Who will be watching bbc sports personality show this sunday 9th dec this year?
And who do you think should win?
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 cushty1 |
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Posts: 174 (06/12/07 20:42) |
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His miserableness |
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Posts: 670 (06/12/07 21:00) |
Dennis Wise !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Damian Kimmins |
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Posts: 1674 (06/12/07 21:55) |
I know who I think should win! Ricky Hatton or Joe Calzaghe. Lewis Hamilton will win, of that I am sure!
Why, is what I'd like to ask!
"Whilst developing creativity, also cultivate receptivity.
Retain the mind like that of a child, which flows like running water. When considering any thing, do not lose its opposite." Lao Tzu |
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skidlid56 |
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Posts: 2109 (06/12/07 23:05) |
James Toseland ought to win,but wont. More important is, will the hitman win or lose,against Mayweather |
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Paul Swift |
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Posts: 3884 (06/12/07 23:25) |
Ricky Hatton (even if he is a Manc, but at least he supports the right team in Manchester)
I would like to live in Manchester, England. The transition between Manchester and death would be unnoticeable.
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Loddon Dreamer |
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Posts: 51 (06/12/07 23:59) |
Re Lewis Hamilton.
Is F1 a sport? |
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 leso |
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Posts: 3363 (07/12/07 19:55) |
personally believe Calzaghe and Hatton to be the outstanding choices, unfortuanatly i do believe it will go to Hamilton,
wondering if Paul gave birth to kittens when Rooney carried Rickies belt at his last defence v`s Castillas 
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barbel revisited |
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Posts: 3852 (07/12/07 19:59) |
'Fraid i agree.
The two boxers are streets ahead but Hamilton will get it. Shame really, because he doesn't deserve it yet.
Tony
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Paul Swift |
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Posts: 3890 (07/12/07 20:35) |
wondering if Paul gave birth to kittens when Rooney carried Rickies belt at his last defence v`s CastillasNah, Les, Rooney always was a turncoat and Ricky was just taking the pi$$ 
I would like to live in Manchester, England. The transition between Manchester and death would be unnoticeable.
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leso |
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Posts: 3369 (07/12/07 20:41) |
i dont see it like that Paul, seem to remenber that Rooney being a Liverpudlian was a life long Everton fan,
after all mate..they are "the People`s club" |
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Paul Swift |
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Posts: 3893 (07/12/07 20:45) |
"Once a Blue Always a Blue????"
I would like to live in Manchester, England. The transition between Manchester and death would be unnoticeable.
- Mark Twain |
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leso |
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Posts: 3370 (07/12/07 20:48) |
he didn`t ask for a transfer quite unlike your StevieG did and did again, Toffees accepted a bid from the Toon and then Utd bid themselves
a few medals later and he is now part of the fabric of the club 
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Paul Swift |
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Posts: 3896 (07/12/07 21:01) |
Stevie's our Golden Boy, as you lot are going to find out on the 16th mate!
I would like to live in Manchester, England. The transition between Manchester and death would be unnoticeable.
- Mark Twain |
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cushty1 |
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Posts: 182 (07/12/07 21:45) |
I don't think any one of them should win it on Sunday because-
Football - rubbish Rugby - " Hamition " 2nd place and if he was in a lesser car no chance anyway!! The winner should be Sir Alan Scotthorne 5 time's world champion!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ( but he wont ) |
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leso |
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Posts: 3375 (07/12/07 22:05) |
he`s our "Golden Boy" too Paul
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Pete Sharpe |
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Posts: 461 (09/12/07 23:00) |
What a boring, pointless, tedious self-congratulatory waste of time. I was visiting my parents and was forced to endure half an hour of this dross. Then they
turned over to the Royal Variety Performance, where, I kid you not, somebody was making shadow puppets with his hands. I ran out the door screaming.
English as tuppence, changeless as canal water, nestling in green nowhere, armoured and effete, bold flag-bearer, lotus-fed Miss
Havishambling, hermit-crab, tight-fist, eremite, feudal still, reactionary Rawlinson End.
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Paul Swift |
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Posts: 3925 (09/12/07 23:12) |
Worthy winner in Joe Calzaghe. Did anyone else think runner-up Lewis Hamilton's smile during the closing celebrations was a little
thin and a trifle fixed?
I would like to live in Manchester, England. The transition between Manchester and death would be unnoticeable.
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skidlid56 |
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Posts: 2113 (10/12/07 19:43) |
Pete, exactly what i thought
. Did anyone else think runner-up Lewis Hamilton's smile during the closing celebrations was a little thin and a trifle fixed?Paul. Exactly what i thought,and very glad he diddent win. Howard |
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