The Food was shite. The Speeches were shit, the fighter turn-out was poor and the best bit was watching Little Mickey Hennessey and his trusty sidekick Rob McCracken trying to fit in and being ignored by almost everybody there.
No TV, No Mates - not a rosy future for them I feel.
Waste of time and money - very disappointed.
Where were all the fighters?
John McDonald was the highlight, shit that's saying something!
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YEAH, wouldn't like to tackle Magee on the cobbles :(Ian 'Mr' McNeilly wrote:It was indeed a quality night. Eamonn Magee is one tough mutha. I only talked to him and Lee for about ten minutes and thought I was going to die of passive smoking!
Don't worry James, we'll get you there for the centenary!
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you missed one thing.....xtremebox wrote:The Food was shite. The Speeches were shit, the fighter turn-out was poor and the best bit was watching Little Mickey Hennessey and his trusty sidekick Rob McCracken trying to fit in and being ignored by almost everybody there.
No TV, No Mates - not a rosy future for them I feel.
Waste of time and money - very disappointed.
Where were all the fighters?
John McDonald was the highlight, shit that's saying something!
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If you are going to tackle him, you had better get him soon. I suggest kicking him in his left leg and running for your life! Better still, get Hobbo to stand in for you!richter-scale wrote:YEAH, wouldn't like to tackle Magee on the cobbles :(Ian 'Mr' McNeilly wrote:It was indeed a quality night. Eamonn Magee is one tough mutha. I only talked to him and Lee for about ten minutes and thought I was going to die of passive smoking!
Don't worry James, we'll get you there for the centenary!
Colin is missing the sport and gets angry at anyone who crossed him when he was boxing. He smacked Maloney in the jaw in February at the Boxing Writer's dinner in London, but Maloney just took it, sat down on his table and started talking as if nothing had happened.Kevo wrote:Tell me more.....bennie wrote: In the event, Colin Dunne confronted Warren outside the hall but, unfortunately, kept his assault to the verbal variety. He'd punched Frank Maloney at the Boxing Writer's dinner earlier in the year.
It didn't stop him going to Cardiff, either. I didn't see the Warren incident but it was the talk of the event later on when everyone was pissed.
Crazy. Never thought of Dunne as the type of person to lose his rag so easily.bennie wrote:Colin is missing the sport and gets angry at anyone who crossed him when he was boxing. He smacked Maloney in the jaw in February at the Boxing Writer's dinner in London, but Maloney just took it, sat down on his table and started talking as if nothing had happened.Kevo wrote:Tell me more.....bennie wrote: In the event, Colin Dunne confronted Warren outside the hall but, unfortunately, kept his assault to the verbal variety. He'd punched Frank Maloney at the Boxing Writer's dinner earlier in the year.
It didn't stop him going to Cardiff, either. I didn't see the Warren incident but it was the talk of the event later on when everyone was pissed.
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Drink........Kevo wrote:Crazy. Never thought of Dunne as the type of person to lose his rag so easily.bennie wrote:Colin is missing the sport and gets angry at anyone who crossed him when he was boxing. He smacked Maloney in the jaw in February at the Boxing Writer's dinner in London, but Maloney just took it, sat down on his table and started talking as if nothing had happened.Kevo wrote: Tell me more.....
It didn't stop him going to Cardiff, either. I didn't see the Warren incident but it was the talk of the event later on when everyone was pissed.