Deserter wrote:
Yer talkin out yer arse hombre. I havent defend this fight as being a competative encounter so back your truck up there He-Man.
I think you are getting your knickers in a twist over nothing to be honest.
I thought you were leaving the thread?
Cut it out Carlos, I'm happy for Slap to stay if he's calling me hombre and He-Man - makes me feel so macho 8)
And don't forget, he "knows something we don't know"
Lee will carry lowry for a few rounds to get the good work in. I would be shocked if he went all guns blazing and took him out in one round. At least 5 rounds imo.
Cut it out Carlos, I'm happy for Slap to stay if he's calling me hombre and He-Man - makes me feel so macho 8)
And don't forget, he "knows something we don't know"
Len's use of 'hombre' is obvious - he is becoming a fanboy of Saul O'Alvarez! Mexicos only ever recorded citizen of the ginger persuausion! Watch him turn Irish on Leonards website - especially if he wins a world title! :geek2:
Dioufy wrote:Am I the only one with a massive sense of Déjà vu here?
What? You mean seeing the pompous British and thick Irish bicker and moan while intelligent people like ourselves take a break from our sex, drugs and rock and roll life style to sit and watch? 8)
Deserter wrote:
Yer talkin out yer arse hombre. I havent defend this fight as being a competative encounter so back your truck up there He-Man.
I think you are getting your knickers in a twist over nothing to be honest.
I thought you were leaving the thread?
Do you want me to tell everyone that you were wrong over the passport issue and the British title? Remember that one? Six pages of you calling the Paddies thick and McCloskey a Brit - turned out you were wrong didnt it. Now ssssssshhh! the big boys with (some) brain cells (left) are talking! x
Carlos-Wigan wrote:
I thought you were leaving the thread?
Cut it out Carlos, I'm happy for Slap to stay if he's calling me hombre and He-Man - makes me feel so macho 8)
And don't forget, he "knows something we don't know"
Len's use of 'hombre' is obvious - he is becoming a fanboy of Saul O'Alvarez! Mexicos only ever recorded citizen of the ginger persuausion! Watch him turn Irish on Leonards website - especially if he wins a world title! :geek2:
Saul is Irish - no doubt in that, 110% Mickey O'Shea - you obviously never heard of Los San Patricios
Fair play to Len, fightnews is reporting that Duddy-Lee looks a goer for Madison Square Garden on December 4, which means that the only true Irishmen in the Garden will be the fighters themselves.
bennie wrote:Fair play to Len, fightnews is reporting that Duddy-Lee looks a goer for Madison Square Garden on December 4, which means that the only true Irishmen in the Garden will be the fighters themselves.
Is it starting to make sense now????????????????????????
Do you want me to tell everyone that you were wrong over the passport issue and the British title? Remember that one? Six pages of you calling the Paddies thick and McCloskey a Brit - turned out you were wrong didnt it. Now ssssssshhh! the big boys with (some) brain cells (left) are talking! x
Indeed - according to 'the law' you don't have to be a British citizen to fight for the title - This has wiped out aroud a hundred years of tradition and I wasn't aware the change had come about (Maybe 'The Law' could furnish us with details) and once where the likes of Mick Leahy, Barry McGuigan, Najib Daho and more recently - Bruce Scott and Peter Oboh had to change their nationality to British to fight for the title - looks like this is no longer the case. Though I did read somewhere that Ovill McKenzie was still 'ineligible' to fight for the British title - why would this be?
Did we ever establish that Paul McCloskey doesn't have a British passport?
'Big Boys?' Brain Cells? Leonard - you are as much of a intellectual giant as a squashed turd - as your participation on this forum just proves time and time again...
bennie wrote:Fair play to Len, fightnews is reporting that Duddy-Lee looks a goer for Madison Square Garden on December 4, which means that the only true Irishmen in the Garden will be the fighters themselves.
Is it starting to make sense now????????????????????????
No. There's still no justification for the so-called fight that's taking place beforehand.
Carlos-Wigan wrote:
I thought you were leaving the thread?
Do you want me to tell everyone that you were wrong over the passport issue and the British title? Remember that one? Six pages of you calling the Paddies thick and McCloskey a Brit - turned out you were wrong didnt it. Now ssssssshhh! the big boys with (some) brain cells (left) are talking! x
Indeed - according to 'the law' you don't have to be a British citizen to fight for the title - This has wiped out aroud a hundred years of tradition and I wasn't aware the change had come about (Maybe 'The Law' could furnish us with details) and once where the likes of Mick Leahy, Barry McGuigan, Najib Daho and more recently - Bruce Scott and Peter Oboh had to change their nationality to British to fight for the title - looks like this is no longer the case. Though I did read somewhere that Ovill McKenzie was still 'ineligible' to fight for the British title - why would this be?
Did we ever establish that Paul McCloskey doesn't have a British passport?
'Big Boys?' Brain Cells? Leonard - you are as much of a intellectual giant as a squashed turd - as your participation on this forum just proves time and time again...
Again, as always there examples, you give are all of people that were born outside of the United Kingdom. You may not appreciate my take on the boxing scene but I assure you 1,000's others do. I am not trying to say I am some towering intellectual and/or journalistic icon up there with the likes of Gary Bushell or the 3am Girls but I do my best with the limited amount of time I have available.
bennie wrote:Fair play to Len, fightnews is reporting that Duddy-Lee looks a goer for Madison Square Garden on December 4, which means that the only true Irishmen in the Garden will be the fighters themselves.
Actually the majority of purchasers of tickets for Duddy's fights are first generation Irish in New York or more specifically Queens. Increasingly becoming an aging and dying bred since 9/11 and the increased invigilance at US Board Control - damn pesky moozlums!
Its the 2nd/3rd/4th etc generation guys that really boost the TV ratings.
stop all the rowing :!: any boxing fan know's that lee is way beyond such a bout :!: regardless of nationality & all man originate from africa, so we are all bros. anyhow D
hurlock wrote:stop all the rowing :!: any boxing fan know's that lee is way beyond such a bout :!: regardless of nationality & all man originate from africa, so we are all bros. anyhow D
I dont think anyone is saying that Lee isnt beyond this bout.
Carlos-Wigan wrote:
I thought you were leaving the thread?
Do you want me to tell everyone that you were wrong over the passport issue and the British title? Remember that one? Six pages of you calling the Paddies thick and McCloskey a Brit - turned out you were wrong didnt it. Now ssssssshhh! the big boys with (some) brain cells (left) are talking! x
Indeed - according to 'the law' you don't have to be a British citizen to fight for the title - This has wiped out aroud a hundred years of tradition and I wasn't aware the change had come about (Maybe 'The Law' could furnish us with details) and once where the likes of Mick Leahy, Barry McGuigan, Najib Daho and more recently - Bruce Scott and Peter Oboh had to change their nationality to British to fight for the title - looks like this is no longer the case. Though I did read somewhere that Ovill McKenzie was still 'ineligible' to fight for the British title - why would this be?
Did we ever establish that Paul McCloskey doesn't have a British passport?
'Big Boys?' Brain Cells? Leonard - you are as much of a intellectual giant as a squashed turd - as your participation on this forum just proves time and time again...
McGuigan didn't give up his irish nationality, because he got a british passport. Alot of people in the six counties(the North of Ireland) have both Irish and british passports.
A girl I work with has both passports. When she's flying to the UK she carries her british passport, she says she gets less hassle. Flying to anywhere else she uses an Irish passport, she says she gets more hassle if they think she's a brit 8).
slapbangwhallop wrote:
Do you want me to tell everyone that you were wrong over the passport issue and the British title? Remember that one? Six pages of you calling the Paddies thick and McCloskey a Brit - turned out you were wrong didnt it. Now ssssssshhh! the big boys with (some) brain cells (left) are talking! x
Indeed - according to 'the law' you don't have to be a British citizen to fight for the title - This has wiped out aroud a hundred years of tradition and I wasn't aware the change had come about (Maybe 'The Law' could furnish us with details) and once where the likes of Mick Leahy, Barry McGuigan, Najib Daho and more recently - Bruce Scott and Peter Oboh had to change their nationality to British to fight for the title - looks like this is no longer the case. Though I did read somewhere that Ovill McKenzie was still 'ineligible' to fight for the British title - why would this be?
Did we ever establish that Paul McCloskey doesn't have a British passport?
'Big Boys?' Brain Cells? Leonard - you are as much of a intellectual giant as a squashed turd - as your participation on this forum just proves time and time again...
McGuigan didn't give up his irish nationality, because he got a british passport. Alot of people in the six counties(the North of Ireland) have both Irish and british passports.
A girl I work with has both passports. When she's flying to the UK she carries her british passport, she says she gets less hassle. Flying to anywhere else she uses an Irish passport, she says she gets more hassle if they think she's a brit 8).
Lets not shall we. The above is as close as we are going to get to an apology from Carlos for perpetuating a 6 page bun fight on the basis of incorrect information.
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hurlock wrote:they are saying it's farcial & by lee's standard's & it is especially when you look at his rival's barker,macklin, duddy,pirog.
Have a look at my earlier posts - I've said that none one could defend this bout as being competitive or meaningful (outside of Lee's bank manager)
Its a nothing fight that keeps Andy in pocket money and make his record appear better to an uninformed observer whilst he waits for something bigger in the pipeline. I'm simply bemused at all the fuss.
p.s. I would drop Barker from that list of examples.
não e vergonha e o sistema :P 
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