A Special Tale in the Year of The Disgraced Olympics

I have played amateur sport for most of my life.

As an extremely competitive person, I have always been a believer in playing to the limit of the rules.

Yet being a “Good Sport” has always been important. Not taking an unfair advantage of my opponent.

I have seen many examples of good and sometimes great sportsmanship.

But it will be many years before I read of something as great as the sportsmanship recorded here.

Thanks to Metro from whom I burgled this wonderful tale and thanks to Jesus’ General who brought it to Metro’s attention.

6 responses to “A Special Tale in the Year of The Disgraced Olympics

  1. i’m not normally a consumer of ‘glurge’, but this one was simply beautiful. agreed – when sports (at least in the US) has lost some of the fundamental spirit of games, this was lovely!

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  2. The story of true sportsmanship! How wonderful to see that it still exists in this day and age of competitive “anything and everything for a win” mentality.

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  3. I also can’t stand glurge.

    So when an authentic tale of good sportspersonship pops up out of the glurge swamp of the internet, I try to spread it around. Glad you could help.

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  4. There is this water-like stuff coming out of my eyes, Archie, what the hell have you done to me?

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  5. Water stuff coming from eyes, trying to escape from nose, and lumpy thing in throat. Apparently, I have developed allergies while reading that post.

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  6. I agree with you all. It is a great story, although I expect it to begin appearing as glurge in our emails within 12 months..

    @Honjii & Kym, Yes, I also developed some sort of allergy 🙂

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