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Game changers .... the last 60 years

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irishone
When: 06 Aug 14 08:29
not sure about McCoy tbh
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pixie
When: 06 Aug 14 11:28
Eeternaloptimist    06 Aug 14 01:14 
Perhaps controversial but using the said criteria neither Pipe nor Wenger were true game changers in the respect that Pipe borrowed existing technology from another sport and Wenger insisted on applying continental patterns within the English game. But when you look at it like that the list shrinks somewhat. Dick Fosbury and whoever started rotating in the shot putt rather than just springing across and lobbing it.


Pipe didn't just borrow 'existing technology from another sport', he combined a number of new and existing techniques that have changed the way horses in Britain are trained and subsequently became the norm; such as being the first to buy flat bred horses to run over jumps, run them from the front, scope them, import from France and no doubt countless other methods.

He was a massive game changer in this country and in his sport. How often do you see a hurdler go 50 lengths clear and just stay there nowadays?
By:
johnizere
When: 06 Aug 14 12:28
Pixie......'How often do you see a hurdler go 50 lengths clear and just stay there nowadays?'

Every time I've fekkin layed one! Cry
By:
Makybe_Diva
When: 06 Aug 14 14:09
Laugh
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pixie
When: 06 Aug 14 14:36
Laugh
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donny osmond
When: 06 Aug 14 14:41
don revie

on pitch warm up for players before game, helping keep them out of bookies, pubs


michael dickinson ...changed ways horses are trained


fosbury ...great shout


liverpool fc......got back pass to goalie banned
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