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Either Mo Farah or Andrew Strauss for me.

Same as the Mini for me.

If golf was played with lightsabers, I would watch it all the time.

Mo Farah or Amir Khan for me. Amir was the only one who they made a point of showing his contributions outside of his 'performances'

Went to the right man.

Pleased for Cavendish.

Sad Strauss didn't even make the top three.

Cavendish

He is a great athlete and I am pleased he got recognised.

His wife if Peta Todd (page 3 girl)

She's done a pregnancy topless shoot.

So has Demi Moore :shrug:

Cavendish
So glad he won.
For the past few years he's proven himself to be the best sprinter in road racing. Consistently winning stages of the tour de france, yet not really recognised back home. He deserves it.

Can't argue with Cavendish. Loads of top contenders this year

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Skippy wrote:I feel sorry for Andy Murray, he had the best year of his career and did very well. He is a very good tennis player, he just came along when two (probably three) of the best Tennis players ever turned up.

Andy Murray is another Tim Henman. Nothing to be ashamed of though. Henman was a good player in his own right too.

He's much much better than Henman.

Comparably equal as they are both not quite as good as the top players of their era.


Murray is consistently good on all surfaces (Henman only really did it at Wimbledon) but both fall short in the majors.

I wanted to Clarke to win it and was surprised that Cavenidsh did (although he's a worthy winner).

Did Cavendish win the Tour de France this year? I only ask as both Farah and Clarke won majors this year.

Tour de France green jersey winner and World Champion.


A deserved winner for once.

Sorry, I meant yellow jersey, but if he's World Champion then he's definitely deserving of the award. gg Cav.

Pleased for him. Hope footballers put in a better performance next year though as I find it hard to become enthusiastic about a lot of these sports regardless of how impressive their achievements are.