by Vicky Wong / 13 Aug 2012 16:07
The soundbites just keep on coming as Boris thanks the athletes and volunteers who have made London 2012 a success
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Four years ago in Beijing Boris Johnson made his famous "whiff whaff is coming home speech".
After a fortnight of memorable moments which included his Hyde Park rallying call in response to Mitt Romney's doubts over London's readiness for the games, the zip wire incident and the awkward dad-dancing, Boris tops it all off with a final thank you speech where he thanks the gamesmakers, the Armed Forces, G4S, the police and others for making the 30th Olympic Games a success.
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