Yes for Pendleton, but no, the Ennis does nothing for me. Breasts like pecs and and arse like granite no doubt.

Not quite sure I understand this. Without doubt, the right person won though. Wiggo is better than good. It helps that he won one of the toughest sporting events on the planet as a Brit in a British team.

And, TBH, I think you are wrong about Murray. I do think he cares what people think. A lot. He's just very awkward.

I'm just saying don't try and apply logic to these things...

He cares what people think about him, most people do. However he'll only go so far to achieve it. His life is his and no-one elses.

There was a good feature on Wiggo's Tour de France challenge last night on ITV4 at 8pm (available on catchup here ).

It makes an hour seem like a minute.

It also reaffirmed just how strong Froome was in the mountains.........

We all know it was a very tough year to pick a winner, they all had an excellent case.

But I can't help and think that if a British Olympian had won gold in the 800m 1500m 5000m and the marathon!!!. They would have been the winner this year

this has to be a totally inhuman achievement

I think that is a little harsh on Andy Murray. He doesn't like being interviewed but I think he cares a great deal about being an inspiration and appreciates the support people give him. Have a look at this article http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-tayside-central-19610677

He signed every autograph that was asked of him, posed for every pic. The walkabout took many more hours than planned because of this but it was his decision to do it. I am not necessarily an Andy Murray fan but I was impressed with this.