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Sport - for some the finest lesson at school, for others an hour of muscle burning hell, and a dozen eyes staring - mocking the gangly-limbed efforts of the none-too-coordinated. Anyway, onto Sports films and its very own montage... Indeed, one couldn't help but notice a little debate on the Forum about giving out answers, rather than just clues... Glad to get the blood boiling.

So - first off - the calendar. Sure, many don't think it's strictly a sports film, but in our defence the documentary it represents is based around an event that would never have happened without the greatest sports show on earth... Clue enough?

Onto to the next contentious "sport" film, and the clue with George Best in it... Okay, if horse racing and greyhound racing are counted as sports, then so are dog shows. Nuff said.

The one with the Chelsea badge, the bovines and car... Think the Chelsea nickname, and you're basically there.

The factory spouting footballs? Just say that to yourself a couple of times.

The SN on the mug? Periodic table time again, people...

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Okay, that's it - next month, it's Musicals...

AND THE WINNERS ARE...

Teresa Hill of Chester got the Phillips 20" LCD TV and DVD player, plus a DVD of the high-octane racing movie Grand Prix, starring James Garner and Yves Montand.

The following runners-up got a Grand Prix DVD each:

David Merrell, Flixton, Manchester
Ben Crooks, Bingham, Nottingham
Val Bamber, Cowes, Isle of Wight
Liam Lally, Welton, Lincoln
Oliver Bell, Guiseley, Leeds
Anthony Jackson, Chadderton, Oldham
Sally Lazarus, Barnstaple, Devon
Antony Moore, Camborne, Cornwall
Tom Clark, Hayes, Middlesex

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