Chairman Lord Sebastian Coe and London 2012 International Olympic Committee British Olympic Association corrosive dispute over new future funds aim to launch negotiations of the population has welcomed the decision.BOA past night to request a meeting Locog contacted, and games, in which part of any profit in 2012 from London to rule on the dispute said that the legal process at the beginning of the suspension of desire Arbitration court to inform its share of future profits.
Lord Coe welcomed the BOA’s initiative, describing the dispute as “a low level irritation”, but said he did not know BOA the proposed talks, or what they have before their barbaric sport forward through the courts resolve this issue will leave will not encouraged.
He said, "This has to be a sensible development. It is clearly better not to be in a position where you have an ongoing, admittedly low level, irritation. It has been a distraction”.
The IOC also welcomed the development, which has overshadowed the IOC executive board’s deliberations during its two-day meeting in London this week.
IOC communications director Mark Adams said: "Clearly it's a good thing that people are talking again. As Winston Churchill would say 'To jaw jaw is always better than to war war'."
