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Olympic skier's mom: 'You're the worst Norwegian'

Mother of Norwegian Olympic skier Martin Johnsrud Sundby shows disappointment in son's finish.

By DANIELLE HAYNES, UPI.com
Norway's Martin Johnsrud Sundby hydrates during the Men's Cross-Country 50km during the 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics in Whistler on February 28, 2010. Norway's Petter Northug won gold with a time of 2:05:35.5 and was followed by silver medalist Germany's Axel Teichmann and bronze medalist Sweden's Johan Olsson. UPI/Kevin Dietsch
1 of 3 | Norway's Martin Johnsrud Sundby hydrates during the Men's Cross-Country 50km during the 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics in Whistler on February 28, 2010. Norway's Petter Northug won gold with a time of 2:05:35.5 and was followed by silver medalist Germany's Axel Teichmann and bronze medalist Sweden's Johan Olsson. UPI/Kevin Dietsch | License Photo

SOCHI, Russia, Feb. 16 (UPI) -- Seem's like a mother's love isn't always unconditional.

Norwegian skier Martin Johnsrud Sundby found that out the hard way Friday when his mother, Gro Johnsrud Langslet, failed to hide her disappointment when he came in 13th in the 15-kilometer cross-country race.

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"You're the worst Norwegian,” Langslet said of her son on DBTV. “You should go home."

As she watched him near the finish line, a full two minutes after the gold medalist, Dario Cologna, she said, "Look at that. He doesn't stand a chance."

“He isn’t as bad as this indicates,” she added. “This is the worst he’s been this year.”

Hopefully she was happy with his bronze medal in the Olympic skiathalon.

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