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Rumbelows Sprint Challenge 2nd Semi Final, Wembley Stadium, Sunday 12th April 992
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Rumbelows Sprint Challenge 2nd Semi Final, Wembley Stadium, Sunday 12th April 992
Rumbelows Sprint Challenge 2nd Semi Final, Wembley Stadium, Sunday 12th April 992. The aim of the challenge was to find the fastest player in the League. Each club is invited to send its fastest player to regional heats, with the fastest 2 from each, and the fastest 4 losers qualifying for the final. The players had to run 100m in football boots and normal match kit on grass. The competition was won by John Williams of Swansea City, who collected ten thousand pounds. Pictured, No. 13 Michael Gilkes (Reading), No. 7 Keith Curle (Manchester City), No. 15 John Williams (Swansea), No. 14 Adrian Littlejohn (Sheffield Utd)
Brendan Monks
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Challenge Final Finals League Cup Race Rumbelows Running Sprint 100m 1992 Metres
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Capturing the Thrill of Speed - Rumbelows Sprint Challenge 2nd Semi Final
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. In this nostalgic print from April 12th, 1992, we are transported back to the iconic Wembley Stadium for the exhilarating Rumbelows Sprint Challenge. The aim of this electrifying event was to determine the fastest player in the League, making it a true test of speed and agility. As we gaze upon the image, our attention is drawn to four remarkable athletes who have made it to the semi-finals. No. 13 Michael Gilkes representing Reading, No. 7 Keith Curle proudly donning Manchester City's colors, No. 15 John Williams representing Swansea City - ultimately crowned as champion - and No. 14 Adrian Littlejohn showcasing his skills on behalf of Sheffield United. The challenge required these talented players to sprint an impressive 100 meters on grass while wearing their football boots and regular match kit – a testament to their athleticism and determination. Amidst fierce competition and roaring crowds at Wembley Stadium, John Williams emerged victorious as he crossed that finish line first. His incredible feat earned him not only glory but also a handsome prize of ten thousand pounds. This snapshot by Brendan Monks allows us to relive those thrilling moments when these exceptional athletes pushed themselves beyond their limits in pursuit of greatness. It serves as a reminder that even within football's grandeur lies room for individual brilliance and celebration of raw speed.
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