NOCK officials don’t seem to work in unison, a situation which is prevalent here in London as was the case with Ezekiel Kemboi’s unexpected departure to Kenya. Nobody seemed to know who had changed the date of his ticket.
The media might have hyped the expectations of Kenyans, but it was based on the facts on the ground.
Kiprop, Kiplagat and Chepseba had run the fastest times of the season. A 3:28.88 for Kiprop in Monaco, 3:29 for Kiplagat and 3:30 for Chepseba.
An inquiry into the performance of the team needs to be done. It is not every day that Kenya flops like this at the Olympic Games.
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