One of the most versatile players in Green Bay Packers history, Tony Canadeo did it all for the team.  A NFL Champion in 1944, Canadeo would become the third player in the NFL to rush for over 1,000 Yards, and the first Packer to do so.  He would play good defense, was their kick returner and occasionally was used at Quarterback.  He is one of six players to have his number retired by the team, and he entered the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1974, a year after he entered the Packers Hall of Fame.  Grene Bay also retired his number #3 in 1953, the first in franchise history.

Wasn’t there a famous British figure skating duo? The good doctor thinks so (but is too lazy to research who they were) and is pretty sure Penny Coomes wasn’t part of that famed pair. Who cares, she is cute!

Half Portuguese, Half Angolan, but All-German sprinter, Tatjana Pinto is a melting pot of sexiness on the track.  The good doctor loves that mixture any day!

The darling for many who follow British Field Hockey, Georgie Twigg (isn’t that almost as British a name as you can get), certainly is a favorite of the good doctor.