Paul Cook and Alan Smith - Trainers teaming up

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Des1
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Paul Cook and Alan Smith - Trainers teaming up

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Paul Cook and Alan Smith have decided to team up with their stable of boxers. A statement from both trainers reveal that they have a big following from the gay community as the most sort after trainers and with regular offers for them to train members of a male only gym.

Paul and Alan both feel that this is a good opportunity to build on their double act as a tribute band to 'Right Said Fred' which they are planning to perform around bars on the gay scene in December for Christmas, they are hoping that it will have a snowball effect and build a bigger fan base for their boxers as Nicky Cook, Michael Lomax, Gary Woolcome and Sam Webb have a big following in the Gay community, especially Nicky Cook whose interview will be shortly out in the London Gay Scene Weekly. :TU:

I heard that both Dean Powell and Eric Guy were both rejected for the 'Right Said Fred' band but they have vowed that they will be back stronger than ever and knock Paul Cook and Alan Smith off the top spot in the gay bars with an even better duo :box:
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Des1 wrote:Paul Cook and Alan Smith have decided to team up with their stable of boxers. A statement from both trainers reveal that they have a big following from the gay community as the most sort after trainers and with regular offers for them to train members of a male only gym.

Paul and Alan both feel that this is a good opportunity to build on their double act as a tribute band to 'Right Said Fred' which they are planning to perform around bars on the gay scene in December for Christmas, they are hoping that it will have a snowball effect and build a bigger fan base for their boxers as Nicky Cook, Michael Lomax, Gary Woolcome and Sam Webb have a big following in the Gay community, especially Nicky Cook whose interview will be shortly out in the London Gay Scene Weekly. :TU:

I heard that both Dean Powell and Eric Guy were both rejected for the 'Right Said Fred' band but they have vowed that they will be back stronger than ever and knock Paul Cook and Alan Smith off the top spot in the gay bars with an even better duo :box:
thats the funniest thing ive read for a decade, about time a bit of humour was introduced on here, well done mate :lol:
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Des1 funny as F**k........Absolute Genius!!!!!!!!!
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Des1 wrote:Paul Cook and Alan Smith have decided to team up with their stable of boxers. A statement from both trainers reveal that they have a big following from the gay community as the most sort after trainers and with regular offers for them to train members of a male only gym.

Paul and Alan both feel that this is a good opportunity to build on their double act as a tribute band to 'Right Said Fred' which they are planning to perform around bars on the gay scene in December for Christmas, they are hoping that it will have a snowball effect and build a bigger fan base for their boxers as Nicky Cook, Michael Lomax, Gary Woolcome and Sam Webb have a big following in the Gay community, especially Nicky Cook whose interview will be shortly out in the London Gay Scene Weekly. :TU:

I heard that both Dean Powell and Eric Guy were both rejected for the 'Right Said Fred' band but they have vowed that they will be back stronger than ever and knock Paul Cook and Alan Smith off the top spot in the gay bars with an even better duo :box:
Yeah it was funny!!!
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