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Which retired British athlete deserves a proper statue outside a major stadium?
Britain has produced no shortage of sporting icons, but only a few get immortalised in bronze. Rank the legends you reckon most deserve a permanent spot on the concrete.
Put the items in your preferred order.
A
Sir Andy Murray
Two Wimbledon titles, an Olympic gold and decades of carrying British tennis on a metal hip. If anyone has earned a plinth outside SW19, it's him.
B
Dame Jessica Ennis-Hill
Heptathlon gold on Super Saturday made her the symbol of a summer that genuinely changed how Britain saw itself. Sheffield should have ordered the bronze years ago.
C
Sir Mo Farah
From Mogadishu to the top of the podium, Farah's distance running dominance defined a generation. The Stratford skyline still feels incomplete without him.
D
Sir Bradley Wiggins
The first Briton to win the Tour, followed by Olympic time trial gold a week later. Cycling's transformation in this country owes him an enormous debt.
E
Sir Kenny Dalglish
Player, manager, and the steady hand Liverpool leaned on after Hillsborough. His legacy stretches far beyond goals and trophies.
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