AMIR KHAN nominated for BBC Sports Personality!

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AMIR KHAN nominated for BBC Sports Personality!

Post by oliverfennell »

As much as I'd like to see a boxer win it, I'd be seriously annoyed if Khan got it this year after Calzaghe was snubbed in 2006.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/tv_and_ ... 375677.stm
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Post by Podmore_Birmingham »

Ridiculous.

On what basis? The fact he has beaten a string of super-featherweights. So challenging for the Commonwealth title can win your Sports Personality of the year, eh?

Interesting.

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Post by jimb0d »

TBF - everyone on the list bar Lewis Hamilton is lucky to be there as it stands.
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Post by Podmore_Birmingham »

It is a bad bunch, and just highlights the lack of success and stars in British sport. Lewis Hamilton has done well, yes, but he has only had three races. Up for Young Sports Personality, certainly.

I think, judging by the candidates, they should hold it over for a year. They should give it to Johnny Wilkinson, his boot was inspirational during the Six Nations, even if we floundered.

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Post by don't call it a comeback »

Podmore_Birmingham wrote:Ridiculous.

On what basis? The fact he has beaten a string of super-featherweights. So challenging for the Commonwealth title can win your Sports Personality of the year, eh?

Interesting.

Tom Podmore.
Errr, its only just May.

So not so interesting.
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Post by overhand_right »

Khan would first have to form some type of personality before he could be nominated, surely?
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Post by Max Molyneux »

Except for Calzaghe what have people like Radcliffe done to deserve this award?

Flintoff only hits a wicket or whatever he does In Cricket( I don't watch Cricket so dunno what Freddie does.)

Radcliffe only runs or jogs.

Murray does the Anti English Scot thing.

Rooney just swears.

At least Hatton gives us a war so he derserves to be there.

And this Rose fella, Golf Is not a proper sport Hoodlums swing like a golfer probably In Liverpool's slater street on a Saturday night so it makes It Obsolete as a sport just like Shooting as a sport.
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Post by Goz »

don't call it a comeback wrote:
Podmore_Birmingham wrote:Ridiculous.

On what basis? The fact he has beaten a string of super-featherweights. So challenging for the Commonwealth title can win your Sports Personality of the year, eh?

Interesting.

Tom Podmore.
Errr, its only just May.

So not so interesting.
Agreed, what a non-story.
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Post by oliverfennell »

It might be early, but the point is Amir Khan's inclusion.

He's hardly going to achieve the sort of form Calzaghe hit last year, is he?
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Post by emma »

Oh I cant wait till his fans on the amir forum find out. :roll:
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Post by Max Molyneux »

emma wrote:Oh I cant wait till his fans on the amir forum find out. :roll:
Are they mostly teenage girls and Asian lads who say wicked? :lol:
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Post by THEBUTCH »

"Er,yeah i think it's brilliant" :wink:
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Post by emma »

Tsukiyomi wrote:
emma wrote:Oh I cant wait till his fans on the amir forum find out. :roll:
Are they mostly teenage girls and Asian lads who say wicked? :lol:
:TU:
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Post by overhand_right »

emma wrote:Oh I cant wait till his fans on the amir forum find out. :roll:
There is actually an Amir Khan fan forum? :o

I assume its rife with Imran and Yusefs heated debates over who was better, Bob Foster or Archie Moore, Sheraz educating us all on the great 1920s flyweight Pancho Villa, and Waleed asking whether it is wrong to rate Sandy Saddler pound for pound above Willie Pep, despite losing the series......?

Or is it a lot of "yo yo yo, Amir Khan iz da wickedest boxer since Mohammed Ali innit", "yeah yeah bruv so when does AMIR KTFO mayweather den"

Methinks this may require a little covert undercover investigative reporting by the Overhanded One...
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Post by emma »

overhand_right wrote:
Tsukiyomi wrote:
emma wrote:Oh I cant wait till his fans on the amir forum find out. :roll:
Are they mostly teenage girls and Asian lads who say wicked? :lol:
Hehe.

And 'innit'.
Not forgetting the classic 'amirs the next Ali'. :lol:
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Post by sweetscience »

overhand_right wrote:
emma wrote:Oh I cant wait till his fans on the amir forum find out. :roll:
There is actually an Amir Khan fan forum? :o

I assume its rife with Imran and Yusefs heated debates over who was better, Bob Foster or Archie Moore, Sheraz educating us all on the great 1920s flyweight Pancho Villa, and Waleed asking whether it is wrong to rate Sandy Saddler pound for pound above Willie Pep, despite losing the series......?

Or is it a lot of "yo yo yo, Amir Khan iz da wickedest boxer since Mohammed Ali innit", "yeah yeah bruv so when does AMIR KTFO mayweather den"

Methinks this may require a little covert undercover investigative reporting by the Overhanded One...
that is quality

and regarding the list.......... fcuk how shit a sporting nation are we

that is an awful bunch
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Post by Twinkle Toes »

overhand_right wrote:
There is actually an Amir Khan fan forum? :o

I assume its rife with Imran and Yusefs heated debates over who was better, Bob Foster or Archie Moore, Sheraz educating us all on the great 1920s flyweight Pancho Villa, and Waleed asking whether it is wrong to rate Sandy Saddler pound for pound above Willie Pep, despite losing the series......?

Or is it a lot of "yo yo yo, Amir Khan iz da wickedest boxer since Mohammed Ali innit", "yeah yeah bruv so when does AMIR KTFO mayweather den"

Methinks this may require a little covert undercover investigative reporting by the Overhanded One...
heh just wait until the happy clapping brigade get an eyeful of that :p

Hamilton is a shoe in for the sports personality award, unless something crazy happens like Murray winning Wimbledon.
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Post by Southpaw Stylist »

Murray deserves it if anyone.
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Post by emma »

Oh god the fans are trying to vote for him in masses. :roll:
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Post by Max Molyneux »

Wicked!
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Post by hitman_hatton1 »

Tsukiyomi wrote:Except for Calzaghe what have people like Radcliffe done to deserve this award?
Radcliffe only runs or jogs.
:lol: :lol: :lol:

radcliffe is the marathon world record holder in a sport that is dominated by kenyans and ethiopians. :roll:
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Post by Podmore_Birmingham »

Yeah, but Radcliffe only runs for money. She will always go flat our in the London, New York, Boston, etc marathons but watch her at the Olympics, worlds and she drops out half-way through with some excuse.

Usually because she wont be getting paid for it.

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Post by Wales »

Anyone who gets caught taking a dump in the middle of a sporting event dfeserves the award. Imagine if half way through the fight tomorrow De La Hoya stops the contest, and curls one out in the middle of the ring (so to speak). Win or Lose I think we all know what the lasting memory would be, it'd cement his legacy wouldnt it.
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Post by Goz »

With all due respect Mr Podmore that's total bollocks.

Radcliffe won the World Gold in 2005 and Commonwealth in 2002.

Check out her Wikipedia entry, not the record of someone who runs only for money.

The fact that she has actually made herself quite wealthy because she is so bloody good is to her credit!
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Post by hitman_hatton1 »

Podmore_Birmingham wrote:Yeah, but Radcliffe only runs for money. She will always go flat our in the London, New York, Boston, etc marathons but watch her at the Olympics, worlds and she drops out half-way through with some excuse.

Usually because she wont be getting paid for it.

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ffs. :lol:

she dropped out in athens cos she was ill.

she's never dropped out before or after that.

she's the reigning marathon world champion as well. :wink:
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