at weekends. So if a British hero, Victoria Pendleton, can lose a gold medal in controversial circumstances and the achievement of the Australian victor not be derided, how can a player not even take a throw-in in the Premier League without abuse? Oh, it's ambitious, this plan. Yet what is the point of this Olympic experience if it is not a game-changing event? What is the point if a person who feels inspired to be kind on a Javelin train home from the stadium on Sunday night is the same surly ball of resentment commuting to work on Monday morning? We seek so much from these Games. Playing fields, school sport, a healthier nation, long-term athletic reward, but the greatest gift would be the most basic. Remember how you felt when Mo kicked for home, whether in the stadium or around a television set, garner that positivity and bottle it. We are better together. We are better united. You want legacy? The real Team GB is us. Comments ( 11 ) Everything in this article makes sense!! But realistically when the footie season starts a united fan will when his team play city or liverpool will loathe the other team!! Once the game is finished the majority will resume their friendship, but for those 90mins and the days until the next game for the losers there is only one thing and that is a competitive instinct that drives the thirst for a win!! The real GB are the millions who