Judges harming GB medal hopes, says diving chief
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"That was a great performance and if you understand the judging better than me then you are an expert," he said. "We are getting crucified and I don't know why. The boys today missed one dive a little bit and they finished seventh. Some of the other teams missed two dives and they are above us. I think it is reputation."
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