105YR OLD JAPANESE MAN BECOMES THE OLDEST COMPETITIVE SPRINTER

Hidekichi Miyazaki claimed a remarkable record by becoming the oldest competitive sprinter in the world. The 105 year old Japanese man ran the 100 meter dash in 42.22 seconds, cementing his place in history as possibly one of the fittest people to have ever lived. Being fit is one thing, but sustaining fitness levels for over a century is extraordinary.

See more pictures after the cut including his Usain Bolt pose

MOURINHO MAKES 2015 GUINNESS BOOK OF RECORDS

Jose Mourinho has had his name
entered into the 2016 version of the
Guinness Book of Records.
To celebrate the honour, our manager was
presented with unique framed certificates
marking his achievements at Cobham recently.
Mourinho’s five managerial records in the
latest edition of the famous and prestigious
book are as follows:
Longest football unbeaten home run by a
manager (nine years)