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| Posted: 25/03/10 10:15:03 03 |
| just wanted to thank Alan and Yvonne at Run Liverpool for the help and support they gave to me and my mate. We had left it late booking our places for the half marathon and was surprised to find that entry was closed on the Saturday night. We rang the shop on the Monday morning and were surprised by the professional manner we received. Within a couple of hours they had place a number for my mate, and the next day they had a number for me. I went to the shop to collect the number and met them in person, they are true stars. It is the fourth consecutive year that we have run this event and each year it gets better and better. Again many thanks and keep up the excellent work. Dave |
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| Posted: 25/03/10 10:09:18 18 |
I just wanted to thank Alan and Yvonne at Run Liverpool for the help and support they gave to me and my mate. We had left it late booking our places for the half marathon and was surprised to find that entry was closed on the Saturday night. We rang the shop on the Monday morning and were surprised by the professional manner we received. Within a couple of hours they had place a number for my mate, and the next day they had a number for me. I went to the shop to collect the number and met them in person, they are true stars. It is the fourth consecutive year that we have run this event and each year it gets better and better. Again many thanks and keep up the excellent work. | |
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| Posted: 03/11/09 17:48:48 48 |
Amazing Paul I witnessed you losing the the shoe and the search that ensued. Then about an hour later saw you stumbling down a pretty steep hill minus the shoe, minus the chip, and still being upbeat about it. Well done matey!!! | |
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| Posted: 03/11/09 17:37:14 14 |
| Had a great time not done it before. Most memorable for me was my mates partner, who was spctating, telling me to stick to the left in the mud pit about a mile from the end. I jumped in the stuff and sank to my waist. Then had to lay on my front to crawl out. Absolutely exhausting but defo do it again. | |
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| Posted: 01/06/09 10:56:09 09 |
Hope somebody can help. I ran with a girl i met on the course Alice, from Sheffield, for about 15 miles. She had a Stroke running vest on. At mile 20 she ran on and i decided to walk for a couple of minutes. At the race finish i saw her lying on the ground in distress waiting for the paramedics to get to her. I waited till they took her away and lost sight of her. I hope she's ok, if anyone could clarify this for me it would be much appreciated. | |
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