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Sports Personallity of the Year 2007
Right guys & gals
It's that time of year again. Whos gonna win Joe Calzaghe - Undisputed world super-middleweight boxing champion. Lewis Hamilton - World championship runner-up in his rookie Formula One season. Ricky Hatton - Fights Floyd Mayweather for WBC world title on eve of show. Andy Murray - Broke into the world top 10 despite an injury that ruled him out of Wimbledon. Christine Ohuruogu - Returned from one-year ban for missing three drugs tests to land world 400m title in Osaka. Paula Radcliffe - Won the New York Marathon just 10 months after giving birth to a baby daughter. Jason Robinson - Retired after playing key part in England making the Rugby World Cup final. Justin Rose - Captured golf's European Order of Merit title. James Toseland - Claimed the World Superbikes Championship for the second time. Jonny Wilkinson - Shrugged off injury to help England to Rugby World Cup final. |
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I hate sport and dont know any of those people except justin rose!
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Sadly i suspect Hamilton will win it even though the team threw everything away and cheated.
Lets face it F1 is the most uncompetitive motor sport there is, proved by putting a rookie in the best car and then doing so well. No denying he has talent but its the car that has competitive edge, no o much the driver. |
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If Hatton wins next Sunday morning he should definately win it with out doubt but i don't think he will win it whether he wins the fight or not. Hamilton will win it but he shouldn't, he did well but i don't think he is great yet, if he has a repeat season next year then maybe he will deserve it.
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Right peeps its on tonight,
Will Hattons defeat go against him, and is hamilton still favourite. |
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Calzaghe probably deserves it but despite his achievements he suffers from not having the sort of mass popularity outside Wales that the huge audiences on terrestrial TV (enjoyed by the likes of Frank Bruno, Nigel Benn, Chris Eubank etc. over the years ) would have guaranteed him.
Hatton could well have won had the result last night been different. I'm no great fan of F1 but Lewis Hamilton is a huge talent and has just the right image. IMO he would have walked it had he won the F1 championship but could still do so. Yes he had a great car but so did the reigning champion Alonso and Hamilton was a rookie. Hamilton gets my vote just and given our abysmal record in tennis Andy Murray would be my outsider. |
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Frankly I think they are just making the best of a bad year..:erm:
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- however the rest are making up the numbers, a little, in my opinion, which I think is what Incog was alluding to? |
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Just started on BBC one
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It'll be some English rugby player no doubt...
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Can't through on my mobile, not being conected on T-Mobile PAYG.
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