Mo farah

[falis1000]

he should run for SOMALIA not England....hes somali why is he playing for the British???

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[Somaliqaran]

lol silsalada iska saar waryaa

[raoulhery]

let's hope He beat thee ethiopian in 2012!!!

[nodnolboy]

Mo Farah make us proud today as he was weaving British and Somaliland flags. Long Live Britain and Somaliland.

[nsgunner]

Well done Mo Farah for winning the 10,000m in the European Athletics Championships 2010 in Barcelona.

[MuslimCageFighter]

Mo Farah aka Mohammed Farah is a Muslim superstar in the making, along with Amir Khan, Nasser Hussain etc!

[luckyjamal]

You are right , somalians are not british [ blood ] . Somalians will allways be a somalian , unlike some people living in uk , such as indians , jamaicans , pakistanis , etc etc , they really belief they are british. British people are english [ anglo - saxon ] , scottish , wales , northern ireland .Since 1922 ireland became independ from the british , as from that , they called themself republican ireland .Somalian are not easily brainwashed , we are somalians till the end .

[Charlienmeg]

@luckyjamal If you're born in Britain, you're British. If you're not, then obviously you're a different nationality. Don't try to take away British pride from someone because their heritage might be different.

[Saharaa21]

@luckyjamal Correction pakistani's are not easily brainwashed either u will see them with their sarwal khamees and also indians u will see them with their saari's and stuff. Infact those two people bring their culture to the UK all the time. What do Somalis bring??? We dont say we r english we say we r British Somalis full stop. But we dont bring anything to the table. At least those asians bring their culture, food and even religion they own most mosques.

[Somaliqaran]

@trigga1uk

Who said we are british? lol

[bakaryare5]

ur Videos re bullshit , all re Recorded from the Tv, Very Low Quality

[muslimchick4ever]

mo farah is so talented go somalia

[Somaliqaran]

It aint MO subhanallah they have no respect these people, please its MOHAMED NOT mo

[maradona524]

@Somaliqaran i fully agree its seems for some reason the english and british media have difficulty calling him muhammed instead call him MO how ignorant are we!

[Saharaa21]

@Somaliqaran Its just a name brother. Mohamed Ibnu Abdullah was a great person but the name is just a name! And when he was born and he got the name his family werent even muslim. Islam came about almost 25 years later. Dont confuse a person with a name there are many muslims who are non practising named Mohamed does that mean they are representing the Prophet csw?? No! Plus Mohamed csw had many other names so dont turn things into religion.

[Somaliqaran]

@Saharaa21

What is the difference between Mahamed and Mo?

[Saharaa21]

@Somaliqaran First of all the name is not Mahamed....Its Mohamed... And Mo is short for Mohamed.

[falis1000]

@Saharaa21 somaliqaran is right n ur wrong....its MOHAMED or MUHAMED or MUXAMED!!! sheesh

[Saharaa21]

@falis1000 Well ur wrong too...SomaliQaran said Mahamed...Next time read carefully before u comment! And sheesh urself!

[nsgunner]

Mo Farah smashed the British 10k record to win the Bupa London 10,000 road race 2009 in a time of 27 minutes, 50 seconds.

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MO FARAH will chase victory at this years Bupa London 10,000, May 25 2009, but the European indoor champion will face a brace of competitors who are much more accustomed to the distance of 10km.

[nsgunner]

Mo Farah sealed his first major track title after storming to 3,000m gold and win Britain's opening medal at the European Indoor Championships in Turin. Well done Mo Farah, Nick McCormick, Mark Draper , Dwain Chambers and others British Athletes.

[rochdalesleeper]

such a great athlete! a great person and such a modest man!

Well done Mo!!! You will become a LEGEND!!!

[nsgunner]

Farah & Vlasic are European Athletes of the Month of January

17.02.2009- European Athletics website

European Athletics is pleased to announce that British middle distance star Mo Farah and Croatian High Jumping star Blanka Vlasic have been selected as the European Athletes of the Month for January.

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Farah hungry for another European title

9:10am Wednesday 3rd December 2008

By Tom Pollak »

Twickenham-based European senior mens 2006 cross country champion Mo Farah has a chance to regain his European cross country crown in Brussels on December 14.

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telegraph

By Tom Knight

Mo Farah wins Great North Mile

Mo Farah went some way to banishing his Beijing blues by winning the Great North Mile in Newcastle.

Farah showed an impressive turn of pace to cross the line in 4min 12sec and admitted that he was still struggling to come to terms with his failure to reach the 5,000m final at the Olympics.

[nsgunner]

Mo is Mohamed for short and there is nothing wrong with that. Britain's lack of depth in middle and long distance appalled many and Mo didnt do well in Beijing as he was the only athlete in the long distance. He was very disappointed and ran a very poor race but BBC pundit and 1976 Olympic bronze medalist at 10,000m Brendan Foster made a scathing attack on UK Athletics and said "they must take examples from other sports such as sailing, rowing, and cycling".

[nsgunner]

Only Mo Farah has been selected for Beijing so far and will represent GB in either the 5000m or 10000m in the Olympic events. GOOD LUCK BRO.

[nsgunner]

Mo Farah who is a british athlete runner, was the guest of honour in the Celebration of Somaliland Independence Day 2008.

[nsgunner]

Mo farah was excellent today winning the 3km Road Race in Newcastle, beating Kenya's Kipchoge. Farah biding his time until 150 metres from the finish line, stormed past Kenya's 2003 World gold and 2007 World silver 5000m track medallist Eliud Kipchoge to claim victory in a time of 7:56.3. Well done Mo farah.

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Kessel

Sunday September 2, 2007

The Observer

People were interested even though I come from Britain. They said why didn't I run for Somaliland, but they were still proud of me. I couldn't live there now though, I'm used to Western life.'Anna

[nsgunner]

GB team for 2007 World Championships

Mo Farah have been named in the Great Britain and Northern Ireland team for the World Athletics Championships in Osaka - and will be covered extensively on the BBC on the 24th of August.

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Mighty Mo opens Youth Games

27 June 2007

EUROPEAN cross country champ Mo Farah will light the flame for the 30th London Youth Games at Crystal Palace today (Thursday).

The event's opening ceremony will mark the first time the Newham & Essex Beagles star has appeared at the Games since he appeared in them himself as a youngster full of potential.

[jimyjama]

best wished to Mo from ethiopian friend

[nsgunner]

By Alex Lowe, PA Sport

European cross-country champion Mo Farah has branded Dwain Chambers a "loser" and dismissed his claims that only drug-fuelled athletes can win an Olympic title.

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If the conditions are favourable the African trio will aim to lower Gebrselassie's record on the flat course. And Farah, whose best 10km time is 28min 37sec, said: "I plan to mix it with them - I'm going to go with them."

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Eritrea's Zersenay Tadesse and the Kenyan pair of Micah Kogo and Patrick Makau Musyoki are being tipped to beat Haile Gebrselassie's mark of 27min 2sec, set in December 2002.

[nsgunner]

ATHLETICS: FLY MO AIMING TO TRIM RECORD

19/05/2007

BRITAIN'S Mo Farah is adamant he wants to be involved in an assault on the world 10km record at the BUPA Great Manchester Run tomorrow (20/05/07.

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Men's reports from World Cross Country Championships Mo Farah European Cross Country Champion Mo Farah celebrated his 24th birthday 24 hours late by producing the run of his young life and leading the Norwich Union Great Britain and Northern Ireland team to eighth place in the Senior Men's 12km race at the IAAF World Cross Country Championships on Mombasa Golf Course, Kenya, on Saturday 24 March. GB was the first non-African team to finish the gruelling race.

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Fantastic Farah is top non-African

Great run: Mo Farah. Richard Lane/Sportsbeat Images

Teddington-based European cross country champion Mo Farah, who celebrated his 24th birthday the previous day, produced an outstanding run at the IAAF World Cross Country Championships in Mombasa, Kenya, on Saturday.

Farah was 10th, and the first non-African, to lead Great Britain to eighth best team in the senior men's 12km race.

[dazziola]

i hate to break it to u because u seem to love mo farah, but he is in fact african. he was born in africa, ethiopia i believe, and therefore is African not British. Shit one...

[nsgunner]

Iam proud of Mo farah and he's proud to be an African and british at the same time. le me correct u, Mo farah wasnt born in Ethiopia but in the north of Somalia ( now Somaliland).

[nsgunner]

Athletics: Farah makes world top 10 as Bekele wilts in the heat

By Mike Rowbottom

Published: 26 March 2007

Britain's Mo Farah produced arguably his finest performance in Mombasa on Saturday, finishing 10th in the World Cross Country Championships in stifling conditions which caused Kenenisa Bekele, seeking a record sixth individual win, to pull out of the race with just 800 metres remaining.

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Cool Farah inspires Britain

By Tom Knight

Last Updated: 1:33am BST 26/03/2007

Mo Farah's 10th place finish and a host of good British performances at the World Cross-Country Championships in Mombasa have been hailed as "inspirational" by the head of distance running at UK Athletics

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Bekele, bidding for a record sixth long-course victory, dropped out with a stomach upset with Zersenay Tadesse winning Eritrea's first gold medal.

Kenyan-born Lornah Kiplagat, runner-up behind Dibaba last year, reversed their positions to claim Holland's first title in the women's race.

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Farah coped well with temperatures of 37c degrees in the shade and 80% humidity.

The reigning European cross-country champion led the men's team to eighth position on a day of big surprises with Ethiopia's Kenenisa Bekele and Tirunesh Dibaba both failing to defend their titles.

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MO CAN STAND THE HEAT

By David Martin, PA Sport, Mombasa

Mo Farah enhanced his reputation by finishing 10th and as the first European competitor in Saturday's IAAF World Cross-Country Championships in Mombasa

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The 35th IAAF World Cross Country Championships will be held in the Mombasa, Kenya on Saturday 24th March 2007. See Mo Farah on BBC Sport. GBR - GREAT BRITAIN & N.I. Team Bib Athlete 110 Alan Buckley 112 Mohammed Farah (Mo Farah) 118 Philip Nicholls 119 Ben Noad 121 Michael Skinner 122 Steven Vernon 123 Jason Ward 124 Wicks Philip

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Mighty Mo set to toe the line

21 March 2007

MO FARAH has allayed the considerable fears that he was set to be a high profile absentee from this weekend's World Cross Country Championships by returning to full training following his recent ailments.

The Newham & Essex Beagles star was not only feeling the after-effects of his troublesome tilt at the European indoor 3000m title in which he injured his hip and calf in a fall but he was also suffering from a virus.

[hamza31]

that is my brother i mean somali brother

way to go and good luck in the feture brother

i hope one day i can be like you and reprosent my new country canada in the olympics

[nsgunner]

But last summer's European 5000 metres silver medallist realises his ambitions may have been compromised by a couple of unexpected interruptions to his preparations.

First, his fall in a 3000m heat at the European Indoor Championships in Birmingham a fortnight ago left him with a sore hip and calf.

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European cross-country champion Mo Farah is determined to lead the Great Britain team at next weekend's World Cross-Country Championships despite injury and illness setbacks.

Farah believes the championships taking place in Mombasa will give him an indication of where he stands in his ambition to emulate Paula Radcliffe and catch Africa's leading endurance runners.

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After finishing fifth in the 3,000m on Saturday, Farah is stepping up his preparations for the World Cross Country Championships.

"I'm looking forward to getting out there and getting away from what happened in Birmingham," Farah said. "I'm disappointed, I know the Worlds will be hard work for me, but I have to do this."

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Farah, one of the favourites to take the gold medal, only managed to reach the final as a fastest loser after being tripped in his heat.

Not only did Farah go flying, when he climbed back onto his feet he did not know where he was and started running the wrong way down the back straight.

Amazingly, Farah, who was 30m adrift when he started running the right way, made up so much ground from the back of the field that he qualified as a fastest loser.

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It was always going to be tough for European Cross Country champion Farah in the final of the 3,000m after his fall the day before and so it proved.

After leading early on, Farah faded to fifth (8:03.50). He was running with a sore hip and stiff calf after taking a heavy fall in the previous day's heats.

"I was trying to stay out of trouble because I knew the pace was not too quick," said Farah.

[nsgunner]

Flu and fall misery for Jo and Mo

There was disappointment at the European Indoor Championships in Birmingham for Teddington residents Mo Farah and Jo Pavey.

Pavey, who had been suffering from flu in the run-up to the championships, took the lead from the start of the 3,000m.

But she was passed with two of the 15 laps remaining to finish sixth (8:54.94).