Sports "Personality"

[millom red]

I am voting for her !!!
but wait , she must be now something after 40  :?
However I appreciate her 'qualities' and I think she should won the title (of course if we are in 80th   )

Milf bart! :thumbs:

[Piemonte]

Joe Calzage should have won

[McLovin]

My top 3 would have been:

Calzaghe
Tweddle
Hatton

[mattboyslim]

I would have

Calzaghe
Clarke
Hatton

The highest sustained achievers in their sports except Phil Taylor, but he plays a pub sport.

[Northern Red]

Zara Phillips.... the only person who could make David Beckham's acceptance speech in 2001 sound intelligent.

Amazing  


I don't see what's so wrong with her winning though. She's only the 3rd person in the history of her sport to be European and World Champion at the same time. And she's got the sympathy bit (*not as much as Clarke) as she missed her best friends funeral (rider killed by horse) to ride in the World Championship. Plus everyone knows who she is, and most of the country would  

Darren Clarke - sympathy vote, 3 good games of golf in an otherwise unspectacular year for him. Should've been able to receive the team of the year though... Phone bills will be huge in St Helens.

Tweddle - best Brit in her sport for years - but pffftt.
Button - 1 win in 107 races is not good - he'll have better chance next year.
Monty - a few good matches, but pffttt, future winner?
Calzageeeee - should've already won it. In my top 3.

The rest....pffftt....... I'm bored now.

[genf_stfc]

hansgruber,

His first name was Hans    and as far as I remember he was a  

'Allo , allo' was magnificent series...especially that chick who was a waitress  :twisted: (not Mimi   )

The waitress was evette i think bartek  :grin:

it was defintely colonel gruber in allo allo, but I think hans gruber was alan rickman's character in Die Hard.

[hansgruber]

correct. As I said above, in Allo Allo Colonel Gruber's first name was Hubert