>Dominate Rugby, having won the Six Nations >Won the male

Wales

>>75299596
>>Won the male 2016 Olympics

Nope.

19 to 18.

Horse fucking medals don't count.

Britain

>>75299628
You get a medal so yes it counts

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>>75299633

The Horse is the athlete. The medal belongs to the Horse not the 75 year old jockey.

>>75299628
If you take out women's "sports" at the Olympics, Team GB beats USA.

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>>75299596
>the Six Nations

>>75299670

So when was the last time New Zealand won the six nations?

>>75299659
So in the javelin who gets the medal

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>>75299686
>the six nations

>>75299694
Ireland beat new Zealand
England hammer Australia three times.

Muh southern hemisphere elite

>>75299692
>foreigner
>this retard logic

really makes me think

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>>75299666

Women's sports are still more legitimate than horse dancing in which women beat the men all the time and you have 80 year olds (literally) "competing."

So let's remove horse dancing and women's sports. The count is 19-18.

Furthermore, the US won pretty much all of their medals in events not aided by a machine or animal of some kind.

>>75299659
Yet those British men got more golds than the American men.

Take away the Sheboons and America would be around Australias level. Sad.

>>75299708
>MUH CHICAGO
like a broken record kek

>most dominate

Why do retards always say dominate instead of dominant?

>>75299692

A Javelin is thrown with 100% human power.

A bike can transport you without anything needed from the rider aside from the ever so demanding task of steering, like when you go down a hill.

If you don't think bikes "aid" you, try running 10 miles vs. biking 10 miles and get back to me.

Same with rowing. Row 20 miles and swim 20 miles.

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>>75299596
I realize this is bait but
>dominate rugby
>failed to get past pool stage at your own 2015 world cup

>>75299748
Human vs. bike. Human wins. A bike can't even stand up on its own unless you kick a stand (a kickstand) for it!

>>75299724
>Yet those British men got more golds than the American men.

They did not. 19-18.

I can't in good conscious count horse dancing. It's not fair to real athletes like Aston Eaton, Usain Bolt, Kyle Snyder, and synchronized swimmers.

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>>75299596
>England is the most dominate sporting nation on Earth

>>75299765
>post pic with zero English players in

>>75299764
>I'll just arbitrarily exclude events

No need to be upset my friend, the USA can just pad their stats more with introducing a new distance in swimming or something. Is there a 50m butterfly event?

>>75299775
They were all born in England

>>75299596
>favourites for 2018 world cup
I want England to win as much as every other Englishman but come on now

>>75299789
A dog born in a stable isn't a horse

>>75299722

>Doped up gymnasts are somehow more of an athlete than an elegant and hardworking horse

ummmmm....ok

>>75299776
>>I'll just arbitrarily exclude events

Lol. Exactly what you're doing.

>Wimmins sports dont count mate. If, um, we exclude them, we can now tie the US in men's golds!

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>Favourites for the 2018 football World Cup

>>75299799
If a stable issued passports and set up a border patrol over the door, the dog would be a born citizen of the stable, and belong to that stable.

>>75299799
>English can't get in the England team

>>75299817
I was just pointing out that British men beat American men. Yes, overall America won but that's because of their very good women athletes.

Why is SP so obsessed with English greatness?

:)

>>75299775
That's because sissy pathetic English cucks aren't good enough to get it you fucking spaz

>>75299829
>I was just pointing out that British men beat American men.

That's wrong.

18 men golds vs. 18 men golds

1 mixed (horse dancing) vs. 1 mixed (doubles tennis).

You tied though! Greatest British sporting accomplishment of all-time?

PER

>>75299843
We got 20 male gold medals my friend.

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FIDIOUS ALBION?

I'm sorry, I really don't know this one

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>Dominate darts
>Favourites for the 2018 football World Cup

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>>75299862

Nope.

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>>75299659
Dumb argument. Not least because the horse jumps for Team GB so is still British as is, therefor, the medal.

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Fine, I'll take the B8.

>Most F1 champions in history and favourites for this year

33 world champions so far, 7 of which are English. So, no, not most of them.
Also, 56 World Driver Championships have been disputed and only 11 of them won by English drivers.

Only one """""""""British""""""""" driver on the battle for this year's championship.
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>>75299937

Indeed. That horse is 100% British. I'm not arguing that.

But it's 18 male medals. 7 female medals. 2 horse medals.

So you did indeed win the equine Olympics. An outstanding feat, my snaggletoothed friend!

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>>75299686
They've never even qualified for the Six Nations. Bloody lightweights.

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>>75299748
I agree
100 % human power = Finland
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Javelin_throw_at_the_Olympics#Medalists_by_country

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>>75299765
To be fair, your rugby is improving. Shame about your cycling, F1, cricket, athletics, rowing, snooker etc, etc, etc.

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>>75299793
Favourites to be the first "big" team to be eliminated.

>>75299748
>A Javelin is thrown with 100% human power.

>A bike can transport you without anything needed from the rider aside from the ever so demanding task of steering, like when you go down a hill.

shit burger """logic"""
i could drop a javelin off a cliff, thereby moving it with no human power

try again cleetus

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>>75299817
So, by including womens' sports, you've improved your mens' medal count? You colonials are entertaining.

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>>75299843
Much as I understand your desperation to be considered equal to Great Britain, your logic is still flawed.

>>75300062

Nice try, Mohammed.

But does the Javelin event feature cliffs in which competitors drop it off from?

Does a cycling road race feature hills in which riders can "coast" for a bit?

The Javelin event is powered by humans and only humans, even wind aided throws are adjusted. Cycling has many instances where the bike "does the work."

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>>75300096

There's no "logic" being applied here. 18 medals in men's events + 1 mixed vs. 18 medals in men's events + 1 mixed.

And silvers are the first tie breaker, and we stomp you there.

So I guess you didn't even tie. Lol.

You'll always have "per capita" though :^)

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>>75299953

Aprenda inglês Miguel. Most = more than anyone else = GB
Favourite = only one Lewis Hamilton = GB.

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>all these butthurt ABEs

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>>75300135
That's why I like arguing with you colonials; even when I don't win the argument you lot will usually win it for me.
>"There's no "logic" being applied here"
How very true.

>>75300100
and how do you think they got to the top of those hills bubba?

have you ever rode a bike?
cycling up and down hills is much more work than "100% human powered" flat riding

in any case in half of a javelin throw the javelin is moving down, pulled by gravity in order to get back to earth. So javelin is just as, if not more, gravity assisted by your logic

>>75300159
Legit question here : do you guys truly care about the queen or is it just a meme?

Only elders will cry her death, right?

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>>75299596
How do people live with themselves, knowing everyday when they wake up they will never be English?

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>>75300171
>"There's no "logic" being applied here"

There isn't, because it's not needed.

Only facts.

Applying "logic" is used when trying to deduce a certain outcome or support a premise when all the facts might not be present.

For example. The most popular baby name in the UK is Mohammed and its various spellings.

From this fact, we can "logically" deduce that there's a decent chance your name is probably Mohammed. I can't "factually" prove it, but I can logically make a compelling argument until you definitely prove other, Mohammed.

>>75300206
much better

>Dominate snooker
>Dominate darts
This is a sports board, not a games board.

>>75300214
>being french

I am terribly sorry

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>>75300175
>cycling up and down hills is much more work than "100% human powered" flat riding

Can you or can you not take stop pedaling and still remain in motion on a bicycle?

Can you or can you not stop moving your legs and remain in motion while running?

Crappy point about gravity. A Javelin throw is actually working against gravity not aided by it. Wind is what aids a throw, and it's adjusted for.

A cyclist, on the other hand, can be "aided" by downhills in the form of "resting" during those periods as the bike transports him down. A cyclist can be aided even on flat land. A runner cannot.

Why do you think bicycles were invented in the first place? If they didn't make travelling easier, they'd never get off the drawing board.

No wonder 67% of Brits believe the Sun rotates around the Earth.

>>75300269
Don't be, it's a good life I'm living here

>>75300135
>"This flag dips to no earthly king"

Except the Burger King.

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>>75300208
>Only facts.
>My opinion about equastrianism may be contrary to that of the IOC and the rest of the world but it's "a fact"

...and I quite understand why you would choose to call me "Master", whichever language you prefer. A little surprised you chose Arabic rather than Russian or Hebrew though.

>>75300295

I'm counting equestrian, Mohammed.

Facts still remain. 18 + 1 (equestrian. A mixed event featuring male and female competitors) = 18 + 1 (mixed tennis doubles).

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>>75300276
1) Road cyclists don't coast down hills, they are working just as hard (but differently) going down as up.
2) Since, by your admission gravity and wind affect the javelin, that must be a less pure form of human exertion than cycling.
3) Your own clipping states that 67% answered correctly (ie not incorrectly). Learn a foreign language sometime. Like English.

>>75300276
>A Javelin throw is actually working against gravity not aided by it

just like a bike race then
:^)

no one said bikes don't make travelling easier (more efficient), and that is exactly why the olympic bike race was 150 miles and a marathon only 26

cycling=use energy to propel yourself up a hill, use gained GPE to come down

javelin=use energy to propel a stick in the air, use gained GPE to come down

suppose i can't blame you, must be hard to learn when your physics classes are constantly interrupted by mass shootings

>>75300339
>1) Road cyclists don't coast down hills, they are working just as hard (but differently) going down as up.

Sure. The bicycle was invented to make traveling over such obstacles "harder" to do.

Yes or no. Is running 20 miles over various terrain harder than biking it?

>2) Since, by your admission gravity and wind affect the javelin, that must be a less pure form of human exertion than cycling.

Gravity affects a throw "negatively." Do you understand what a g-force is and how human (or machine) power is needed to overcome them? Yes. Wind aids a throw, but it is adjusted for. The thrower doesn't get credited for additional distance via wind.

>3) Your own clipping states that 67% answered correctly (ie not incorrectly). Learn a foreign language sometime. Like English.

True. I got carried away in my insult. But the fact there remains that 79% of Americans answered correctly compared to 67% of Brits.

It's just another mark on the scoreboard of American superiority over British :^)

But you'll always have that Empire thing, I guess.

>>75299628
>Horse fucking medals don't count.

/pol/ will be dissapointed to hear this.

>>75300359

Good try,

But GPE in no way "assists" the athlete in a throwing event like it does in a bike race. There's no point in a throwing event where the thrower can use gravity to perform better.

A Javelin thrower would prefer to have some secret anti-gravity device so his throw would soar out into space.

A cyclist is "aided" by it in the form of gravity pulling him down the hill, which for him means less pedaling (and thus exertion).

Suppose I can't blame you. Must be hard to read and understand any of your science textbooks when Urdu is your first language.

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>>75299596
today I will remind them

>>75300428
>lost 4 of the last 5 series

>>75300416
with no gravity the javelin never comes down

seeing as javelin throws are measured by the distance at which the javelin enters the ground, without gravity it would be impossible to make a legal, scorable throw

thereby javelin throws are not just aided by gravity, but are completely reliant on gravity doing the work of returning the skick to earth

>>75300445
>without gravity it would be impossible to make a legal, scorable throw

Who says?

If some guy could magically throw it 10 miles, I don't think the IAAF would object. They'd just extend the boundary somehow and hire more judges.

Also, quit spinning. A bike was a machine invented to make traveling easier and faster, reaching speeds no human being can on their own. Yes, a human provides the power, but the bike amplifies that power into levels that can reach 2000 watts. That's a shade below 3 horsepower. No human can achieve that on his own.

A human is just about 100% responsible for the distance a javelin travels. Again, gravity is not his friend here.

>>75300515
>the bike amplifies that power into levels that can reach 2000 watts

oh boy
stupidest thing i've read all day

how does a mechanical device, with the only power input being a human generate more power than a human?

with a 100% efficient bike (impossible) the system could only have a output power equal to the input power (the power put into the system by the rider)
> They'd just extend the boundary somehow and hire more judges.

the javelin would literally go into space and never stop
you can't measure the final destination of a object that keeps moving forever idiot

>>75300575
>how does a mechanical device, with the only power input being a human generate more power than a human?

this is a bait, right?

>>75299694
Bastian Schweinsteiger has let himself go

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>>75300586
Right. And so far it's working fine. Gets a bite every time.

>>75299764
Why don't americans just get better at the included sports rather than trying to discount them? nobody is stopping you getting better at them

>>75300586
>>75300600
confirmed idiots

go look up the definition of power in a mechanical system and apologise

>>75299843
>mastering the divinity and judgement of another creature
>flailing around in a long bath really fast
Hmm yes

>>75299708
>finally beat team after 100 years

wow congrats!!!1

>>75299596

I know this is b8 but...

>Favourites for the 2018 WC

You're giving it away too blatantly..

>british delusion begins inflating a whole year before the competition even starts
This balloon is going to make a really loud pop

>>75301036
Favorites to get a stupidly easy group because of fifas rules and still manage to go home with less than 4 points is what he meant to type there.

>>75299596

>Favourites for the 2018 football World Cup

The Nazis are gonna win it again.

>>75299596
>Favourites for the 2018 football World Cup
can't make this shit up