The worst sports outfit fails of all time

                                                                 

British bobsledder Gillian Cooke’s skin-tight Lycra suit tragically split as she bent over before boarding her sleigh at a 2010 world championship event in Switzerland. The video racked up over 1.5 million views on YouTube and made her an overnight sensation for all the wrong reasons. How did she perform?                                                                           

Back in 2004, Cameroon took to the field wearing quite appalling all-in-ones. FIFA were forced to dust off and promptly enforce their famous 'all shirts and shorts must be separate items' ruling and Sepp Blatter hastily had his say. Surely it should have been banned on grounds of taste, rather than anything silly like an    itemised clothing rule, though.                                                                                                                              

American ice dancers Maia Shibutani suffered an embarrassing wardrobe malfunction that disrupted her performance in Sochi. Maia's dress somehow became attached to her brother's costume during a lift midway through their free dance, causing her tights to snag and rip apart. The tights were torn virtually the entire way around her right leg.                                                                                                         

Sir Alex Ferguson reportedly burst into the Manchester United dressing room at half-time and bellowed: "Get that kit off" with his side struggling against Southampton in their horrible grey shirts. Not bothering to tinker with the design of the shorts or socks, Umbro's famously disgusting shirts looked entirely out of place. They were gone before anyone could really appreciate them *cough*.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                             posted by Emanto Ngaloru  Feb 20, 2014.