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New York City Marathon
22 watchers
Nov 2012
8:11pm, 4 Nov 2012
14451 posts
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Fenland Runner
Well said, Pudds. A rash political decision. Nowadays the world is governed by political correctness and NOT what is right. |
Nov 2012
8:11pm, 4 Nov 2012
5155 posts
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LouLou
Well done Pudds. |
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Nov 2012
8:25pm, 4 Nov 2012
1325 posts
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postieboy
Well done for going through with it anyway Pudds. NYC authorities (especially the mayor) and NYRR have a lot to answer for for their handling of the situation. |
Nov 2012
2:04pm, 5 Nov 2012
10741 posts
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Discovery Dave
That might just be one of my favourite forum posts ever. Pudds, would you consider writing one of Lord Fetch's articles? |
Nov 2012
1:03pm, 6 Nov 2012
5159 posts
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DIY Diva
Pudds has summed it up perfectly. Ditto my experience in NY. x |
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Nov 2012
2:10pm, 7 Nov 2012
7899 posts
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Kif-Kif
philadelphia.cbslocal.com |
Nov 2012
10:14pm, 16 Nov 2012
23 posts
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clydesdale489rac
Well said Pudds. I unfortunately didn't get to NY. Flights cancelled a couple of times and by the time my flight was rearranged I was aware that the Marathon was going to be cancelled. So decided not to go. I think you are absolutely correct that the handling of the whole situation was poor. I'm not complaining even though I lost money, there were people who lost their lives and homes. What I have agreed to do for my charity is run a race called 'Joe's Not the New York Marathon' on Sunday 02-12-2012 in order that my charity can still collect the sponsorship which both them and me worked hard to raise. There's always next year for me. |
