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Sally Gunnell

Sally Gunnell

British former track and field athleteWikipedia

Search complete. 13 mentions across 9 episodes found for "Sally Gunnell".

Oct 20, 2026

Nick HolderHOST
11:19
No.
Tom DarkHOST
11:20
Oh, it was Sally Gunnell.
Tom DarkHOST
11:21
Sally Gunnell.
Nick HolderHOST
11:21
Sally Gunnell.
Nick HolderHOST
11:22
Yeah.
Nick HolderHOST
11:22
Yeah, maybe Sally Gunnell.
Tom DarkHOST
11:23
[laughs]
Nick HolderHOST
11:24
Yeah, they went absolutely, they, they went absolutely crazy and ordered two, um, bowls of rice.
Paul AvinsHOST
1:56
Built and sold and scaled, um, a weight loss, fitness, health business, uh, for multiple seven figures.
Paul AvinsHOST
2:04
Um, has worked with people like, uh, Arsenal Football Club, uh, Pfizer, uh, Ronnie O'Sullivan, Roger Black, Sally Gunnell, sports...
Paul AvinsHOST
2:12
Amazing sports people.
Paul AvinsHOST
2:13
And he's the, the powerhouse, and I'm gonna say this, behind trying to get us all to stop to think more.
Andrew RyanGUEST
38:37
So when a ball goes high, it stays and it kind of comes back.
Andrew RyanGUEST
38:41
Whereas you kind of towed it, but you hit it low and then you got what's known as a Sally Gunnell, which is a runner.
Shane ToddHOST
38:48
Now you're making things up now.
Andrew RyanGUEST
38:49
No, a Sally Gunnel in golf is called a runner, right? If you hit the ball low and it bobbles on, it's known as a Sally Gunnel.
Darren HarrisGUEST
58:56
Um,
Will NormanHOST
58:57
yeah, I think it's something I've reflected on a lot because I grew up, um, I remember watching Barcelona Olympics, Linford Christie, Sally Gunnell, Colin Jackson, these guys, and thinking, I want to
Darren HarrisGUEST
59:12
do that.
Will NormanHOST
59:13
And so getting to a Paralympics, pulling on a GB shirt and thinking, I've done it.
John RobinsGUEST
45:22
I think it's so funny the way he uses nouns as verbs.
John RobinsGUEST
45:29
And that I remember when I read, um, I Partridge howling at that, the Sally Gunnell section, that was my standout bit of the whole book.
John RobinsGUEST
45:40
And I think the line is they, they get drunk on sake and he said, uh, I dared her to hop all the way back to the hotel.
John RobinsGUEST
45:50
She did.
Colin JacksonGUEST
24:45
in, um, '93, I mean, I was under a lot of pressure to win that title courtesy what happened the previous year when I kind of failed dismally at the Olympic Games in 1992.
Colin JacksonGUEST
24:57
So to arrive at the World Championships in '93, world leader, um, with Sally Gunnell and Lifa Christie already being the Olympic champions, me supposed to have been Olympic champion and failing, I felt I had a lot to prove.
Colin JacksonGUEST
25:10
And so the pressure was most probably cranked up then personally more than ever before because I knew I was capable and good enough, and now I had to deliver and show the world, you know, that I can be a big-time performer under the most pressure.
Colin JacksonGUEST
25:27
And so I had run fast.
Paul SmithHOST
13:11
...
Paul SmithHOST
13:11
when it was all Sally Gunnell and Linford, 'cause that's my generation.
Paul SmithHOST
13:14
But honestly, she absolutely wiped them out-
Stephen SmithHOST
13:16
[laughs]
Pete CohenGUEST
18:33
yeah.
Pete CohenGUEST
18:33
So Sally Gunnell, who lives down the road from me.
Pete CohenGUEST
18:37
I moved to Sussex because of her.
Pete CohenGUEST
18:39
That lady changed my life, you know.
Bayo and JodyHOST
12:31
Um, like, brilliant.
Bayo and JodyHOST
12:33
Um, Sally Gunnell, who once, after the meet, we tried to get back into the- Yeah ...
Bayo and JodyHOST
12:39
the warm-up track, and w- there were some guards stopping us, and we were talk- I don't know if we'd met Sally Gunnell before.
Bayo and JodyHOST
12:44
I don't remember.
Bayo and JodyHOST
12:44
No, I don't.

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