anyone plumping for Eric Bristow?
Tidy darts.
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anyone plumping for Eric Bristow?
Tidy darts.
I'm voting for Alistair Brownlee.
What he done for his brother that day was something special.
Tyson Fury for me
Suprised Bale didn't even appear in a film from home, he must be in Cardiff for Crimbo
The votes:
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Yes and it showed a bit of PERSONALITY unlike no personality MurrayQuote:
Originally Posted by The Alien
Disagree LB. Murray used to have the personality of a damp rag a few years back but I think he's developed one. He has a stab at humour and even though he's not everyone's cup of tea, for a tennis player he's positively Graham Norton compared with Tim Henman or Buster Mottram.Quote:
Originally Posted by Llanedeyrnblue
Agree that the term "personality" might put him behind many sportsmen/women but his sporting achievements put him streets ahead of the others nominated.
Perhaps the award title needs reviewing?
While Adam peaty had a great year and his swim at the Olympics was as good as it getsQuote:
Originally Posted by Michael Morris
surely Bale with his performances had done better ? ? ?
Bale represents Wales, and not Britain, so people aren't going to vote for him.Quote:
Originally Posted by blue matt
Middle class sports are a shoe in frankly.Quote:
Originally Posted by blue matt
It isn't so much a vote for genuine achievement. More a vote for someone to represent the UK.
Steven Gerrad came 3rd after istanbul :xmashehe:
Behind freddie flintoff for the ashes and ellen macarthur.
And there is the truth.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pedro de la Rosa
I must live in a hole, i only recognise 4 names in that list.
I beat you by one . I recognise 5 .Quote:
Originally Posted by OurManFlint II
The thing that struck me was that, apart from the olympics, pretty much every clip had "pictures from sky sports/BT sport" added to them.
I love spoty, or rather used to love it, and I'm all in favour of "free TV" but the fact that BBC continues to host this show smacks of irony to me.
Then again, thank goodness it still does I suppose. Despite it's current shortcomings regards impartiality and news accuracy, the BBC do have some idea about programming standards and have some decent presenters.Quote:
Originally Posted by TH63
Mark Selby should have been nominated. World champion and UK champion.
If he wins the masters next month that is the triple crown.
Shocking he wasn't involved, and a sport bbc cover too.
Anthony JoshuaQuote:
Originally Posted by nugent
Chris Froome.......