What does mo farah mobot

Earlier this year, on an episode of Sky1's A League of Their Own, Farah was told by host James Corden that he needed a move with which he could celebrate Olympic victory. And it was the BBC TV presenter Clare Balding - who would herself go on to become one of the more unlikely stars of London - who came up with the by-now famous hand-to-head gesture. Farah, smiling, said he liked the idea. I'll give it a go," he said, trying out the move with Corden in a mock race finish.

The Gavin and Stacey star then put the finishing touches to the invention, exclaiming: "I've just named it. It's only called the Mobot!

He's going to do the Mobot! London Mo Farah's Mobot, a gesture in a league of its own. Adam Gemili has removed any doubt about his appearance at the Olympics.

The year-old from Dartford said: "My plan is to go to the Olympics and compete with the world's top sprinters and not get beaten too badly. Gemili laid claim to a place in the GB team by finishing runner-up to Dwain Chambers in the m final at the trials but his coach said he was reluctant to throw his charge into the "cauldron". After being named in the British U20 team for next month's World Junior Championships in Barcelona, however, Gemili confirmed he would be accepting his Olympic place.

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