Maybe the BBC can now put some money into Boxing
Re: Maybe the BBC can now put some money into Boxing
imagine if they put a quater of his salary in to boxing
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yiddo14
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Mayweather - Pacman late 2010 on BBC.
Heard it here first.
Heard it here first.
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They will spend the money on replacement for the twat!
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I have and the result was staggering. We could have a hell of a lot of premium fights on for sure.diggler wrote:imagine if they put a quater of his salary in to boxing
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Personally i think he did well by getting the likes of Hatton, Calzaghe etc onto his talk show.
He is funnier than that other prick with the big fuzzy hair and gyspy scalf.. brand is it ?
Michael Mcintyre would make a good piss-taking host i think.
He is funnier than that other prick with the big fuzzy hair and gyspy scalf.. brand is it ?
Michael Mcintyre would make a good piss-taking host i think.
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I reckon they'll just give his slot to Graham Norton. So to speak.
Can't see any of the money going into boxing though, sadly...
Can't see any of the money going into boxing though, sadly...
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alexpaterson
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Yep Mcintyre is quality a chat show with him would be a good replacement. As for Ross and Brand there as bad as each other crap comediansG0mez wrote:Personally i think he did well by getting the likes of Hatton, Calzaghe etc onto his talk show.
He is funnier than that other prick with the big fuzzy hair and gyspy scalf.. brand is it ?
Michael Mcintyre would make a good piss-taking host i think.
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mcintyre is dull. I can't stand the chubby twat!
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mcintyre would be a brill replacement, but it said in the paper that they are havin graham norton on five times a week 
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alexpaterson
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NORixxy wrote:mcintyre would be a brill replacement, but it said in the paper that they are havin graham norton on five times a week
Why he's terrible and Leforge shame on you
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He just not funny at all.
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Boxing will not be on the BBC, modern British television is produced by women and queers and aimed at women and queers.
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alexpaterson
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Have you got his DVD? I didnt really like him before that but he is so funny on it he turned me (on his comedy not my sexuality)leforge wrote:He just not funny at all.
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No he sot of person old grannies like!. I like people like Frankie Boyle.
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...and Mexican Jews. We're a minority. But a powerful one.banjo wrote:Boxing will not be on the BBC, modern British television is produced by women and queers and aimed at women and queers.
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Emerson Poncey Name Ghent wrote:...and Mexican Jews. We're a minority. But a powerful one.banjo wrote:Boxing will not be on the BBC, modern British television is produced by women and queers and aimed at women and queers.
"Albino Lesbian cross dresser seeks similar"
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twenty six
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On what possible basis can you link the bye bye of the short tongued toss pot to an investment in boxing by the BBC.
Bizzarre how some people's minds work.![[icon_witsend.gif] :witzend:](./images/smilies/icon_witsend.gif)
Bizzarre how some people's minds work.
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Chris W 1982
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Is a lot of gay shit on BBC.
Thinking bout it, theres not a lot of stuff aimed at 18-35 men on terrestrial TV is there.
Thinking bout it, theres not a lot of stuff aimed at 18-35 men on terrestrial TV is there.
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It was said tongue in cheektwenty six wrote:On what possible basis can you link the bye bye of the short tongued toss pot to an investment in boxing by the BBC.
Bizzarre how some people's minds work.
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banjo wrote:Boxing will not be on the BBC, modern British television is produced by women and queers and aimed at women and queers.
You'd think they'd enjoy sweaty, musclebound guys banging each other around the ring.
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Spud
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Professional boxing on the BBC - no f*cking chance - unless a promoter accepts a "highlights" package where he will receive a lot less money!!!
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freddie boswell
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banjo wrote:Boxing will not be on the BBC, modern British television is produced by women and queers and aimed at women and queers.
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Top Gear - is just about it.The quiet man 2004 wrote:Is a lot of gay poop on BBC.
Thinking bout it, theres not a lot of stuff aimed at 18-35 men on terrestrial TV is there.
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Ironically, the Jonathan Ross Show was about the only place on the BBC (Strictly Come Dancing excepted) where you could actually see a boxer.