"än en rättshaverist"
Fredrik - You don't know me!
There really is NO NEED to be rude. I merely pointed out that those involved in Swedish cycling have democraticly decided that this is the way it is. Someone missed this, considering it to be the views of Swedes outside cycling.
I raised the issue as it is interesting to me as in many other countries (as witnessed by the presentation of Emma on cyclingnews.com) a much lower focus is placed on VM and OS. Sweden might be right. Sweden might be wrong. I thought this was an interesting topic to discuss. This is a DISCUSSION forum for DISCUSSIONS. Coming out with false accusations is a really low way to communicate, hiding behiind a few pixels on your keyboard. I am sure if we met in a pub we could have a pint and get on as fellow cyclists. But time after time constructive interesting topics of debate are lept on by people with no real wish to be involved in any discussion than for the sake of their own voice.
In my dealings with others I can debate, be educated, enlighten, be humourous, be tickled and entertained by many.
In the words of Thumper - If you can't say something nice then don't say nothing at all.
And yes, I do post about the internal workings of the SCF in the weeks leaning up to the agm. Many people moan, my message is clear, we CAN all make a difference. I spent a few years on the board and have views on how vast sums of money are - in my mind - mismanaged. What else do you want me to post about? Washing machines? If you don't find it interestiing or of concern to you, fine - jump over my postings.
Now lets please all get on without resorting to personal attacks.
"diskutera någonting annat än SCF"
Missed my thread about cycling books then I take it?
PS. Skrev på engelska för att kunna förklara mig till 100%.
