个伙计傻呵呵地戴出来现眼，又被逼着道了歉（不知道是不是训练的时候脑门被自行车撞坏了）。结果他们脆弱的心灵遭受了毁灭性的打击，以致一块牌牌都没拿到。现在他们不平衡了，雇了律师要求美国奥委会给他们平反昭雪，向他们道歉。[:a4:]
兄弟们出来看狗咬狗啦。
http://sports.yahoo.com/olympics ... ov=ap&type=lgns
Cyclists want apology from USOC over mask flap
By TIM REYNOLDS, AP Sports Writer
Sep 5, 8:53 pm EDT
The four American cyclists who arrived for last month’s Beijing Games wearing black masks and were subsequently ordered to apologize for offending the host nation are seeking an apology from the U.S. Olympic Committee.
In a letter sent to the leadership group of the Athletes Advisory Council, an attorney for the four cyclists—Michael Friedman, Sarah Hammer, Bobby Lea and Jennie Reed—not only asked the USOC to apologize, but said the flap was “emotionally devastating” and adversely affected their performances at the Beijing Games, where none of them medaled and only Hammer managed a top-five finish.
The athletes were provided the masks before the Olympics by the USOC because of ongoing air-pollution concerns in Beijing.
“No athlete who has trained for years to become an Olympic athlete should be subject to such disrespect,” wrote their attorney, Christopher Campbell. “It was their first Olympic Games. They should have been in a supportive environment so that they could enjoy their Olympic experience and perform at peak levels. The false accusations, done in such a public fashion, was humiliating and emotionally devastating. It affected the Athletes’ performance.”
The athletes also want “an unequivocal statement from the USOC that they did not engage in any inappropriate conduct” and “systemic assurance that something like this does not happen to future Olympic athletes.”
The USOC did not comment Friday on whether they had received the letter.
Hammer and Reed were among USA Cycling’s top medal hopefuls entering the games, yet both struggled in Beijing.
Hammer, a two-time world champion, was fifth in the individual pursuit, and Reed finished eighth in the sprint after coming down with a flu-like illness during the Olympics. Lea led the men’s points race before dropping out of the event, citing fatigue, and he and Friedman combined to finish last in the 16-team madison race.
After that race, Friedman had harsh words for the USOC, saying he felt betrayed and insisting that he should have been allowed to wear the masks— because they were distributed by the USOC. More than 200 of the masks were distributed, but only a handful of American athletes publicly revealed wearing theirs at any time in Beijing.
“It is unfortunate that those that are supposed to support the athletes in their Olympic dreams were so quick to look out for their own interests,” said Andy Sparks, Hammer’s personal coach and fiancee, who also served as USA Cycling’s track coach for the Beijing Games.原来那黑口罩是美国奥委会发的，而且发了二百多。也就那四个伙计傻呵呵地戴出来现眼，又被逼着道了歉（不知道是不是训练的时候脑门被自行车撞坏了）。结果他们脆弱的心灵遭受了毁灭性的打击，以致一块牌牌都没拿到。现在他们不平衡了，雇了律师要求美国奥委会给他们平反昭雪，向他们道歉。[:a4:]
兄弟们出来看狗咬狗啦。
http://sports.yahoo.com/olympics ... ov=ap&type=lgns
Cyclists want apology from USOC over mask flap
By TIM REYNOLDS, AP Sports Writer
Sep 5, 8:53 pm EDT
The four American cyclists who arrived for last month’s Beijing Games wearing black masks and were subsequently ordered to apologize for offending the host nation are seeking an apology from the U.S. Olympic Committee.
In a letter sent to the leadership group of the Athletes Advisory Council, an attorney for the four cyclists—Michael Friedman, Sarah Hammer, Bobby Lea and Jennie Reed—not only asked the USOC to apologize, but said the flap was “emotionally devastating” and adversely affected their performances at the Beijing Games, where none of them medaled and only Hammer managed a top-five finish.
The athletes were provided the masks before the Olympics by the USOC because of ongoing air-pollution concerns in Beijing.
“No athlete who has trained for years to become an Olympic athlete should be subject to such disrespect,” wrote their attorney, Christopher Campbell. “It was their first Olympic Games. They should have been in a supportive environment so that they could enjoy their Olympic experience and perform at peak levels. The false accusations, done in such a public fashion, was humiliating and emotionally devastating. It affected the Athletes’ performance.”
The athletes also want “an unequivocal statement from the USOC that they did not engage in any inappropriate conduct” and “systemic assurance that something like this does not happen to future Olympic athletes.”
The USOC did not comment Friday on whether they had received the letter.
Hammer and Reed were among USA Cycling’s top medal hopefuls entering the games, yet both struggled in Beijing.
Hammer, a two-time world champion, was fifth in the individual pursuit, and Reed finished eighth in the sprint after coming down with a flu-like illness during the Olympics. Lea led the men’s points race before dropping out of the event, citing fatigue, and he and Friedman combined to finish last in the 16-team madison race.
After that race, Friedman had harsh words for the USOC, saying he felt betrayed and insisting that he should have been allowed to wear the masks— because they were distributed by the USOC. More than 200 of the masks were distributed, but only a handful of American athletes publicly revealed wearing theirs at any time in Beijing.
“It is unfortunate that those that are supposed to support the athletes in their Olympic dreams were so quick to look out for their own interests,” said Andy Sparks, Hammer’s personal coach and fiancee, who also served as USA Cycling’s track coach for the Beijing Games.
兄弟们出来看狗咬狗啦。
http://sports.yahoo.com/olympics ... ov=ap&type=lgns
Cyclists want apology from USOC over mask flap
By TIM REYNOLDS, AP Sports Writer
Sep 5, 8:53 pm EDT
The four American cyclists who arrived for last month’s Beijing Games wearing black masks and were subsequently ordered to apologize for offending the host nation are seeking an apology from the U.S. Olympic Committee.
In a letter sent to the leadership group of the Athletes Advisory Council, an attorney for the four cyclists—Michael Friedman, Sarah Hammer, Bobby Lea and Jennie Reed—not only asked the USOC to apologize, but said the flap was “emotionally devastating” and adversely affected their performances at the Beijing Games, where none of them medaled and only Hammer managed a top-five finish.
The athletes were provided the masks before the Olympics by the USOC because of ongoing air-pollution concerns in Beijing.
“No athlete who has trained for years to become an Olympic athlete should be subject to such disrespect,” wrote their attorney, Christopher Campbell. “It was their first Olympic Games. They should have been in a supportive environment so that they could enjoy their Olympic experience and perform at peak levels. The false accusations, done in such a public fashion, was humiliating and emotionally devastating. It affected the Athletes’ performance.”
The athletes also want “an unequivocal statement from the USOC that they did not engage in any inappropriate conduct” and “systemic assurance that something like this does not happen to future Olympic athletes.”
The USOC did not comment Friday on whether they had received the letter.
Hammer and Reed were among USA Cycling’s top medal hopefuls entering the games, yet both struggled in Beijing.
Hammer, a two-time world champion, was fifth in the individual pursuit, and Reed finished eighth in the sprint after coming down with a flu-like illness during the Olympics. Lea led the men’s points race before dropping out of the event, citing fatigue, and he and Friedman combined to finish last in the 16-team madison race.
After that race, Friedman had harsh words for the USOC, saying he felt betrayed and insisting that he should have been allowed to wear the masks— because they were distributed by the USOC. More than 200 of the masks were distributed, but only a handful of American athletes publicly revealed wearing theirs at any time in Beijing.
“It is unfortunate that those that are supposed to support the athletes in their Olympic dreams were so quick to look out for their own interests,” said Andy Sparks, Hammer’s personal coach and fiancee, who also served as USA Cycling’s track coach for the Beijing Games.原来那黑口罩是美国奥委会发的，而且发了二百多。也就那四个伙计傻呵呵地戴出来现眼，又被逼着道了歉（不知道是不是训练的时候脑门被自行车撞坏了）。结果他们脆弱的心灵遭受了毁灭性的打击，以致一块牌牌都没拿到。现在他们不平衡了，雇了律师要求美国奥委会给他们平反昭雪，向他们道歉。[:a4:]
兄弟们出来看狗咬狗啦。
http://sports.yahoo.com/olympics ... ov=ap&type=lgns
Cyclists want apology from USOC over mask flap
By TIM REYNOLDS, AP Sports Writer
Sep 5, 8:53 pm EDT
The four American cyclists who arrived for last month’s Beijing Games wearing black masks and were subsequently ordered to apologize for offending the host nation are seeking an apology from the U.S. Olympic Committee.
In a letter sent to the leadership group of the Athletes Advisory Council, an attorney for the four cyclists—Michael Friedman, Sarah Hammer, Bobby Lea and Jennie Reed—not only asked the USOC to apologize, but said the flap was “emotionally devastating” and adversely affected their performances at the Beijing Games, where none of them medaled and only Hammer managed a top-five finish.
The athletes were provided the masks before the Olympics by the USOC because of ongoing air-pollution concerns in Beijing.
“No athlete who has trained for years to become an Olympic athlete should be subject to such disrespect,” wrote their attorney, Christopher Campbell. “It was their first Olympic Games. They should have been in a supportive environment so that they could enjoy their Olympic experience and perform at peak levels. The false accusations, done in such a public fashion, was humiliating and emotionally devastating. It affected the Athletes’ performance.”
The athletes also want “an unequivocal statement from the USOC that they did not engage in any inappropriate conduct” and “systemic assurance that something like this does not happen to future Olympic athletes.”
The USOC did not comment Friday on whether they had received the letter.
Hammer and Reed were among USA Cycling’s top medal hopefuls entering the games, yet both struggled in Beijing.
Hammer, a two-time world champion, was fifth in the individual pursuit, and Reed finished eighth in the sprint after coming down with a flu-like illness during the Olympics. Lea led the men’s points race before dropping out of the event, citing fatigue, and he and Friedman combined to finish last in the 16-team madison race.
After that race, Friedman had harsh words for the USOC, saying he felt betrayed and insisting that he should have been allowed to wear the masks— because they were distributed by the USOC. More than 200 of the masks were distributed, but only a handful of American athletes publicly revealed wearing theirs at any time in Beijing.
“It is unfortunate that those that are supposed to support the athletes in their Olympic dreams were so quick to look out for their own interests,” said Andy Sparks, Hammer’s personal coach and fiancee, who also served as USA Cycling’s track coach for the Beijing Games.
笑笑，看热闹:D
不能算狗咬狗，这四个感觉还是蛮单纯幼稚的
上当了当然要找骗子讨说法了
上当了当然要找骗子讨说法了
憋死他们！！！
这世界真的太搞了！:L
啊啊啊！[:a4:] [:a4:] [:a4:] [:a3:] [:a3:] [:a3:]
他们道歉是因为被美国代表团逼的?
很好！交学费嘛！
欺负俺英语烂啊:Q 谁给翻翻
老子每周在北京跑两个5公里，也没憋出哮喘啥的。自由民主国家的媒体不造谣是不是就没饭吃还是怎么的？
原帖由 snb 于 2008-9-7 21:17 发表
不能算狗咬狗，这四个感觉还是蛮单纯幼稚的
上当了当然要找骗子讨说法了
再次证明组织也靠不住;P ;P
ordered to apologize:L 只能说这4个小伙人家说啥他干啥。忒实诚。
四个笨蛋[:a1:]
是啊，他们也不愿意丢人啊。:D
:D Too young too simple, and sometimes naive
这个四个人是来搞笑的么.[:a3:]
四人的领导有不可推卸的责任，没有及时传达上面更改的精神:D
被组织给卖了
谁倒是给翻翻呀
赞同11# 和 15# :D
so funny