Usain Bolt today described claims that he said the Glasgow 2014 Games were “a bit s***” as “nonsense”.

The Jamaican athlete and fastest man in the world was quoted in The Times newspaper ahead of his much-anticipated appearance at the 20th Commonwealth Games tomorrow.Asked outside the athletes’ village if he was having fun in Scotland, he is reported to have replied: “Not really.“But Bolt said on Twitter: “I’m waking up to this nonsense… journalist please don’t create lies to make headlines.”And his manager, Ricky Simms, told the BBC the reports were “utter rubbish”.Mr Simms added: “The atmosphere in and around the stadiums has been absolutely fantastic and I have absolutely no idea where these quotes have come from.”Six-times Olympic champion Bolt arrived in Glasgow on Saturday and confirmed he would be running the 4x100m relay heats on Friday as well as in the sprint relay final on Saturday, the final day of athletics competition.Yesterday, he chatted with the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Prince Harry at the athletes’ village, tweeting afterwards that it was an “honourable“ meeting.Bolt has yet to race this year after taking time to recover from a foot injury but said he was in “pretty good shape” and looking forward to getting races under his belt.He also said he was eager to make his Commonwealth Games debut having missed the Melbourne Games through injury in 2006 and not appearing at the Delhi Games in 2010, which were held in October.Bolt’s decision to compete in Glasgow gave the Games a huge boost with other stars like Mo Farah, Jessica Ennis-Hill and Mark Cavendish not appearing in Glasgow.