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Britain looking to run a tidy ship

China Daily | Updated: 2011-09-12 07:59

Britain looking to run a tidy ship

Gold medal-winning athletes from Olympic Team GB (Great Britain) arrive back from the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games at Heathrow Airport in London in this Aug 25, 2008, file photo. Clive Woodward, England's 2003 rugby World Cup-winning coach and now the British Olympic Association's (BOA) director of sport and Team GB deputy chef de mission and team leaders have drawn up a 15-point plan, a set of "bare minimum standards", that every member of Britain's 1,300-strong delegation - not just the 550 athletes - will be expected to adhere to as One Team GB. Luke Macgregor / Reuters

Former Cup-winning rugby coach and team have drawn up a 15-point plan to have all of team's athletes and other delegation members on same page for the 2012 London Games.

Britain looking to run a tidy ship

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