mb wrote:
> On Sat, 25 Dec 2004 16:41:26 +0000, MSeries wrote:
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>>Simon Mason wrote:
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>>>"MSeries" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>>>news:[email protected]
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>>>>He won how many races in 2004 ? I suspect those who voted for him
>>>>considered his lifetime of achievements not just his 2004 ones.
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>>>It's at about 1 hour 10 mins into the show.
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>>> It was for "memorable sporting moments" rather than achievements (my
>>>mistake). Paula Radcliffe and Wayne Rooney are both in and neither won
>>>anything at the Olympics or Euro 04.
>>>
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>>Paula who ? Is she that bint who failed so badly in Athens ?
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> Athens and only Athens. I thought it covered the whole of 2004?
> "How quickly they forget..."
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Thats my point really. Some of the most memorable sporting moments are
not the ones one might expect to be remembered. I remember Radcliffes
failures rather than her successes whereas I remember Hoys successes
rather than his failures. Millars Olympic win was memorable, at the time
we didn't know he'd used a banned substance, his win was pretty
spectacular on the day. Armstrongs 6th Tour win will be forgotton,
Armstrong the athlete will not be (who remembers Indurains individual
wins ?), we will remember Millars Olympic debacle I am sure.