Weird 100 greatest sports moments list

[dogdrool]

I realize that it's a British list, but still, 100 *greatest*??

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/100_Gre...orting_Moments

Number 1 is "Steve Redgrave winning his 5th consecutive Olympic gold medal at the 2000 Summer Olympics (Rowing)"

[BobOjedaFan]

Yes, the actual 100 all greatest sporting events moments all occured in baseball games...

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Yes, the actual 100 all greatest sporting events moments all occured in baseball games [b]played by Kurt Gibson...

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[g-bebe]

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22nd - The Republic of Ireland reaching the quarter-finals of the 1990 World Cup (Football)

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wtf... who celebrates losing

[Artdogg]

lol british people

[KLJ]

its funny that they made typos on 90% of those things. idiots called it "football" instead of "soccer". don't they know what football is?

[soapstar]

who the F is Kurt Gibson

[ArcticKnight]

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Every time I see that highlight I don't think about his gimpy legs. I think about "how in the hell did that ball go that far with that swing." I still wonder. I watch lots of baseball and would have guessed it be a single falling in between the second baseman and the right-fielder.

[vhawk01]

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Yes, the actual 100 all greatest sporting events moments all occured in baseball games [b]played by Kurt Gibson...

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Every time I see that highlight I don't think about his gimpy legs. I think about "how in the hell did that ball go that far with that swing." I still wonder. I watch lots of baseball and would have guessed it be a single falling in between the second baseman and the right-fielder.

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Its called heart. Heart addes like 125 feet to a fly ball. Look it up.

[jtg51]

The British are really bad at 100 greatest lists:

100 Greatest Britons

I don't know who Isambard Kingdom Brunel is, but he's No. 2. Ahead of Isaac Newton, Charles Dawrin, Alan Turing, John Lennon, Paul McCartney, etc, etc, etc.

And how does Chris Britton not make the list?