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Complete and utter thrashings.

howard hhoward h Posts: 23,369
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South Africa 16, Trinidad and Tobago not even nil. (Women's Hockey).

Starting with the mighty Bon Accord, what national or international games should have been stopped long before the final whistle on basic grounds of humanity??
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    degsyhufcdegsyhufc Posts: 59,251
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    Germany 7-1 Brazil.

    But that was just funny :D
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    Jimmy_McNultyJimmy_McNulty Posts: 11,378
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    Froch vs Bootay
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    howard hhoward h Posts: 23,369
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    clarky323 wrote: »

    Bet that never happens again - in football anyway.
    NOTE; Gibraltar have yet to go to Germany. But I can't see Germany letting in 32 :D
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    degsyhufcdegsyhufc Posts: 59,251
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    Phil Taylor has won the world champs three times without the opponent taking a set.

    7-0 over John Part in 2001
    7-0 over Peter Manley in 2002
    and 7-0 over Manley again in 2006
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    DDRickyDDDDRickyDD Posts: 5,252
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    The 2012 Olympic tennis Final's in both Men's and Women's Singles.
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    grassmarketgrassmarket Posts: 33,010
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    You've got to look at the Rugby World Cup for some real stonkings - stats here

    We can pick out

    Australia 142 Namibia 0
    New Zealand 145 Japan 17
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    EStaffs90EStaffs90 Posts: 13,722
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    We've had these thrashings in the Netball in Glasgow already:

    St Lucia 24 Jamaica 88
    Scotland 14 New Zealand 71
    Barbados 27 Australia 77
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    david16david16 Posts: 14,821
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    John Parrott suffered a most humiliating 18-3 defeat in a world championships snooker final in 1989.
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    degsyhufcdegsyhufc Posts: 59,251
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    Slightly different but Jimmy White. He didn't get thrashed in the WC finals but he lost 6 times which must be a kick in the teeth.
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    Rich Tea.Rich Tea. Posts: 22,048
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    Amazingly at 3 of the 4 tennis majors in 1987 there was a total whitewash.

    French Open 1987 this happened in the 2nd round;

    Karol Novacek beat Eduardo Bengoechea 6-0 6-0 6-0

    Wimbledon 1987 and this rare feat happened in the first round;

    Stefan Edberg beat fellow Swede Stefan Eriksson 6-0 6-0 6-0.

    Then at the next Grand Slam, the US Open, it happened in the first round again;

    Ivan Lendl beat Barry Moir 6-0 6-0 6-0


    Outside of 1987 it only happened on two other occasions at a grand slam tennis match in the Open era since 1968.
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    howard hhoward h Posts: 23,369
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    Rich Tea. wrote: »
    Amazingly at 3 of the 4 tennis majors in 1987 there was a total whitewash.

    French Open 1987 this happened in the 2nd round;

    Karol Novacek beat Eduardo Bengoechea 6-0 6-0 6-0

    Wimbledon 1987 and this rare feat happened in the first round;

    Stefan Edberg beat fellow Swede Stefan Eriksson 6-0 6-0 6-0.

    Then at the next Grand Slam, the US Open, it happened in the first round again;

    Ivan Lendl beat Barry Moir 6-0 6-0 6-0


    Outside of 1987 it only happened on two other occasions at a grand slam tennis match in the Open era since 1968.
    In the Davies Cup - didn't Murray beat a Luxembourger 6 - 0 x 3??
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    Iqbal_MIqbal_M Posts: 4,093
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    A few F1 examples:-

    Qualifying for the 1988 Monaco Grand Prix when Ayrton Senna took pole position over then teammate Alain Prost by 1.5 seconds.

    1995 Australian Grand Prix when Damon Hill lapped the field twice.

    1993 European Grand Prix Ayrton Senna nearly lapping the field.

    1996 Spanish Grand Prix Michael Schumacher doing the same thing.

    2008 British Grand Prix when Lewis Hamilton also doing the same thing.
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    Corkhead.Corkhead. Posts: 445
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    I put the ball past my little brother about twenty five times in five minutes when we played football in our back garden once. Mind you, he was only about six at the time and I told him to go in goal because it was my ball.

    I had to do it. I was England and he was Scotland. There was national pride at stake.


    A couple of years later, England beat Scotland 9 - 3 at Wembley. The Scottish goalkeeper that day was a bloke called Frank Haffey. The poor sod took all the blame for the welting dished out by England and disappeared without trace.

    After that match, a joke went around at school, which everybody delighted in saying every time the only Scottish kid in our school was within earshot. It went:

    "I say, I say, I say, what's the time at Wembley..?"

    "I don't know, what is the time at Wembley?"

    "It's nearly ten past Haffey."


    Oh, how we laughed.
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    Kiko H FanKiko H Fan Posts: 6,546
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    Swansea 21 - 6 Australia.
    4th November 1992.
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    grassmarketgrassmarket Posts: 33,010
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    Corkhead. wrote: »

    A couple of years later, England beat Scotland 9 - 3 at Wembley. The Scottish goalkeeper that day was a bloke called Frank Haffey. The poor sod took all the blame for the welting dished out by England and disappeared without trace.
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    When I lived in Glasgow in the 80s, someone once pointed a woman out to me in the street. "You see her? She's Frank Haffey's AUNTIE!" The curse extended to the whole family.
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    [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 29
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    With Tony gone I fear a few thrashings are coming our way. Sort it Palace.
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    howard hhoward h Posts: 23,369
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    The last Test was a bit of a thrashing! The sort of score you would associate with Australia v Bangladesh!
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    Gregory ShapeGregory Shape Posts: 2,595
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    howard h wrote: »
    The last Test was a bit of a thrashing! The sort of score you would associate with Australia v Bangladesh!

    That's because India were utterly pathetic and looked like they couldn't wait to catch the plane home. I thought they were bad when they were here in 2011, but they managed to surpass themselves yesterday. Woeful.
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    grassmarketgrassmarket Posts: 33,010
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    Some pretty big scores coming in from the Youth Olympic hockey competition in Nanjing this week. It's 5-a-side hockey, so the game only lasts 36 minutes. The Fiji womens 'team in particular are showing that they are slow starters in big competitions.

    Argentina 22 Fiji 0
    Netherlands 17 Fiji 0
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    david16david16 Posts: 14,821
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    Kiko H Fan wrote: »
    Swansea 21 - 6 Australia.
    4th November 1992.

    Rugby?

    If it is 21-6 is not a thrashing, whereas 21-6 would be a thrashing in snooker or darts or the winner of the golf ends -21 while 2nd place person ends -6.
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    jake1981jake1981 Posts: 5,716
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    :)Me on day one of the Ebor Tipping contest:o

    Only got 2 points :blush:
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    fab cescfab cesc Posts: 19,196
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    From last week in domestic cricket

    Nottinghamshire 368-2 (45.0 overs)
    Middlesex 80 (13.3 overs)
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    BhaveshgorBhaveshgor Posts: 9,312
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    fab cesc wrote: »
    From last week in domestic cricket

    Nottinghamshire 368-2 (45.0 overs)
    Middlesex 80 (13.3 overs)

    Quite misleading due to the rain.;-)
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    fab cescfab cesc Posts: 19,196
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    Even with the rain that's still a thrashing :p
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