In reply to Pekkie: By all accounts one of the nicest guys around.
A friend who's a physio with the GB team was out at a Kenyan training camp with him, his young daughter who was out with him met Mo and after returning to the UK sent Mo a card saying he's her hero. Mo sent a lovely video message back. I've never heard one runner say a negative thing about him and that he really encourages the rest of the GB and upcoming runners.
Not British by Birth and no doubt benefits from his genetics but UK athletics and coaches have worked hard and supported him so the British have every right to be proud of his achievements. Likewise I don't see any reason for him to not respect and acknowledge his country of Birth.
I don't think he'll quite close the gap, but he's come further than I thought he would so who knows. Great to have a UK runner up there and the likes of Chris Thompson will be pushed by having a class runner in their group.