Sports Personality 2007
Sports Personality 2007
Is Hamilton a lock to win this?
A month ago I would've said yes definetly, but after that dreadful finish to the season which cost him the world championship...
It goes out on air this year on Dec 9 at 7PM, the day after Hatton's fight with Mayweather. Surely that will impact the voting, especially if Ricky wins! Betfair has Hatton to win at 5/1 or just over evens to win W/out Hamilton.
A month ago I would've said yes definetly, but after that dreadful finish to the season which cost him the world championship...
It goes out on air this year on Dec 9 at 7PM, the day after Hatton's fight with Mayweather. Surely that will impact the voting, especially if Ricky wins! Betfair has Hatton to win at 5/1 or just over evens to win W/out Hamilton.
Re: Sports Personality 2007
I wouldnt even bother with this.....why???lvlarc wrote:Is Hamilton a lock to win this?
A month ago I would've said yes definetly, but after that dreadful finish to the season which cost him the world championship...
It goes out on air this year on Dec 9 at 7PM, the day after Hatton's fight with Mayweather. Surely that will impact the voting, especially if Ricky wins! Betfair has Hatton to win at 5/1 or just over evens to win W/out Hamilton.
Cos last year some obscure sport with a royal name on horseback got the nod when Calzaghe should have got it without arguement.
its a total p*sstake really.
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Rocky Balboa
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Khaosai-Galaxy wrote:Steve Davis
Hamilton never won the F1 title, but did have a highly successful campaign in his first season on the grid.
If Hatton beats Mayweather, then Ricky should no doubt receive the award. Hatton, in beating Mayweather, will have reached the pinnacle of his sport, having beaten the best P4P boxer in the world.
Ricky only just missed out on the award in 2005, because of the Ashes victory for the cricket team.
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HairyBoxe24
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Mimmy
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actually that makes it a little bit better for hatton. Its all on a public vote now. I would imagine Hatton would be in the top 4 so the top 4 get the public votes on the night. If Hatton wins his title fight it will proberly make him the sports personality winner.Emerson Poncey Name Ghent wrote:shamme Hatton is fighting the day before, if it had been earlier and he beat him he'd stand a chance I reckon as he'd be more popular with Joe Public
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Phenomenal-Nutrition
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Yeah its crap. I dont even watch it. Sue Barker and other has beens talking PC bollocks.And cringe worthy interviews.Ted wrote:I wouldnt even bother with this.....why???lvlarc wrote:Is Hamilton a lock to win this?
A month ago I would've said yes definetly, but after that dreadful finish to the season which cost him the world championship...
It goes out on air this year on Dec 9 at 7PM, the day after Hatton's fight with Mayweather. Surely that will impact the voting, especially if Ricky wins! Betfair has Hatton to win at 5/1 or just over evens to win W/out Hamilton.
Cos last year some obscure sport with a royal name on horseback got the nod when Calzaghe should have got it without arguement.
its a total p*sstake really.
I'll be going for a curry and couple of pints instead of sitting in and watching this shite.
Does anyone else think that this title should be subjected to a bit of Ant and Dec/GM TV etc scrutiny?
Beth Twaddle finished third last year ahead of Hatton and Calzaghe etc.
I am a sports fanatic and I had barely heard of her.
I would like to see the votes published afterwards.
For this year how can Hamilton win when his team cheated and he got immunity for testifying!
Beth Twaddle finished third last year ahead of Hatton and Calzaghe etc.
I am a sports fanatic and I had barely heard of her.
I would like to see the votes published afterwards.
For this year how can Hamilton win when his team cheated and he got immunity for testifying!
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WildWaylon
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WildWaylon
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What a load of twoddle, Ive never heard of her.STRATHMAN wrote:Does anyone else think that this title should be subjected to a bit of Ant and Dec/GM TV etc scrutiny?
Beth Twaddle finished third last year ahead of Hatton and Calzaghe etc.
I am a sports fanatic and I had barely heard of her.
I would like to see the votes published afterwards.
For this year how can Hamilton win when his team cheated and he got immunity for testifying!
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it all depends on how much coverage hatton-mayweather gets.
last year they left boxing until the very end after loads of people had already voted for others who had a feature. :x
it's gotta be between.
lewis hamilton
christine ohorugu
joe calzaghe
ricky hatton (if he wins)
james tosland
lewis hamilton will likely get it though.
despite making a total mess of the last 2 races and blowing the title.
last year they left boxing until the very end after loads of people had already voted for others who had a feature. :x
it's gotta be between.
lewis hamilton
christine ohorugu
joe calzaghe
ricky hatton (if he wins)
james tosland
lewis hamilton will likely get it though.
despite making a total mess of the last 2 races and blowing the title.
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BunglesFingers
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Do you really believe votes are counted??BunglesFingers wrote:That bird that won it last year just got al of her royal mates to vote for her on speeddial continuously. Its about how much you can afford to spend on phonecalls rather than actual talent. The show is a load of bollocks
Some men in their ivory tower select who win
JC may win the Setanta sports personality of the year but he will never win the BBC version
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The Blade
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Agreed. Hatton may have popularity, but Calzaghe is ahead in terms of achievement, longevity etc. He doesn't come out with profanities on live tv. Nor does he bin two promoters for own interests. Can anyone tell me what Dennis Hobson did so wrong that he was shat on from a great heightglahn wrote:Calzaghe deserves recognition for being one of the few truly supreme British sportsmen of his generation, but as we all know the general public is much more likely to vote for someone like Hamilton.
How was Hobson shat on?The Blade wrote:Agreed. Hatton may have popularity, but Calzaghe is ahead in terms of achievement, longevity etc. He doesn't come out with profanities on live tv. Nor does he bin two promoters for own interests. Can anyone tell me what Dennis Hobson did so wrong that he was shat on from a great heightglahn wrote:Calzaghe deserves recognition for being one of the few truly supreme British sportsmen of his generation, but as we all know the general public is much more likely to vote for someone like Hamilton.
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The Blade
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So what part does he play in the next fight, having been told he was a 'mate' by the man himself.Horse wrote:How was Hobson shat on?The Blade wrote:Agreed. Hatton may have popularity, but Calzaghe is ahead in terms of achievement, longevity etc. He doesn't come out with profanities on live tv. Nor does he bin two promoters for own interests. Can anyone tell me what Dennis Hobson did so wrong that he was shat on from a great heightglahn wrote:Calzaghe deserves recognition for being one of the few truly supreme British sportsmen of his generation, but as we all know the general public is much more likely to vote for someone like Hamilton.