sports personality of the year

anyone watch this?

i gave up watching when the royal family woman won it.

Not interested anymore. Gone too PC (typical now of the BBC) and the presenters are awful particularly Linekar & Balding ... sound like dodgy solicitors.

anyone watch this?

i gave up watching when the royal family woman won it.

Why this reason? When did the royal family win it ?

Don't watch it because it's crap or you're not interested but why this thinking?

anyone watch this?

i gave up watching when the royal family woman won it.

Why this reason? When did the royal family win it ?

Don't watch it because it's crap or you're not interested but why this thinking?

Princess Anne did in 1971 !
But Hamilton will win even though more personality in a bag of crisps

anyone watch this?

i gave up watching when the royal family woman won it.

Why this reason? When did the royal family win it ?

Don't watch it because it's crap or you're not interested but why this thinking?

Princess Anne did in 1971

That's what I thought and remember but he said the royal family won it & I couldn't remember them winning.

anyone watch this?

i gave up watching when the royal family woman won it.

Why this reason? When did the royal family win it ?

Don't watch it because it's crap or you're not interested but why this thinking?

Princess Anne did in 1971

Ah, I was thinking Anthony Royle (Ralf Little) for being a half decent footballer...

Thought Olympic Gold Medalist Princess Anne deserved it at the time (40+ years ago now)

anyone watch this?

i gave up watching when the royal family woman won it.

Why this reason? When did the royal family win it ?

Don't watch it because it's crap or you're not interested but why this thinking?

Princess Anne did in 1971

Ah, I was thinking Anthony Royle (Ralf Little) for being a half decent footballer...

Thought Olympic Gold Medalist Princess Anne deserved it at the time (40+ years ago now)

At least shes got personality compared to some winners!

anyone watch this?

i gave up watching when the royal family woman won it.

Why this reason? When did the royal family win it ?

Don't watch it because it's crap or you're not interested but why this thinking?

Princess Anne did in 1971

Ah, I was thinking Anthony Royle (Ralf Little) for being a half decent footballer...

Thought Olympic Gold Medalist Princess Anne deserved it at the time (40+ years ago now)

At least shes got personality compared to some winners!

Allan, I met her a couple of times on ceremonial and other duties and she is okay

She is to the point but has a wicked sense of humour, too!

This year's vote is a farce because of the Tyson Fury fiasco; and I blame the Beeb themselves for that

All nonsense I mean a horse won in once.

Not princess Anne but Red Rum.

Zara Phillips won it in 2006 beating Darren Clarke into 2nd place. God only knows how she won.
Darren Clarke chose to play in the Ryder Cup only a few weeks after his wife died and Europe won.
If those circumstances were repeated today I'd like to think he'd win and not her.

anyone watch this?

i gave up watching when the royal family woman won it.

Why this reason? When did the royal family win it ?

Don't watch it because it's crap or you're not interested but why this thinking?

Princess Anne did in 1971

Ah, I was thinking Anthony Royle (Ralf Little) for being a half decent footballer...

Thought Olympic Gold Medalist Princess Anne deserved it at the time (40+ years ago now)

At least shes got personality compared to some winners!

Allan, I met her a couple of times on ceremonial and other duties and she is okay

She is to the point but has a wicked sense of humour, too!

This year's vote is a farce because of the Tyson Fury fiasco; and I blame the Beeb themselves for that

Not sure why they persist in saying hes on short list when doesnt wantvuo be? If I was him I would publicly say will not receive trophy or give interview if win? Crazy situation though

Personality. Fury has one. Hamilton sadly doesn't

anyone watch this?

i gave up watching when the royal family woman won it.

Why this reason? When did the royal family win it ?

Don't watch it because it's crap or you're not interested but why this thinking?

Princess Anne did in 1971

Ah, I was thinking Anthony Royle (Ralf Little) for being a half decent footballer...

Thought Olympic Gold Medalist Princess Anne deserved it at the time (40+ years ago now)

At least shes got personality compared to some winners!

Allan, I met her a couple of times on ceremonial and other duties and she is okay

She is to the point but has a wicked sense of humour, too!

This year's vote is a farce because of the Tyson Fury fiasco; and I blame the Beeb themselves for that

Not sure why they persist in saying hes on short list when doesnt wantvuo be? If I was him I would publicly say will not receive trophy or give interview if win? Crazy situation though

I hope he wins and they have substantial eg on their faces when he says "Go forth and..."

Personality. Fury has one. Hamilton sadly doesn't

Tyson has guts, strength of character and personality; Hamilton has the fastest car (young George Russell proved that) and a seemingly massive 'chip' on his shoulder for such a privileged young man

Not going to lie. Shed a tear seeing all the people we have lost this year. Whitts included.

Oh the uneducated driver won it.

The guy is an idiot and would never have won most of his titles if the cars had all been the same. Russell proved that.

Like the BBC I switch off when he’s on and always will.

Would have liked to see Ronnie O'Sullivan win it.

He's had an incredible career and, incredibly, this is the first time he's been nominated.

Disappointed that Lewis Hamilton won - I'm pretty sure if he wasn't British, everyone in the UK would hate him.

Not a great year for sport and therefore not a great shortlist this year.

Whereas next year they'll have the Euros and Olympics to feed off (hopefully).

Pathetic that it actually was on this year.

An angry bloke who lives in Monaco and drives a car around a roadtrack for a living wins a meaningless cup.

Well I'm going to be in a minority of one here but I think Lewis Hamilton fully deserved to win this award and for me it's easy to dismiss his achievements as being simply because he has the best car. From his first "Rookie" season in FI Lewis Hamilton showed the F1 World that he was in it to win it, and ripped a new arsehole into Fernando Alonso his team mate at Mclaren, in fact by the 2nd season at Mclaren Alonso was crying like a kid who had lost his sweets because ne simply couldn't deal with Hamiltons driving ability and total commitment to be the best.

Sport if full of champions who have had the same dedication, distain for the peers and complex persona, but you should never dismiss their achievements because they had the best car or no personality. Nick Faldo was a brilliant golfer, but off the course he was well known as a loner, the same goes for Lester Pigott and what he jockey he was, yes he won a record number of Derby's and yes in most cases he was sat on the best horse but I have seen him win on horses he had no right to win on.

Right now in F1 Mercedes does have the best car, but not on all tracks, but Lewis Hamilton drags every ounce of performance out of the car and without doubt even though his team mate has the same car Bottas can hardly lay a glove on him.

I think a knighthood is on it's way to Lewis Hamilton and in my opinion he will have earned it, personality, complexity or dedication you can put it all in the same box. WINNER.

Pathetic that it actually was on this year.

An angry bloke who lives in Monaco and drives a car around a roadtrack for a living wins a meaningless cup.

...and he's below average height.

anyone watch this?

i gave up watching when the royal family woman won it.

I didn't watch it, it would be a joke if that rich go-cart driver won it, it's not even a real sport!!!

anyone watch this?

i gave up watching when the royal family woman won it.

Why this reason? When did the royal family win it ?

Don't watch it because it's crap or you're not interested but why this thinking?

Princess Anne did in 1971 !
But Hamilton will win even though more personality in a bag of crisps

Hey! F@ck off allan,I loves crisps I do.pmsl

anyone watch this?

i gave up watching when the royal family woman won it.

Why this reason? When did the royal family win it ?

Don't watch it because it's crap or you're not interested but why this thinking?

Princess Anne did in 1971 !
But Hamilton will win even though more personality in a bag of crisps

Hey! F@ck off allan,I loves crisps I do.pmsl

Me too. Tomato sauce flavour my all time favourite

More personality in a potato than LH. Driving the best car available, I bet he wouldn't win the title as easy if all the drivers drove the same car. Another pointless BBC award, im with Tyson Fury on this one.

I didn't see it.

Did Hamilton take a knee when accepting the award?

Well I'm going to be in a minority of one here but I think Lewis Hamilton fully deserved to win this award and for me it's easy to dismiss his achievements as being simply because he has the best car. From his first "Rookie" season in FI Lewis Hamilton showed the F1 World that he was in it to win it, and ripped a new arsehole into Fernando Alonso his team mate at Mclaren, in fact by the 2nd season at Mclaren Alonso was crying like a kid who had lost his sweets because ne simply couldn't deal with Hamiltons driving ability and total commitment to be the best.

Sport if full of champions who have had the same dedication, distain for the peers and complex persona, but you should never dismiss their achievements because they had the best car or no personality. Nick Faldo was a brilliant golfer, but off the course he was well known as a loner, the same goes for Lester Pigott and what he jockey he was, yes he won a record number of Derby's and yes in most cases he was sat on the best horse but I have seen him win on horses he had no right to win on.

Right now in F1 Mercedes does have the best car, but not on all tracks, but Lewis Hamilton drags every ounce of performance out of the car and without doubt even though his team mate has the same car Bottas can hardly lay a glove on him.

I think a knighthood is on it's way to Lewis Hamilton and in my opinion he will have earned it, personality, complexity or dedication you can put it all in the same box. WINNER.

What so a guy who kicks up a fuss, lives in a different country & drives a car for a living quicker than some others deserves a knighthood?
Suppose though if you look at the benchmark- a tennis player, a yachtsman, a few footballers and cricketers and the odd golfer and racing commentator and some cyclists as well as other car drivers, and a boxer and rugby players and assorted odds and sods not least people who sing, dance and act for a living, it’s not that big a deal

Hamilton is nothing but a hypocrite. Works for a company that employed 1000's of slaves at one time.

SPOTY.Waste of time.

Well I'm going to be in a minority of one here but I think Lewis Hamilton fully deserved to win this award and for me it's easy to dismiss his achievements as being simply because he has the best car. From his first "Rookie" season in FI Lewis Hamilton showed the F1 World that he was in it to win it, and ripped a new arsehole into Fernando Alonso his team mate at Mclaren, in fact by the 2nd season at Mclaren Alonso was crying like a kid who had lost his sweets because ne simply couldn't deal with Hamiltons driving ability and total commitment to be the best.

Sport if full of champions who have had the same dedication, distain for the peers and complex persona, but you should never dismiss their achievements because they had the best car or no personality. Nick Faldo was a brilliant golfer, but off the course he was well known as a loner, the same goes for Lester Pigott and what he jockey he was, yes he won a record number of Derby's and yes in most cases he was sat on the best horse but I have seen him win on horses he had no right to win on.

Right now in F1 Mercedes does have the best car, but not on all tracks, but Lewis Hamilton drags every ounce of performance out of the car and without doubt even though his team mate has the same car Bottas can hardly lay a glove on him.

I think a knighthood is on it's way to Lewis Hamilton and in my opinion he will have earned it, personality, complexity or dedication you can put it all in the same box. WINNER.

What so a guy who kicks up a fuss, lives in a different country & drives a car for a living quicker than some others deserves a knighthood?
Suppose though if you look at the benchmark- a tennis player, a yachtsman, a few footballers and cricketers and the odd golfer and racing commentator and some cyclists as well as other car drivers, and a boxer and rugby players and assorted odds and sods not least people who sing, dance and act for a living, it’s not that big a deal

For his contribution to motorsport and being the most successful F1 driver of all time Yes I do.

Well I'm going to be in a minority of one here but I think Lewis Hamilton fully deserved to win this award and for me it's easy to dismiss his achievements as being simply because he has the best car. From his first "Rookie" season in FI Lewis Hamilton showed the F1 World that he was in it to win it, and ripped a new arsehole into Fernando Alonso his team mate at Mclaren, in fact by the 2nd season at Mclaren Alonso was crying like a kid who had lost his sweets because ne simply couldn't deal with Hamiltons driving ability and total commitment to be the best.

Sport if full of champions who have had the same dedication, distain for the peers and complex persona, but you should never dismiss their achievements because they had the best car or no personality. Nick Faldo was a brilliant golfer, but off the course he was well known as a loner, the same goes for Lester Pigott and what he jockey he was, yes he won a record number of Derby's and yes in most cases he was sat on the best horse but I have seen him win on horses he had no right to win on.

Right now in F1 Mercedes does have the best car, but not on all tracks, but Lewis Hamilton drags every ounce of performance out of the car and without doubt even though his team mate has the same car Bottas can hardly lay a glove on him.

I think a knighthood is on it's way to Lewis Hamilton and in my opinion he will have earned it, personality, complexity or dedication you can put it all in the same box. WINNER.

What so a guy who kicks up a fuss, lives in a different country & drives a car for a living quicker than some others deserves a knighthood?
Suppose though if you look at the benchmark- a tennis player, a yachtsman, a few footballers and cricketers and the odd golfer and racing commentator and some cyclists as well as other car drivers, and a boxer and rugby players and assorted odds and sods not least people who sing, dance and act for a living, it’s not that big a deal

For his contribution to motorsport and being the most successful F1 driver of all time Yes I do.

most successful out of how many though.... id imagine your average welsh league footballer has to be better than more footballers to play at that level than a F1 driver has to be to get a car....