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Post by rubcale on Aug 27, 2006 19:37:59 GMT 1
At just 25 Zara Phillips has followed her European success last year by brilliantly winning the World 3 Day Event Championship.
I nominated her last year as Sports Personality of The Year and barring the unlikely happening of Andy Murray winning the US Open I think she has a great chance of actually winning it this year - given that there are very few outstanding candidates.
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Post by Panda on Aug 28, 2006 17:44:42 GMT 1
At just 25 Zara Phillips has followed her European success last year by brilliantly winning the World 3 Day Event Championship. I nominated her last year as Sports Personality of The Year and barring the unlikely happening of Andy Murray winning the US Open I think she has a great chance of actually winning it this year - given that there are very few outstanding candidates. She's now 2nd favourite behind Andy Murray and ahead of Monty Panesar. I didn't she was worthy of being nominated last year but winning a world title is something different and I agree that Andy Murray winning the US Open may be the only thing that stops her. My vote would go to Joe Calzaghe, though. |
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Post by Maximo Mark on Aug 28, 2006 20:46:53 GMT 1
What happened to David Walliams in that?
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Post by zigzag on Aug 28, 2006 22:41:59 GMT 1
At just 25 Zara Phillips has followed her European success last year by brilliantly winning the World 3 Day Event Championship. I nominated her last year as Sports Personality of The Year and barring the unlikely happening of Andy Murray winning the US Open I think she has a great chance of actually winning it this year - given that there are very few outstanding candidates. absolutley brilliant performance of her and Toytown , and I believe the first person to hold both The European and World Eventing Championships |
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Post by Panda on Sept 2, 2006 13:28:23 GMT 1
What happened to David Walliams in that? He's still a contender but finally some sportsmen and women have actually done something to put themselves ahead of him in the pecking order. Latest betting: 15/8 Zara Phillips 9/4 Andy Murray 9/2 Monty Panesar 10/1 Steven Gerrard 12/1 David Walliams 16/1 Colin Montgomerie 16/1 Joe Calzaghe 16/1 Darren Clarke 20/1 Ricky Hatton 25/1 Jenson Button |
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