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E: 01/03 Win a BlackBerry or 5 night trip to Hong Kong Sevens (20-27 March)
One-Eye
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Follows on from THIS COMP (Sir Chris Hoy got the votes)
Telegraph details
Entry Form
The Telegraph and BlackBerry’s exciting sports competition comes to an end this week. Before the weekend we outlined the weekend’s top fixtures; and now we select its finest performers. Readers now have one last chance to pick their favourite; the winning entry receives a BlackBerry Bold 9900 or a BlackBerry Bold 9790 - both terrific performers in their own right. All entrants who select the top performance will be entered in a draw for a fantastic trip to this year’s Hong Kong Sevens tournament.
The Contenders are:-
A: Robin van Persie
The north London derby provided the weekend’s most dramatic football. At 2-0 down after 34 minutes the Gunners looked out of it, then Van Persie’s shot off the woodwork resulted in a goal for Sagna. Minutes later he hit an exquisite, curling equaliser, before laying on Walcott’s first goal of two and killing off the game.
B: Pete Waterfield
As the London Aquatics Centre made its competitive bow in the Fina Diving World Cup, 30-year-old Pete Waterfield snatched a bronze for GB in the individual 10m platform. Having spent much of last year injured, this was a great comeback.
C: Jonny Bairstow
England’s cricketing revival continues. Having narrowly lost the first Twenty20 match against Pakistan, the team reasserted themselves with a solid 38-run victory. The pick of a young side was 22-year-old Jonny Bairstow, who hit an unbeaten 60 off just 46 balls, hammering a big six off the penultimate delivery
In my opinion, normal people should vote A, but Spurs fans can vote C if it's too much to stomach.
Telegraph details
Entry Form
The Telegraph and BlackBerry’s exciting sports competition comes to an end this week. Before the weekend we outlined the weekend’s top fixtures; and now we select its finest performers. Readers now have one last chance to pick their favourite; the winning entry receives a BlackBerry Bold 9900 or a BlackBerry Bold 9790 - both terrific performers in their own right. All entrants who select the top performance will be entered in a draw for a fantastic trip to this year’s Hong Kong Sevens tournament.
The Contenders are:-
A: Robin van Persie
The north London derby provided the weekend’s most dramatic football. At 2-0 down after 34 minutes the Gunners looked out of it, then Van Persie’s shot off the woodwork resulted in a goal for Sagna. Minutes later he hit an exquisite, curling equaliser, before laying on Walcott’s first goal of two and killing off the game.
B: Pete Waterfield
As the London Aquatics Centre made its competitive bow in the Fina Diving World Cup, 30-year-old Pete Waterfield snatched a bronze for GB in the individual 10m platform. Having spent much of last year injured, this was a great comeback.
C: Jonny Bairstow
England’s cricketing revival continues. Having narrowly lost the first Twenty20 match against Pakistan, the team reasserted themselves with a solid 38-run victory. The pick of a young side was 22-year-old Jonny Bairstow, who hit an unbeaten 60 off just 46 balls, hammering a big six off the penultimate delivery
In my opinion, normal people should vote A, but Spurs fans can vote C if it's too much to stomach.
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I would suggest Van Persie as the answer but I don't even know who the other two are.0
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I'm going for B: Pete Waterfield
as he was expected to be nowhere near a bronzeDarren0 -
I'm sorry but I don't care if the prize is a million pounds theres no way I'm voting for an Arsenal player! :mad:0
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