Did he lose one? Here's another explanation

"It is possible that the number refers to three of his great naval victories, perhaps Copenhagen, the Nile, and Trafalgar:

- thus giving won-won-won.

Posted By: Small on September 4th 2009 at 16:24:58

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111-3! (Other Sports) - Garry Brooke, Sep 4, 14:36:22
- Why is it called the Nelson? (n/m) (Other Sports) - Small, Sep 4, 14:40:04
  - One eye, one arm, one leg. (Other Sports) - Arizona Bay, Sep 4, 14:42:07
    - and two eyes - just one didn't work (Other Sports) - Pixelman, Sep 4, 14:51:04
    - And never wore a patch (n/m) (Other Sports) - duke of york, Sep 4, 14:45:13
  - ... (Other Sports) - jafski, Sep 4, 14:41:01
    - I always thought that it was something to do with the battles he fought (Other Sports) - Small, Sep 4, 14:44:26
      - won 1 drawn 1 lost 1 (n/m) (Other Sports) - selwyn, Sep 4, 16:14:54
        
        Did he lose one? Here's another explanation (Other Sports) - Small, Sep 4, 16:24:58
      - Three if you belive what Lady Hamilton had to say. (n/m) (Other Sports) - jafski, Sep 4, 14:45:40
      - therefore he also had one leg (n/m) (Other Sports) - camcan, Sep 4, 14:45:40

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