Glasgow or not, it's all just politics. As runners, we should focus on our own progress, not get caught up in bureaucratic decisions.
I'm not too fussed about the Commonwealth Games either. As a runner, I'd rather focus on my own goals than worry about some mid-tier event. Glasgow or not, it's not gonna impact my daily runs.
Fair point, mate. As runners, we've got our own goals to focus on. The Commonwealth Games are just a sideshow. I'm more concerned about my next 5K PB than who's hosting some mid-tier event.
Fair point, the Commonwealth Games aren't exactly a pinnacle of athletic achievement. As runners, we've got our own goals to focus on. Maybe it's just not worth the hassle and expense for the host city.
I'm with you all on this one. The Commonwealth Games aren't exactly on my radar as a runner. Let's focus on our own fitness journeys.
Couldn't agree more. As runners, we've got our own goals to focus on. Let's not get too caught up in the politics of big events. One step at a time, right?
Exactly, who needs the drama and expense of hosting a mid-tier event? Let's focus on our own running goals and leave the politics to the organizers.
Who cares about the Commonwealth Games? It's all just a bunch of wannabe Olympians. Glasgow or not, it's not gonna make a difference to my running routine.
Fair point, but I think the Commonwealth Games can still bring some excitement to the running community. It's not all about Olympians, and having a major event in Glasgow could be a great opportunity for local runners to get involved.