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Friday Performance and Photography thread – One word this week….."Win"
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Posted 12 years ago
That’s it, folks. Let’s be seeing the finest sporting photography you can find that sums up the word “win”.
Obviously there’s this sort of thing
But then I think this is a strong one too;
But mainly for Roger Black getting silver. He knew he couldn’t beat Johnson, no one could, so for Black, his “win” was that silver medal.
Posted 12 years agoPosted 12 years agoMac Danzig, vegan MMA fighter.
Posted 12 years agoPosted 12 years agoIn their ‘special’ category everyone is a winner
and don’t forget to limber up before important races
Posted 12 years agoPosted 12 years agoThe slow walk to win…
Posted 12 years agoPicture doesnt really capture it as good as the video, but Marco Tardelli scoring the winner in the 1982 world cup final then running and crying
Posted 12 years agoPosted 12 years agoAnother Flintoff moment…
Posted 12 years agoPosted 12 years agoPosted 12 years agoPosted 12 years agoThis win meant a lot!
Ali KO’s Sonny Liston
That famous goal in 1999.
Posted 12 years agoThat famous (drop) goal in 2003
Posted 12 years agoPosted 12 years agoPurist, another famous one for you….
Posted 12 years agoBest keeper ever.
Posted 12 years agoThe Ali one is my fave. But how about:
Posted 12 years agoDunno if this will link, but I took this picture of the winner of an unusual event on TV a bit back.
Posted 12 years agoA few rowing ones
Redgrave winning his 5th Gold at Sydney 2000
but in some ways more impressive was the GB eight that won as they were far from the favourites and just went out there and took the win, especially if you know the stories behind it.
Then the Pinsent 4-‘s win at Athens – again, a performance that was simply about refusing to lose and delving deeper into what was possible than most people ever could
Posted 12 years agoPosted 12 years agoPosted 12 years agoRedgrave and Pinsent’s win at Atlanta – against the backdrop of British failure, they were the only British gold medal winners and more than that, this was probably their most dominant win – they destroyed the opposition. The pic isn’t dramatic as such but I think it captures the pressure they were under to win and as such, winning only really provided relief at the fact that they didn’t lose rather than elation at the win.
Posted 12 years agoAn afternoon bump
Posted 12 years agoPosted 12 years agoHere you go Flash..
The flipside…
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Heres hoping we can do it again…
Posted 12 years agoRussle and Dean winning the Americas Cup for New Zealand
in one of these thingsPosted 12 years agoPosted 12 years agoPosted 12 years agoPosted 12 years agoPosted 12 years agoD-T 1982
my childhood hero, and he’s still kicking arse.
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