Wiggo
Farah
Murray

Laura Trott or Jade Jones please!

If it is true to the word personality.
Then it woould be
Nicola Adams
Mo Farah
Jessica Ennis

Murray would not be anywhere near to winning.
Team of the year has got to be Leeds Rhinos surely after winning it from 5th again

1 Wiggins - tour alone would win him it for me, 1of sports toughest events over many days and different conditions and broke records along the way. backing up 10days later to win an Olympic gold.
2 farah -to come from were he has in his career to that level in them events was brilliant.
3 Ennis or Murray -Ennis was probably athlete with most expectation on her before the games and still delivered. Murray won a grand slam and competed all year at the highest level.

Steve Prescott to win Helen rollerson award! That guy isn't getting even 5% of the recognition he deserves!!!

1.Jessica Ennis
2.Bradley Wiggins
3. Mo Farah

All 3 would be well deserved winners.

He is more an irresistible force than a personality. The one who made me smile the most throughout the summer was Ellie simmons but she has no chance.

Poulter's last 5 on day 2 of the Ryder cup was, IMO, as good as anything I witnessed in a superlative year of sport, and a catalyst for the unparalleled drama of day 3. Astonishing. I don't even like golf that much.

What Poulter did will never be forgotten but was only over 3 days....Wiggins was over 2000 miles over more days...then he tries to help Cavendish win in the olympics then goes out and does the stuff again on the weds and wins gold....nobody did anywhere near that much as him.

Wiggins
Farrah
Weir

Coach of year..David Brailsford

Team of year...GB cycling

Helen rollason...Prekkie

Special achievement/lifetime award...Kath Grainger

Overseas...Micheal Phelps.

unfortunately i would guess due to the fact that 99% of the country have never heard of him , rugby league legend but however as a sport its considered a minority sport as much as i hate to say it

Name the last 5 winners. Who had heard of them (apart from Oscar Pistorius)? Preckie has an MBE and has been on national TV at the London marathon, with George Riley also mentioning the SPF at the Great North Run. More people have heard of him than you think.

Absolutely.

I had some correspondence with the editor of the SPOTY awards a couple of years back and he told me that the judging panel (at that time) were fully aware of Steve's story and that he was a genuine contender for the Helen Rollason award.

Personally I can't think of a more deserving winner. Preckie pretty much defines the meaning behind the award.

Wiggins to win it for me.