Sport

Medley Swimming

Tags: 
  • Butterfly stroke
  • Backstroke
  • Breastroke
  • Freestyle (usually front crawl)

Events in the Decathlon

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  • 100 metres
  • Long jump
  • Shot put
  • High jump
  • 400 metres
  • 110 metres hurdles
  • Discus throw
  • Pole vault
  • Javelin throw
  • 1500 metres

Events in the Modern Pentathlon

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  • Pistol shooting
  • Fencing
  • 200 metres freestyle swimming
  • Showjumping
  • 3km cross country running

Events in the Heptathlon

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  • 100 metres hurdles
  • High jump
  • Shot put
  • 200 metres
  • Long jump
  • Javelin throw
  • 800 metres

UEFA European Championship Winners (and Hosts)

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  • Winning Teams

  • 1960 - Soviet Union
  • 1964 - Spain
  • 1968 - Italy
  • 1972 - West Germany
  • 1976 - Czechoslovakia
  • 1980 - West Germany
  • 1984 - France
  • 1988 - Netherlands
  • 1992 - Denmark
  • 1996 - Germany
  • 2000 - France
  • 2004 - Greece
  • 2008 - Spain
  • 2012 - Spain
  • Host Nations

  • 1960 - France
  • 1964 - Spain
  • 1968 - Italy
  • 1972 - Belgium
  • 1976 - Yugoslavia
  • 1980 - Italy
  • 1984 - France
  • 1988 - West Germany
  • 1992 - Sweden
  • 1996 - England
  • 2000 - Belgium & Netherlands
  • 2004 - Portugal
  • 2008 - Austria & Switzerland
  • 2012 - Poland & Ukraine
  • 2016 - France

Rugby World Cup Winners

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  • 1987 - New Zealand
  • 1991 - Australia
  • 1995 - South Africa
  • 1999 - Australia
  • 2003 - England
  • 2007 - South Africa
  • 2011 - New Zealand

Europa League Winners

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  • 1972 - Tottenham Hotspur (England)
  • 1973 - Liverpool (England)
  • 1974 - Feyenoord (Netherlands)
  • 1975 - Borussia Mönchengladbach (Germany)
  • 1976 - Liverpool (England)
  • 1977 - Juventus (Italy)
  • 1978 - PSV Eindhoven (Netherlands)
  • 1979 - Borussia Mönchengladbach (Germany)
  • 1980 - Eintracht Frankfurt (Germany)
  • 1981 - Ipswich Town (England)
  • 1982 - IFK Göteborg (Sweden)
  • 1983 - Anderlecht (Belgium)
  • 1984 - Tottenham Hotspur (England)
  • 1985 - Real Madrid (Spain)
  • 1986 - Real Madrid (Spain)
  • 1987 - IFK Göteborg (Sweden)
  • 1988 - Bayer Leverkusen (Germany)
  • 1989 - Napoli (Italy)
  • 1990 - Juventus (Ital

Champions League Winners

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  • 1956 - Real Madrid (Spain)
  • 1957 - Real Madrid (Spain)
  • 1958 - Real Madrid (Spain)
  • 1959 - Real Madrid (Spain)
  • 1960 - Real Madrid (Spain)
  • 1961 - Benfica (Portugal)
  • 1962 - Benfica (Portugal)
  • 1963 - A.C. Milan (Italy)
  • 1964 - Internazionale (Italy)
  • 1965 - Internazionale (Italy)
  • 1966 - Real Madrid (Spain)
  • 1967 - Celtic (Scotland)
  • 1968 - Manchester United (England)
  • 1969 - A.C.

BBC Sports Personality of the Year

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  1. 1954 - Christopher Chataway (running)
  2. 1955 - Gordon Pirie (running)
  3. 1956 - Jim Laker (cricket)
  4. 1957 - Dai Rees (golf)
  5. 1958 - Ian Black (swimming)
  6. 1959 - John Surtees (motor racing)
  7. 1960 - David Broome (showjumping)
  8. 1961 - Stirling Moss (motor racing)
  9. 1962 - Anita Lonsborough (swimming)
  10. 1963 - Dorothy Hyman (running)
  11. 1964 - Mary Rand (long jump)
  12. 1965 - Tom Simpson (cycling)
  13. 1966 - Bobby Moore (football)
  14. 1967 - Henry Cooper (boxing)
  15. 1968 - David Hemery (athletics)
  16. 1969 - Ann Jones (tennis)
  17. 1970 - Henry Cooper (boxing)
  18. 1971 - Princess Anne (3-day eventing)
  19. 1972 - Mary Peters (pe

Managers of Tottenham Hotspur F.C.

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  1. Frank Brettell (1898-1899)
  2. John Cameron (1899-1907)
  3. Fred Kirkham (1907-1908)
  4. Peter McWilliam (1912-1927)
  5. Billy Minter (1927-1929)
  6. Percy Smith (1930-1935)
  7. Jack Tresadern (1935-1938)
  8. Peter McWilliam (1938-1942)
  9. Arthur Turner (1942-1946)
  10. Joe Hulme (1946-1949)
  11. Arthur Rowe (1949-1955)
  12. Jimmy Anderson (1955-1958)
  13. Bill Nicholson (1958-1974)
  14. Terry Neill (1974-1976)
  15. Keith Burkinshaw (1976-1984)
  16. Peter Shreeves (1984-1986)
  17. David Pleat (1986-1987)
  18. Terry Venables (1987-1991)
  19. Peter Shreeves (1991-1992)
  20. Doug Livermore & Ray Clemence (1992)
  21. Ossie Ardiles (1993-1994)
  22. Gerry Francis (1994-199