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The curling teams of Great Britain and Sweden spoke to the press on Saturday after picking up silver and gold medals at the Beijing Winter Olympics, with one Swedish curler commenting 'it's way more fun winning than losing.'
Sweden's victory came as Great Britain attempted to secure their first gold medal of this year's Winter Games.
"We’re still reasonably young, we’re still going to try and get as far as we can in the sport," said British curler Bruce Mouat, expressing hopes that the team might one day win the World Curling Championships.
Regarding their team's win, Swedish curler Niklas Edin stated, "It's way more fun winning than losing."
"It’s tough to describe how happy we are. Super proud of the team that we stuck together, played the best tournament of our lives and the two best games in the play-offs," Edin continued.
Great Britain lost 4-5 to Sweden, who are the reigning world champions in the sport.
On Sunday, the British women's curling team won 10-3 against japan, picking up the country's only gold at the Beijing Winter Olympics.
China: 'It’s way more fun winning than losing' - Swedish curlers clinch gold over GB
The curling teams of Great Britain and Sweden spoke to the press on Saturday after picking up silver and gold medals at the Beijing Winter Olympics, with one Swedish curler commenting 'it's way more fun winning than losing.'
Sweden's victory came as Great Britain attempted to secure their first gold medal of this year's Winter Games.
"We’re still reasonably young, we’re still going to try and get as far as we can in the sport," said British curler Bruce Mouat, expressing hopes that the team might one day win the World Curling Championships.
Regarding their team's win, Swedish curler Niklas Edin stated, "It's way more fun winning than losing."
"It’s tough to describe how happy we are. Super proud of the team that we stuck together, played the best tournament of our lives and the two best games in the play-offs," Edin continued.
Great Britain lost 4-5 to Sweden, who are the reigning world champions in the sport.
On Sunday, the British women's curling team won 10-3 against japan, picking up the country's only gold at the Beijing Winter Olympics.
Usage for news programming only in any platform (including social media) No commercial use or association permitted Usage only within 48 hrs after each event has finished Aggregate maximum usage of 6 mins of footage per day No modification permitted other than edit Mandatory Credit: Courtesy of IOC ***TV Rules: Usage on maximum 3 programmes per day. Maximum 2 minutes in each program. Maximum 30 secs of each separate event. Minimum 3 hours separation between programs.
The curling teams of Great Britain and Sweden spoke to the press on Saturday after picking up silver and gold medals at the Beijing Winter Olympics, with one Swedish curler commenting 'it's way more fun winning than losing.'
Sweden's victory came as Great Britain attempted to secure their first gold medal of this year's Winter Games.
"We’re still reasonably young, we’re still going to try and get as far as we can in the sport," said British curler Bruce Mouat, expressing hopes that the team might one day win the World Curling Championships.
Regarding their team's win, Swedish curler Niklas Edin stated, "It's way more fun winning than losing."
"It’s tough to describe how happy we are. Super proud of the team that we stuck together, played the best tournament of our lives and the two best games in the play-offs," Edin continued.
Great Britain lost 4-5 to Sweden, who are the reigning world champions in the sport.
On Sunday, the British women's curling team won 10-3 against japan, picking up the country's only gold at the Beijing Winter Olympics.