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Previously on "Another pie eating British heptathlete"
Ah yes, because footballers are all tossers and rugby players are all fine upstanding citizens
Well yes, indeed, except Danny Care, Danny Cipriani, Delon Armitage, Mike Tindall and quite a lot of others who played for England before Mr Lancaster arrived.
Joking aside, there is a bit of a problem with young female athletes being told stupid things about their weight. They're doing everything they can to win and are often vulnerable to some dipstick coach or official who makes stupid remarks about their weight. Strangely though, I spent about 15 years in high level competitive sport and never heard any remarks about my weight, even though I sometimes carried a little extra fat reserve on my belly; I don't think male sportspeople have to deal with this kind of BS. Perhaps the idiots who say this kind of thing just don't have the guts to say 'you're a bit tubby' to a 16 stone back row forward.
The teenager, who took TWO plane seats on her flight across the Atlantic, enjoyed hikes in the Blue Ridge mountains, basketball and tennis.
After shrinking from Size 38 to Size 22 she was able to wear fashionable clothes for the first time. But within 20 months of her dramatic transformation she was back up to 40st 6lbs on a 13,000 calorie-a-day diet. She said: “When I arrived home my mum said she hadn’t had time to prepare any healthy food, so we had fish and chips instead.”
She's 29 and can't find the right man to marry because they all get turned off when she says she's a virgin and that's a really difficult thing to be. I think she has a bigger issue with her IQ. But then, she's American.
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