The Beijing Games were meant to make a statement to the world - just as Hitler planned for Berlin in 1936. In Germany it was Jesse Owens who put the Nazis in their place. Now America's wonder swimmer is making a mega-splash in muddy waters... Posted August 12, 2008 by Mark Hauser

The double Olympic sprint champion demonstrated in Beijing that there is no ultimate in human sporting achievement. Posted August 24, 2008 by Mark Hauser

We all remember the amazing medal-winning feats of Nadia Comaneci, Mark Spitz and Jesse Owens - but what about all those wild, whacky and tear-jerking Games memories? Posted August 06, 2008 by Greg Varkonyi

Both top quality players and you were lucky to have them both in their prime. I was of the opinion that Owens best days are behind him but i have a sneaking feeling that, given the right service, he could out score most strikers in the Prem for maybe 2 mo

Gunneresque, making a comment on a new story on yahoo about the on going injury problems of Owen Hargreaves does not make me an idiot. Of course I know nearly every United fan should know that Owens inurys are potentially career threatening, all I am doing