Team GB has become one of the most feared outfits at the Olympics, but will have to win at least 48 medals if they are to consider Rio a success Better Never Stops. The grammatically suspect Team GB slogan from the gilded London Games may not make much sense but it does at least capture the sense of perpetual motion of the medal machine that has made them one of the most copied and feared squads in Rio de Janeiro. When Chris Froome, fresh from winning his third Tour de France, lines up alongside...
Britain invests and expects as Team GB aims for masses of medals in Rio
The Guardian - 5 Aug 2016 23:29
Team GB has become one of the most feared outfits at the Olympics, but will have to win at least 48 medals if they are to consider Rio a success Better Never Stops. The grammatically suspect Team GB slogan from the gilded London Games may not make much sense but it does at least capture the sense of perpetual motion of the medal machine that has made them one of the most copied and feared squads in Rio de Janeiro. When Chris Froome, fresh from winning his third Tour de France, lines up alongside...
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