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to discuss this in more detail is professor david fletcher, a sports psychologist at loughborough university your take on all three, if i may. first of all, let's go back to the gymnastics and the romanian anna barbosu who is about to win a bronze medal and at the last minute after she was literally the with the romanian flag behind her was told, so sorry, we made a mistake, there was an appeal in the scoring and you have now been superseded, you are in fourth place without her reaction was heart wrenching. how does she come back from that? i’m wrenching. how does she come back from that? �* ., ., ., , wrenching. how does she come back fromthat? �* ., ., ., , �*, from that? i'm not an ally, it's auoin to from that? i'm not an ally, it's going to be — from that? i'm not an ally, it's going to be difficult _ from that? i'm not an ally, it's going to be difficult for - from that? i'm not an ally, it's going to be difficult for her - from that? i'm not an ally, it's going to be difficult for her to | going to be difficult for her to recover— going to be difficult for her to recover and come back

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