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I can find myself in the kitchen forgetting what I am supposed to be doing next….that’s scary enough. Forgetting what’s next when you’re spinning upside down 10ft in the air, disoriented from the two somersaults you’ve already done must be terrifying.

Just been listening to Beth Tweddle (partly) explain what happened to Biles……..essentially a mental block that happens mid move and quite well known thing in gymnastics apparently - called it ‘the twisties’. Actually sounds as scary as **** - potentially several feet off the ground, mid spin...

Strong words (in support of Biles, obvs) from Alex Scott on the highlights programme just now………

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Oh FFS can you read #53 again ? I didn't MEAN bring back thumbs down.

Rather than a bland 'I disagree with your post', I thought I'd lighten it a bit by saying I'd like a thumbs down - expressing my disagreement, no ? Instead of a number against a thumb (largely ignored by most I would think), Mouldy gets the opportunity to quote and rant at a load of comments...

Fair question to ask....didn't we possibly have this with Maupay after he missed a penalty ? Didn't seem to be a physical injury and I can't recall any reports of one post-match. I've had a v close family member take their own life, another that had very serious MH issues (not going into...

Thumbs Down = aggression :laugh::laugh::laugh: Thumbs Down would be simply to save me typing 'I disagree with your post' - which is precisely what you're suggesting (a difference of view)

I haven't been on there much as I'm on the partially-crocked bench with zero mojo atm.....................

Bozza - we need the old 'thumbs down' back.......

……because he’s a CJTC…….been out of the spotlight for a few minutes so desperately trying to grab a bit of attention. He’s an odious prick of a man.

Agreed - actually all became evident yesterday though when she pulled out of the team event......it was interesting to hear her speak when interviewed. Very courageous decision - easy option would have been to keep quiet and carry on.