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Nov 21, 1987 
Adrian Mutu edited a photo of Romania coach Victor Piturca to look like Mr Bean © CEN |
Oct 24, 1987 
Joe Bugner fights Frank Bruno in 1987 © PA Photos |
Sep 26, 1987 
Seve Ballesteros and Tony Jacklin celebrate Ryder Cup victory © Getty Images |
Aug 29, 1987 
Alessandro Andrei prepares to throw during the Shot Putt event © Getty Images |
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Aug 22, 1987 
Viv Anderson gesticulates © Getty Images |
Jul 19, 1987 
Nick Faldo holes a putt © Getty Images |
Jul 12, 1987 
The crowds turn out to watch Nigel Mansell © Sutton Images |
Jul 12, 1987 
Nigel Mansell, Nelson Piquet and Ayrton Senna on the podium © Sutton Images |
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Jul 12, 1987 
Nigel Mansell races away from team-mate Nelson Piquet © Sutton Images |
Jul 1, 1987 
Jo Durie and Jeremy Bates lift the mixed doubles trophy © Getty Images |
Jul 1, 1987 
Chris Evert winds up for a forehand © Getty Images |
Jun 20, 1987 
Sean Fitzpatrick tries to fend off French fullback Serge Blanco © Getty Images |
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Jun 20, 1987 
John Kirwan breaks the tackle of Franck Mesnel © Getty Images |
Jun 20, 1987 
Grant Fox kicks for goal © Getty Images |
Jun 20, 1987 
David Kirk lifts the Webb Ellis Cup © Getty Images |
Jun 8, 1987 
Peter Winterbottom makes a break © Getty Images |
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Jun 3, 1987 
Reference Point ridden by Steve Cauthen wins the Derby © PA Photos |
May 16, 1987 
Gary Mabbutt scores a crucial own goal © Getty Images |
May 16, 1987 
Keith Houchen scores the second goal © Getty Images |
May 1, 1987 
Boris Becker dives © Getty Images |
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