Duncan MacDowall

Duncan MacDowall

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About

Duncan is a born and bred Londoner who briefly played professional football for Birmingham City in the early 1980s.

His sporting interests include MMA, NBA, Road Cycling, Athletics,Soccer, Rugby Union and a little bit of Boxing.

Short List

  • Favorite Athletes

    David Haye, Lyoto Machida, Dean Macey, Jonah Lomu, Nate Diaz, Ana Quirot, Jim Ryun, Michael Johnson, Fernando Redondo, Malcolm MacDonald, Tom Boonen, David Hemery, Kathy Cook, David James, David Wilkie, Victor Davies, Nicole Cook, Venus and Serena Williams, Jimmy Connors, Gavin Henson, Ole Olsen, Wayne Rooney

  • Favorite Sports Teams

    Wales Rugby Union, 1970s Leeds United, Argentina

  • Favorite Coaches

    Terry Venables, Malcolm Allison, Jose Peckerman, Arsene Wenger

  • All Time Sports Moment

    World Speedway Final Wembley, Uk 4x400 Kris Akabusi on last leg,

  • Most Memorable Game Attended

    QPR v Cardiff playoffs Millenium Stadium

  • Most Unbreakable Sports Record

    Flo Jo's 100m. Marita Koch's 400m. will never be broken

  • Unitas or Montana?

    Joe Montana

  • Jordan or Russell?

    Jordan

  • Pele or Maradona?

    Maradona

  • Federer or Sampras?

    Mckenroe

  • Tiger or Nicklaus?

    Both

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  • Giorgi Dolidze posted 977 days ago

    Giorgi Dolidze

    hey Ducan, thanks for becoming a fan :)

  • Dann Khan posted 980 days ago

    Dann Khan

    Hey mate.
    Did my first slide show today. It is supposed to be humor. Tell me if you like it

    http://bleacherreport.com/articles/197755-looking-at-sports-once-again-when-it-sickens-me#page/13

  • Keith Griffin posted 984 days ago

    Keith Griffin

    Hey,

    Would love your opinion on this piece if you have the time, and please feel free to comment/rate etc.

    http://bleacherreport.com/articles/194838-carlos-alberto-claims-manchester-united-are-raping-brazilian-football?just_published=1

    Thanks as always,

    Keith

  • Jack Vallon posted 995 days ago

    Jack Vallon

    Hey Duncan,
    Just wanted to say after checking out your profile that i too was born in London, Bow to be precise.

    Just dont like the diving and antics. it ruins the game for me.

    Thanks for the comments mate

  • Jesper Olsen posted 1017 days ago

    Jesper Olsen

    I'm flattered are you talking about the fulbito one?

    No I've never heard of it. I take it it's one you'd recommend.

  • Maire Ofeire posted 1018 days ago

    Maire Ofeire

    That's a terrible pity - hopefully you will fall back in love with it although the ways its going doesn't seem nice.

    Paolo Maldini is my all time favourite - a legend among mercenaries.

  • Maire Ofeire posted 1018 days ago

    Maire Ofeire

    Brady was on Irish television for years (only left when he took up the Irish job with Trapattoni) and he is known for having his ways and grumpy if anyone disagrees. As an Arsenal players at times he could be a bit embarrassing but at other times it was great cos he sticks up for the club and manager no matter what. It makes a change from the likes of Ian Wright who slag off the club and management.

    Agh yes Rix and his arrest ha ha well Merson, Adams and others have had their troubles too. I think now footballers can deal with the pressure more as they are looked after better, they certainly are at Arsenal.

    There has been a long list of sublime players at Arsenal, Bergkamp would be my favourite but not too far behind are Henry, Pires, Overmars, Ljungberg, Fabregas, Rosicky and now Arshavin.

    Will you be shouting for Arsenal tonight?

  • Maire Ofeire posted 1018 days ago

    Maire Ofeire

    Hi Duncan,

    I'm 23 so never saw Brady play apart from videos and clips and he looked awesome. He is the one player I would love to turn back time and see play. I was at an Arsenal game recently and was talking to an old time Gunner and he told me Brady was the second best player to ever have worn an Arsenal shirt, the best was Bergkamp.

    What way was he cynical? He is known for been very grumpy and somewhat of a short fuse. He is also blinded by his devotion to Arsenal and Wenger, I have seen that in interviews with him.

    Interesting about Rix, can't say I know too much about him to be honest apart from what he was like as a player. I suppose everyone has a nasty side to a degree. Even the wonderful Bergkamp wasn't adverse to breaking the odd few rules :)

    Cheers,
    Mary

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