Superb documentary. I never knew the achievements that Marcello achieved. What’s remarkable is his allegiance to SA not Italy.
@roybean71663 жыл бұрын
Grear documentary, apart from 65 olympics and 10 yr world record. !! But I remember him very well, I was a young schoolboy member of his club, Celtic Harriers. He was everyone's hero, maybe the " verkramptes" did not like him, the hairstyle looked like a betoger, as they used to say. Sa had 4 of the best 800 m runners in the world in those days. Fiasconaro, Broberg , Malan and van Zeil... apartheid kept them from dominating The track on a world wide scale.
@jeffbland3635 Жыл бұрын
What an athlete Just wish I had the dedication at RBHS
@carlpeterkirkebo20364 жыл бұрын
Utter rubbish from the commentator: At 0:46 he manages to state that Marcello's world record stood for ten years.
@carlpeterkirkebo20364 жыл бұрын
At 3:26 we find out that the summer Olympics in Tokyo were in 1965 .... Wonder what the film crew have been drinking.
@roybean71663 жыл бұрын
@@carlpeterkirkebo2036 Well, yes, the guy made a bad mistake. 65 olympics, and 10 yrs world record ! But I enjoyed the documentary. I remember Fiasconaro very well. He was a great runner. A very flamboyant character, amazing story of the rugby player who came to athletics only because Villagers rugby club joined up with Celtic Harriers. Probably he was about 21 or so when his track career started. I was a young schoolboy member of Celtics at the time, he was everyone's hero, maybe the verkrampte Nats did not like him, he looked like a " betoger " !