Where was Bunce?

xtremebox · Post by **xtremebox** » 05 Jul 2004, 20:26

Bunce only goes when someone else is paying, for Bunce read Ponce. He's run out of pals it seems. he slagged off Warren to Hearn, Warren to Maloney, Hearn to Warren and Maloney and Maloney to everyone.

Sooner or later he was gonna get discovered and exposed a a two faced creep. Who would want him on their table anyway talking shit non-stop?

Woodhall and McKenzie were there as former champions NOT as BBC men.

No BBC men cos the BBC don't do Boxing cappish!

I hear Hennessey had to ask what knife and fork to use!

dondada · Post by **dondada** » 06 Jul 2004, 05:30

bennie wrote:
Ian 'Mr' McNeilly wrote:Indeed, Richie Woodhall was there. I had a laugh with him about his 'Why can't WE buy it?' question (referring to a potential Audley Harrison-Matt Skelton showdown) which he put to a squirming John Inverdale and taken aback Bunce.
Which he put to them in person?

On the telly, bennie! After the Barrera-Ayala coverage, talk turned to Harrison-Skelton and the likelihood of the match coming off. Woodhall asked his question and Bunce responded "Easy, easy!" and Inverdale was squirming like a good un!

Fair play to Richie...he asked what some of us were thinking, despite him working for the Beeb.

MightyWarrior · Post by **MightyWarrior** » 06 Jul 2004, 05:36

Ian 'Mr' McNeilly wrote: Fair play to Richie...he asked what some of us were thinking, despite him working for the Beeb.

Is he still working for the Beeb then? I thought I saw him & Bunce holding their P45s?
Maybe he's covering the Olympics for them...

jamesmcdonnell · Post by **jamesmcdonnell** » 06 Jul 2004, 05:58

xtremebox wrote:Bunce only goes when someone else is paying, for Bunce read Ponce. He's run out of pals it seems. he slagged off Warren to Hearn, Warren to Maloney, Hearn to Warren and Maloney and Maloney to everyone.

Sooner or later he was gonna get discovered and exposed a a two faced creep. Who would want him on their table anyway talking shit non-stop?

Woodhall and McKenzie were there as former champions NOT as BBC men.

No BBC men cos the BBC don't do Boxing cappish!

I hear Hennessey had to ask what knife and fork to use!

Christ, talk about axe to grind, what a sad bitter man you are.

knockout artist · Post by **knockout artist** » 06 Jul 2004, 06:20

jamesmcdonnell wrote:
xtremebox wrote:Bunce only goes when someone else is paying, for Bunce read Ponce. He's run out of pals it seems. he slagged off Warren to Hearn, Warren to Maloney, Hearn to Warren and Maloney and Maloney to everyone.

Sooner or later he was gonna get discovered and exposed a a two faced creep. Who would want him on their table anyway talking shit non-stop?

Woodhall and McKenzie were there as former champions NOT as BBC men.

No BBC men cos the BBC don't do Boxing cappish!

I hear Hennessey had to ask what knife and fork to use!
Christ, talk about axe to grind, what a sad bitter man you are.

I'd agree he appears bitter, but a lot of it is true.

jamesmcdonnell · Post by **jamesmcdonnell** » 06 Jul 2004, 06:58

There does seem to be a definite agenda at work, basically, anyone who opposes sports Network seems to get it in the neck, or am I being paranoid?

I notice after accusations that it is Andy Ayling in disguise, Snoopy suddently reappears as if to difference between the coincidence. Coincidence, or a transparent ploy?

knockout artist · Post by **knockout artist** » 06 Jul 2004, 07:09

jamesmcdonnell wrote:There does seem to be a definite agenda at work, basically, anyone who opposes sports Network seems to get it in the neck, or am I being paranoid?

I notice after accusations that it is Andy Ayling in disguise, Snoopy suddently reappears as if to difference between the coincidence. Coincidence, or a transparent ploy?

fornicate SN. If they cant take the Heat get out of the kitchen.

Xtremebox talks about Johnny Nelson being the top man at Cruiser. In the UK, yes. But on the world scene forget it.

If people like extremebox and snoopy are employees of a promoter who has them checking websites to see what is being siad about the promoter, then they and the promoter should really start concentrating on the core of their business, which used to be trying to deliver genuine quality boxing matches.

Incidentally, are Sports Network listed on AIM or Ofex. It would be interesting to see how the shares are performing and how they are held.

Anyone know.

Perhaps extremebox or snoopy could do something useful and find out.

dondada · Post by **dondada** » 06 Jul 2004, 07:15

MightyWarrior wrote:
Ian 'Mr' McNeilly wrote: Fair play to Richie...he asked what some of us were thinking, despite him working for the Beeb.
Is he still working for the Beeb then? I thought I saw him & Bunce holding their P45s?
Maybe he's covering the Olympics for them...

Well, he was working for them when he asked the question! 8)

A lot of blokes wouldn't have done so in case it annoyed the producers, meaning it less likely he would work for them in the future.

I have a feeling the duo will be back whenever boxing is on the agenda at the Beeb (if it ever will be).

bennie · Post by **bennie** » 06 Jul 2004, 11:14

There were a lot of poignant stories from the event. Prince Rodney looked unshaven and rough and I know he's been living in bedsit land down in London for a while (though he told me he's now back in Huddersfield). Des Morrison has endured eye problems and looked like he had a bit of a drink problem (haven't we all, I suppose). Des and former stablemate Dave "Boy" Green joined Joe Calzaghe as the most pissed ex-champions at the event.
Jimmy Cable was also well-pissed - but that guy has got the secret of eternal youth! He didn't look a day older than when he was fighting in the 80's. Incidentally, forget all that crap about Danielle Cable - Jimmy's daughter - and the 'road rage' stabbing of her boyfriend by Kenneth Noye. Noye wanted 'a word' with Danielle that day because her old man had shafted him. It was nothing to do with road rage whatsoever.
Lloyd Honeyghan came in wearing his customary silly hat, looking at least five stone overweight. James Cook outdid him with a pair of silly leather trousers. Junior Witter's name was missed out when they did a rollcall of the light-welter champs present. He didn't look too happy, but had looked miserable even before then. It wouldn't kill him to smile a little. Michael Gomez was the only one present who couldn't be bothered to dress for the event. They managed to stick a dinner jacket on him, over a T-shirt. He was apparently quite rowdy on his table but when I spoke to him seemed a good guy. "I just love fighting," he told me. "Absolutely love it." I told him he was wasted on the WBU and ought to target a big name American. He's at his peak right now and has the hunger and the power to pull off a shock in my opinion. But he'll probably end up fighting a Frenchman next.
Les Potts (a Board man through and through) sat on the table of Mike and Jason Shinfield, who spent the whole evening slagging off the Board. Potts exploded on the way back home the following day. He had to get it off his chest.
It wasn't all doom and gloom: Mark Reefer and Sylvester Mittee looked well (Sylvester has had a hard time of late), Glenn Catley and Dean Francis looked like they could do 12 rounds tomorrow, and Alan Minter (always liable to get pissed and cause a commotion) was on particularly good form.

knockout artist · Post by **knockout artist** » 06 Jul 2004, 11:34

bennie wrote:There were a lot of poignant stories from the event. Prince Rodney looked unshaven and rough and I know he's been living in bedsit land down in London for a while (though he told me he's now back in Huddersfield). Des Morrison has endured eye problems and looked like he had a bit of a drink problem (haven't we all, I suppose). Des and former stablemate Dave "Boy" Green joined Joe Calzaghe as the most pissed ex-champions at the event.
Jimmy Cable was also well-pissed - but that guy has got the secret of eternal youth! He didn't look a day older than when he was fighting in the 80's. Incidentally, forget all that crap about Danielle Cable - Jimmy's daughter - and the 'road rage' stabbing of her boyfriend by Kenneth Noye. Noye wanted 'a word' with Danielle that day because her old man had shafted him. It was nothing to do with road rage whatsoever.
Lloyd Honeyghan came in wearing his customary silly hat, looking at least five stone overweight. James Cook outdid him with a pair of silly leather trousers. Junior Witter's name was missed out when they did a rollcall of the light-welter champs present. He didn't look too happy, but had looked miserable even before then. It wouldn't kill him to smile a little. Michael Gomez was the only one present who couldn't be bothered to dress for the event. They managed to stick a dinner jacket on him, over a T-shirt. He was apparently quite rowdy on his table but when I spoke to him seemed a good guy. "I just love fighting," he told me. "Absolutely love it." I told him he was wasted on the WBU and ought to target a big name American. He's at his peak right now and has the hunger and the power to pull off a shock in my opinion. But he'll probably end up fighting a Frenchman next.
Les Potts (a Board man through and through) sat on the table of Mike and Jason Shinfield, who spent the whole evening slagging off the Board. Potts exploded on the way back home the following day. He had to get it off his chest.
It wasn't all doom and gloom: Mark Reefer and Sylvester Mittee looked well (Sylvester has had a hard time of late), Glenn Catley and Dean Francis looked like they could do 12 rounds tomorrow, and Alan Minter (always liable to get pissed and cause a commotion) was on particularly good form.

Sounds like you had a great time, mate.

Minter loves a light ale, and as for Witter, I met him in Derby, he's one of the most arrogant and rude people I've ever met.

Thing is, he's got nothing to be arrogant about. I'd love to see him sparked. A two bob champion who couldnt sell out a phone booth.

bennie · Post by **bennie** » 06 Jul 2004, 11:38

I had a great night. A lot depends on who you sit with. If you get a bunch of arrogant bastards, you're fucked. But I had Eamonn Magee, Dale and Hobbo. How could I go wrong?
Magee made me laugh all night. He told us Warren and his cronies were "shitting themselves" leading up to his fight with Hatton.

jamesmcdonnell · Post by **jamesmcdonnell** » 06 Jul 2004, 11:40

Yes, Witter gets angry about being eclipsed by Hatton, but the fact is, the people in the part of the world where they are both from after all, like Hatton, and couldn't give a toss about Witter. Hatton is personable, humble and down to earth, whilst Witter tries to pull the flash harry card, but does it too gracelessly to attract any fans.

Witter is a talented fighter, but you have to be popular if you want to be a star, and that's something he never has.

bennie · Post by **bennie** » 06 Jul 2004, 11:42

Eamonn Magee would have mullered him.

knockout artist · Post by **knockout artist** » 06 Jul 2004, 11:47

bennie wrote:Eamonn Magee would have mullered him.

Yeah.

For Magee v Witter read Man v Boy

knockout · Post by **knockout** » 06 Jul 2004, 11:58

knockout artist wrote:
bennie wrote:Eamonn Magee would have mullered him.
Yeah.

For Magee v Witter read Man v Boy

Magee is funny... he is one of those fighters who never ever looks bothered by a shot.....

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 06 Jul 2004, 12:02

I wonder where Bunce actually was.

bennie · Post by **bennie** » 06 Jul 2004, 12:03

Eamonn's certainly making the most of his recovery. Christ, he was hammering everything in sight: food, fags and wine. Why not! They'll be removing a pin from his left knee shortly and then the real hard work begins.

jamesmcdonnell · Post by **jamesmcdonnell** » 06 Jul 2004, 12:15

Can't really blame him can you, deserves a good knees up after what he's been through, no pun intended.

Jacko11 · Post by **Jacko11** » 06 Jul 2004, 12:29

Steve Bunce is a totall prick end of story

Priff · Post by **Priff** » 06 Jul 2004, 12:34

jamesmcdonnell wrote:Can't really blame him can you, deserves a good knees up after what he's been through, no pun intended.

Outrageous.

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 06 Jul 2004, 12:37

Maybe Bunce was doing something more fun. Maybe he had a date with Leila Ali.

chris s · Post by **chris s** » 07 Jul 2004, 05:50

Heard it was shit do full of autograph hunters with speeches to send you to sleep. some guests were so bored that had gone by 10.30 to get lashed elsewhere so dare say he made the right choice not to go if invited.

Anyhow the money it cost the board could've been spent on helping ex boxers on hard times or towards a MRI machine

jamesmcdonnell · Post by **jamesmcdonnell** » 07 Jul 2004, 05:59

Everyone I know who went had a good time, guess you can't please everyone.

dondada · Post by **dondada** » 07 Jul 2004, 06:39

chris s wrote:Heard it was shit do full of autograph hunters with speeches to send you to sleep. some guests were so bored that had gone by 10.30 to get lashed elsewhere so dare say he made the right choice not to go if invited.

Anyhow the money it cost the board could've been spent on helping ex boxers on hard times or towards a MRI machine

As aforementioned, I was there and enjoyed it. The speeches were fine. How on earth were people bored (if they actually have an interest in boxing that is)?

There were famous faces all over the place and plenty of interesting people to talk too.

As for cost...it will have cost a few quid certainly, but I don't think it's fair to object to commemorating such a milestone.

Indeed, you can't please everyone.

shakermaker · Post by **shakermaker** » 07 Jul 2004, 06:47

sounded like a good night to me! I'd have needed a large autograph book and camera!!!

Are the BEEB still showing Gatti/Dorin? Or is it just the Olympics for them now?

Where was Bunce?

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