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| Why does snub to International Olympic Committee matter? | |
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| Topic Started: Mar 8 2017, 06:16 AM (120 Views) | |
| agate | Mar 8 2017, 06:16 AM Post #1 |
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Good article here on the IOC. Maybe finally the world is waking up and going to do away with it all. Back in September 2013 I interviewed an emotional Thomas Bach in Buenos Aires a few minutes after the German had become the most powerful man in sport. The newly elected International Olympic Committee (IOC) president confidently told me that after a successful reign by his predecessor Jacques Rogge, the Olympic movement needed mere evolution. But as we approach four years of Bach's leadership - and with fresh hosting, doping and corruption controversies affecting confidence in his organisation - the demands for an Olympic revolution are growing louder by the day. http://www.bbc.com/sport/olympics/39183183 |
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