EPISODE · Dec 2, 2023 · 1H 49M
Split-Second Decisions in Sport
from Sport Shack · host Paul Tonner
Paul and Glenn are back for another educational, funny, and entertaining episode. This week we are going to discuss split-second decisions by sportspeople over the years where they have made a decision in that one moment which either brought success or failure. Will also explore what goes into making a successful split-second decision in sport. Some of what we also discuss in this episode is. - A talented, former South African cricketer whose decision to celebrate a catch prematurely, proves costly. A player who lived his life on the edge on and off the field. - A cricketer nicknamed “Zulu”, known for his great exploits at the 1999 World Cup, however, is sadly remembered in regard to the drama of the 1999 World Cup semifinal tie against Australia. - A former English football international known for his costly miss in a penalty shootout at the 1996 EURO cup and has gone on to be a successful Manager of the English national team today. - Lucas Neil and the Socceroo’s in the game against Italy at the 2006 World Cup and the infamous penalty awarded. - Split second decisions in baseball for a batter and all the decisions a batsman has to make in cricket, - Michael Bevan, Pat Cummins - Golfers such as Jean Van de Velde, Greg Norman, Bubba Watson, and Jack Nicklaus. - Graham Arnold in the World Cup qualifier against Peru - Benji Marshall’s flick pass in the 2005 NRL Grand Final and Andrew Johns going down the blind side in the last play of the 1997 Grand Final. - Referees/Cricket Umpires. - Muay Thai judges - Eli Manning and Sean Payton - Ian Poulter and Rory McIlroy at the Ryder Cup Paul and Glenn give their Claps and Slaps for the week. Miss Olivia drops by to do the Quiz and Who Am I? We have our Where are they Now? Segment and Glenn finishes off the show with another cracking Johnny joke. Split Second Decisions Sources 1. Sport and the mind.com ‘split second decisions in sports:the wave’, copyright 2023. 2. Daily mail australia, daily mail.co.uk ‘john aloisi ended 32 years of heartache for australia with THAT winning penalty against uruguay in 2005… here’s how that unforgettable night changed the socceroos legend’s life forever’, by andrew prentice, 29/10/2022. 3. En-vision racing.com ‘what goes into a split-second decision?’ 9/6/2020. 4. The palm beach post ‘jack nicklaus says it was in the spirit of the ryder cup to concede putt to tony jacklin in 1969, d’angelo’. Tom d’angelo, 22/9/23. 5. Bleacher report.com ‘the 20 ballsiest decisions in sports’, john schoch, 30/1/2013. 6. Sportscroll.com ‘25 star athletes who were forced to apolizie for foolish words’, Darren, 10/6/2020. 7. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2015_NRL_Grand_Final 8. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bubba_Watson 9. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gareth_Southgate 10. The guardian.com ‘under pressure: why athletes choke’, mark williams and tim wigmore, 5/11/2020. 11. Tennistalent.co.uk ‘how to make split-second decisions during a point’, by max figgett, 10/12/2016. 12. The roar.com.au ‘the split-second decision that sums up jarryd hayne’, by john macdonald, 30/8/2017. 13. The conversation.com ‘fair call? What sport can show us about high-speed decisions’. By keith lyons, 6/11/2014. 14. Soccerinteraction.com, sia academy ‘decision making in sport’, 15. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eli_Manning 16. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Herschelle_Gibbs 17. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Percy_Montgomery 18. https://www.espncricinfo.com/cricketers/herschelle-gibbs-45224 19. News18. com.cricket next ‘on this day in 1999: herchelle gibbs dropped catch that cost south africa the cricket world cup’. 13/6/2022. 20. Great australian sporting moments, by michael roberts with michael tormay, 2008. The miegunyah press 21. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shpageeza_Cricket_League 22. Iol.co.za ‘herchelle gibbs pops the question to girlfriend dana nemeth’, venecia valentine, 19/6/23. 23. Dailyvoice.co.za ‘here’s to a long partnership:cricket legend to marry bombshell’, voice reporter, 20/6/23.
What this episode covers
Paul and Glenn are back for another educational, funny, and entertaining episode. This week we are going to discuss split-second decisions by sportspeople over the years where they have made a decision in that one moment which either brought success or failure. Will also explore what goes into making a successful split-second decision in sport. Some of what we also discuss in this episode is. - A talented, former South African cricketer whose decision to celebrate a catch prematurely, proves costly. A player who lived his life on the edge on and off the field. - A cricketer nicknamed “Zulu”, known for his great exploits at the 1999 World Cup, however, is sadly remembered in regard to the drama of the 1999 World Cup semifinal tie against Australia. - A former English football international known for his costly miss in a penalty shootout at the 1996 EURO cup and has gone on to be a successful Manager of the English national team today. - Lucas Neil and the Socceroo’s in the game against Italy at the 2006 World Cup and the infamous penalty awarded. - Split second decisions in baseball for a batter and all the decisions a batsman has to make in cricket, - Michael Bevan, Pat Cummins - Golfers such as Jean Van de Velde, Greg Norman, Bubba Watson, and Jack Nicklaus. - Graham Arnold in the World Cup qualifier against Peru - Benji Marshall’s flick pass in the 2005 NRL Grand Final and Andrew Johns going down the blind side in the last play of the 1997 Grand Final. - Referees/Cricket Umpires. - Muay Thai judges - Eli Manning and Sean Payton - Ian Poulter and Rory McIlroy at the Ryder Cup Paul and Glenn give their Claps and Slaps for the week. Miss Olivia drops by to do the Quiz and Who Am I? We have our Where are they Now? Segment and Glenn finishes off the show with another cracking Johnny joke. Split Second Decisions Sources 1. Sport and the mind.com ‘split second decisions in sports:the wave’, copyright 2023. 2. Daily mail australia, daily mail.co.uk ‘john aloisi ended 32 years of heartache for australia with THAT winning penalty against uruguay in 2005… here’s how that unforgettable night changed the socceroos legend’s life forever’, by andrew prentice, 29/10/2022. 3. En-vision racing.com ‘what goes into a split-second decision?’ 9/6/2020. 4. The palm beach post ‘jack nicklaus says it was in the spirit of the ryder cup to concede putt to tony jacklin in 1969, d’angelo’. Tom d’angelo, 22/9/23. 5. Bleacher report.com ‘the 20 ballsiest decisions in sports’, john schoch, 30/1/2013. 6. Sportscroll.com ‘25 star athletes who were forced to apolizie for foolish words’, Darren, 10/6/2020. 7. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2015_NRL_Grand_Final 8. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bubba_Watson 9. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gareth_Southgate 10. The guardian.com ‘under pressure: why athletes choke’, mark williams and tim wigmore, 5/11/2020. 11. Tennistalent.co.uk ‘how to make split-second decisions during a point’, by max figgett, 10/12/2016. 12. The roar.com.au ‘the split-second decision that sums up jarryd hayne’, by john macdonald, 30/8/2017. 13. The conversation.com ‘fair call? What sport can show us about high-speed decisions’. By keith lyons, 6/11/2014. 14. Soccerinteraction.com, sia academy ‘decision making in sport’, 15. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eli_Manning 16. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Herschelle_Gibbs 17. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Percy_Montgomery 18. https://www.espncricinfo.com/cricketers/herschelle-gibbs-45224 19. News18. com.cricket next ‘on this day in 1999: herchelle gibbs dropped catch that cost south africa the cricket world cup’. 13/6/2022. 20. Great australian sporting moments, by michael roberts with michael tormay, 2008. The miegunyah press 21. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shpageeza_Cricket_League 22. Iol.co.za ‘herchelle gibbs pops the question to girlfriend dana nemeth’, venecia valentine, 19/6/23. 23. Dailyvoice.co.za ‘here’s to a long partnership:cricket legend to marry bombshell’, voice reporter, 20/6/23.
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