Originally Posted by Ignazio:
“I have it on good authority that Sharron is not the most likable person - but that is no reason to criticise her simply because she refuses to put her well being at risk.
We are talking about a 47 year old woman who knows her body well - she has a young family, why the hell should she take a chance on aggravating old injuries at the behest of the uninformed.
And despite my admiration for T&D and their past exploits, they are not medical experts.”
“I have it on good authority that Sharron is not the most likable person - but that is no reason to criticise her simply because she refuses to put her well being at risk.
We are talking about a 47 year old woman who knows her body well - she has a young family, why the hell should she take a chance on aggravating old injuries at the behest of the uninformed.
And despite my admiration for T&D and their past exploits, they are not medical experts.”
Seeing as everyone else is having a crack at filling in the gaps, let me try.
I suspect, like many British sportsmen and women before, Sharron is using 'injury' to mask underperformance - and to be frank, it is a total bore. I don't get the 'she didn't know how hard the show would be' comments - she has worked in sport and performance long enough, she knew but underestimated the skill and effort required. A faster dance would out her, so she bottled it. Worse than that, she bottled it in the poorest way - by making her own changes because she feels, as an Olympian (she mentioned that nearly as much as Heather's leg), she feels the world owes her.
Good riddance.
Jason getting up and strutting off was high theatre and, let's face it, just him reverting to type.




- I'm only a couple of years older than her.... but I was a competitive swimmer about the same time as she was so have always admired her achievements.
