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Stuff sporting moment of the year voting page

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Stuff sporting moment of the year voting page
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currently led by Winston Reid's goal v slovakia

here's the link
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Adam Hall's Paralympics gold, 144 votes from well-meaning, yet mistaken people, 5.0%
Winston Reid's World Cup goal, 1091 correct votes, 37.9%
 
Israel Dagg's matchwinning try in Soweto, 225 votes from self-indulgent boofheads/farmers who still think Rob Muldoon is Prime Minister, 7.8%
Nikki Hamblin's 800m silver, 43 votes from fitness jocks, 1.5%
 
 
Silver Ferns' Commonwealth Games gold, 610 votes from sheilas/homosexuals, 21.2%
Hamish Bond & Eric Murray's rowing gold, 59 votes from aqua fitness jocks, 2.1%
 
Nathan Fien's Four Nations try, 426 votes from poor boofheads (my second preference, tbh), 14.8%
Total 2875 votes
Stevo2010-12-30 14:56:22
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turns out that if you read the article with any attention at all(which i hadn't so far )

that this Stuff poll is only a warm up for the public voting for a Halberg award - see below >>>

Cricket, rugby, rugby league, skiing, football, rowing, athletics and netball have been shortlisted for the 'New Zealand's Favourite Sporting Moment' which will feature in the next Halberg Awards.

The public get a chance for involvement in this category at New Zealand's premier sports awards, voting for what they consider to be the best moment of a memorable 2010.

The shortlist, selected by a panel made up of representatives from The Halberg Trust, Sparc and the media partners, is (in chronological order):

blah, blah

3. All Whites - Winston Reid's last minute goal against Slovakia; FIFA World Cup, South Africa

blah. blah

The winner will be announced at the gala dinner on February 10.

"We know how much New Zealander's care about their sport and now they get a chance to become involved in a meaningful way," Halberg Trust chief executive Steve Hall said.

He said the criteria was for "the most exciting, remarkable or compelling sporting moment, game or series during 2010 involving New Zealand sporting teams and individuals both at home and abroad".

Voting can be made by text, and online at skysport.co.nz, starting on January 1.

Voting closes at lunchtime on Thursday February 10.

The feature of the public voting is a prize of four tickets to attend the Westpac Halberg Awards Dinner, which includes travel and accommodation, walking the red carpet with the stars, and sitting with three-time Halberg Award winner, Valerie Adams.
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Stevo wrote:

<H2><FONT face="Times New Roman, Times, serif" size=2>Adam Hall's Paralympics gold, 144 votes from well-meaning, yet mistaken people, 5.0%</H2>

Winston Reid's World Cup goal, 1091 correct votes, 37.9%

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<H2><FONT face="Times New Roman, Times, serif" size=2>Israel Dagg's matchwinning try in Soweto, 225 votes from self-indulgent boofheads/farmers who still think Rob Muldoon is Prime Minister, 7.8%</H2>

Nikki Hamblin's 800m silver, 43 votes from fitness jocks, 1.5%

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<H2><FONT face="Times New Roman, Times, serif" size=2>Silver Ferns' Commonwealth Games gold, 610 votes from sheilas/homosexuals, 21.2%</H2>
Hamish Bond & Eric Murray's rowing gold, 59 votes from aqua fitness jocks, 2.1%

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<H2><FONT face="Times New Roman, Times, serif" size=2>Nathan Fien's Four Nations try, 426 votes from poor boofheads (my second preference, tbh), 14.8%</H2>
<FONT face="Times New Roman, Times, serif" size=2>Total 2875 votes


stevo, where is your snappy comment for Brendon MccCullum ?

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Best. Spam. Ever.

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about 15 years ago · edited over 13 years ago
Reid has to win.
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