Australia Has 157 Gold Medals At The Olympics !
 

According to our local news service, based on a per capita on what Australia has already won in Gold Medals, adjusted to per capita performance of other countries, Australia leads the Gold Medal tally with 157 Golds.

I.E. On performance, if we were the population size of China, on our present performance, we would have won 157 golds.

Not bad for a big dry island started with convicts a mere 200-odd years ago.

:2 cents::winkwink:

Australia sucks. no amount of greasey Chinese medals will ever change that fact.

impressive

http://www.upi.com/Sports_News/2008/...5171219159641/

true stats

my country: 7 million and 2 medals for now, so X 210 (=1,5billion) = 420 medals :)

Singapore has 10 silvers and 0 gold... rough :p

our austrians are rather weak as it seems

Russia have ALL medals :) Gold, silver and bronze :)

anything to make you win eh?

But in reality Great Britain is still ahead of you hahahahhahaahahahahaha :1orglaugh

Not bad for a bunch of lazy poms, especially when you look at how serious you Aussies take sport compared to us :winkwink:

Although thanks for all the coaches etc they seemed to have done the motherland well :1orglaugh

That is not how the maths works, but good try.

:winkwink:

More people, more funding and like you say, pinching our coaching talent,

China did same.

Moneys talks.

;-)

We take it as we can get it.

:winkwink::1orglaugh

this kind of stats suck...how many medals do u actually have people? 1,2

Whatever helps you sleep at night

pretty impressive.

Australian athletes at olympics = 482
GB athletes at the olympics = 311


GB = 3rd
Aussies = 5th

Over 150 more athletes competing and still way behind :1orglaugh

LMAO :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh :1orglaugh:1orglaugh

Brazil is going VERY bad at this Olympics....

:(

I just knew you had been locked up and shipped over there.

LOL, I love when small countries do those "twist" stats, Canadian media loves to do that as well. But it's not really true at all, you have to base it on the amount of athletes sent, as well as its impossible to win 157 golds (I dont think 157 gold's have been handed out yet in total).