Mark Cavendish (cycling)
Darren Clarke (golf)
Alastair Cook (cricket)
Luke Donald (golf)
Mo Farah (athletics)
Dai Greene (athletics)
Amir Khan (boxing)
Rory McIlroy (golf)
Andy Murray (tennis)
Andrew Strauss (cricket)
I suspect Rory McIlroy will win but Mark Cavendish deserves it.
As it's probably his last chance, what he's been through personally and has finally won his first major this year, not to mention his Ryder Cup history I reckon Darren Clarke is a shoe-in. Rory has got years ahead of him in which to win it during his career, Darren is in the twilight of his.
On "personality" then Darren wins by a mile - he's well out on front as you might say :-)
As a runner myself I'd love to see Mo FarAh win, and Mark Cavendish's achievements are indeed amazing.
I don't know if anyone here has seen the "Rory McIlroy's Indecent Proposals" sketches by the comedian Diarmuid Corr - not sure I could ever see the lad in the same light again after that!
Unfortunately it's not based on acheivement. Minority sports never get a look in. Carl Fogarty, 3 time WSB champ was overlooked in favour of Tiger Tim (never won owt) one year.
Strauss has a chance, Cavendish for a place, Clarke for a place. Although they'll probably give it to serial choker Murray.