murphy will regain title
murphy will regain title
lawrence murphy will destroy farnell in a rematch
Re: murphy will regain title
thanks for the infodmcneil wrote:lawrence murphy will destroy farnell in a rematch
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mickeybeard
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It's slang. You can get away with either, it's not like Mr Collins or Mr Oxford are going to ask you to 'step outside' about it.bigynzing wrote:..........and i always thought it was spelled mullerdIan 'Mr' McNeilly wrote:Based on what? He looked like a total novice and got totally 'mullahed' as Nige Benn would have put it.
And Murphy needs to go back down a few levels and come up slowly, if he's going to come up at all. I can't see anything but Farnell 'mullering' him again in an immediate rematch.
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Dynamite Dean Phillips
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Re: murphy will regain title
And this is only his first postdmcneil wrote:lawrence murphy will destroy farnell in a rematch
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jamesmcdonnell
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No idea, I think you are correct - is Gerhard Muller the same as Gerd Muller of the 70's?jamesmcdonnell wrote:I believe the term mullered refers back to that German footballer, Gerhard Muller?
There seems to be no definitive explanation I can find though.
If yes, then it probably has as some connection with the 1970 world cup quarter final when Muller basically "Mullard" England.
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steve richards
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Spot on Dean, I was there when he ko'd elcock and to be fair he caught elcock on the spot with a lucky punch, elcock will fight murphy next then the winner will fight the winner of farnell vs Lockett. I think Murphy proved he isnt the greatest thing to come out of ScotlandDynamite Dean Phillips wrote:Murphy got lucky, but his luck has been shortlived. Simple as that.
Those overhand rights he was caught with in the Farnell fight were textbook shots that shouldn't have landed at that rate at that level in professonal boxing.
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mickeybeard
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Maybe. Some people think it comes from the whole 80's Mad Mullah thing, so mullahed would mean wrecked in terms of blown-up. Don't suppose it matters one way or the other really. Certainly don't suppose it mattered to the fighters that Benn mullered... Or mullahed.jamesmcdonnell wrote:I believe the term mullered refers back to that German footballer, Gerhard Muller?
There seems to be no definitive explanation I can find though.
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jamesmcdonnell
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Gerd is I think a more colloquial form of Gerhard.....
I said all along that the shot Murphy landed was a lucky shot, if you watch in slow motion, it's part of a pretty ineffectual looking 4 punch combo, which were all arm shots, it was the third shot I think, and you see Murphy throw the final punch, and then a look of surprise that Elcock has gone down. He knew that it wasn't solid enough to provoke that kind of drastic reaction normally.
Those sort of shots aren't planned, had it landed anywhere but the temple it would have been shrugged off.
This is no disrespect to Murphy, but that was a lucky punch, and flattered to deceive. His shortcoming and lack of experience were brutally exposed by Farnell, and I don't see how the outcome could be any different in a rematch.
I said all along that the shot Murphy landed was a lucky shot, if you watch in slow motion, it's part of a pretty ineffectual looking 4 punch combo, which were all arm shots, it was the third shot I think, and you see Murphy throw the final punch, and then a look of surprise that Elcock has gone down. He knew that it wasn't solid enough to provoke that kind of drastic reaction normally.
Those sort of shots aren't planned, had it landed anywhere but the temple it would have been shrugged off.
This is no disrespect to Murphy, but that was a lucky punch, and flattered to deceive. His shortcoming and lack of experience were brutally exposed by Farnell, and I don't see how the outcome could be any different in a rematch.
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kevin
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Isn't Gerd Muller now an MC in Germany.. Seen him a few times
on Eurosport
Kev
http://www.britishboxing.net
on Eurosport
Kev
http://www.britishboxing.net
Ah, the joys of eytmology!
http://phrases.shu.ac.uk/bulletin_board ... s/796.html
I think their 'mulled wine' theory is pushing it a bit!![[icon_e_biggrin.gif] :D](./images/smilies/icon_e_biggrin.gif)
Another potential derivative - looking totally fucked as in 'Arthur Mullard'! Anyone remember him? I spelled it that way because I think that's the way it appears in Benn's autobiography.
http://phrases.shu.ac.uk/bulletin_board ... s/796.html
I think their 'mulled wine' theory is pushing it a bit!
Another potential derivative - looking totally fucked as in 'Arthur Mullard'! Anyone remember him? I spelled it that way because I think that's the way it appears in Benn's autobiography.
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Sorry to be sarcastic but how did he do that, practising his trumpet too loudly? NO by punching him in it!dmcneil wrote:the reason for this being was that Farnell burst his eardrum early on
I could understand that theory if he had lost on a decision with the balance issues that go with an injury like that but not over the massacre that occured the other night. Sorry mate but still cant see a different outcome.
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