You have some insight into the situationIlluminatus wrote:He said he was 'done with the thread' yesterday (the original Daley v Kellett thread) perhaps the Mods thought it couldn't survive without his valued input hence the decision to pull it ?
Daley v Kellett
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Tommy Gunn13
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its prob your mates other accountsimon fox wrote:You have some insight into the situationIlluminatus wrote:He said he was 'done with the thread' yesterday (the original Daley v Kellett thread) perhaps the Mods thought it couldn't survive without his valued input hence the decision to pull it ?
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sweetscience
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lee is nt from Preston he is from the lakes way i thinksimon fox wrote:Does it 'feel' different to a regular bout? I mean with the 'needle'; does it matter more that you know Lee, rather than a boxer from another town?demolitiondaley wrote:Thanks mate, I think it is a very evenly matched fight which makes a change nowadays in anything other than mandatory title fights. Then you have the added bonus of the "grudge" factor which is a first for me in 27 pro fights, I'm too nice for this game :-)Darcy Delaney wrote:i'm looking foward to this one should be a cracking fight forget about all the big arena fights this fight is what boxing is all about good luck to both fellas
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Tommy Gunn13 wrote:kells wrote:im not boxing now,all ready for howard on 28
The other thread was a good laugh where's it gone?
My money's on a kellet ko win.
Re: Daley v Kellett
Tommy Gunn13 wrote:its prob your mates other accountsimon fox wrote:You have some insight into the situationIlluminatus wrote:He said he was 'done with the thread' yesterday (the original Daley v Kellett thread) perhaps the Mods thought it couldn't survive without his valued input hence the decision to pull it ?
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Sorry,sweetscience wrote:lee is nt from Preston he is from the lakes way i thinksimon fox wrote:Does it 'feel' different to a regular bout? I mean with the 'needle'; does it matter more that you know Lee, rather than a boxer from another town?demolitiondaley wrote: Thanks mate, I think it is a very evenly matched fight which makes a change nowadays in anything other than mandatory title fights. Then you have the added bonus of the "grudge" factor which is a first for me in 27 pro fights, I'm too nice for this game :-)
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kells
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big push starts monday for my fight wiv howard,if any can make it to watch b nice to meet u all in person
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Be interesting if you two could do a training log to see how you boys prepare.
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keithmoonhangover
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I'm on a stag night on the 28th. I'm gutted. :( I really wanted to watch the fight.
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There's a couple coming from Doncaster, (cleared with the wife; result!); it'll be the first live boxing I've been to in 20 years. Yeah har!kells wrote:big push starts monday for my fight wiv howard,if any can make it to watch b nice to meet u all in person
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keithmoonhangover
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I'm not happy Foxy, I wanted to come. Now I've got to convince the stag night that we need to watch two men half naked sweating, as opposed to half naked girls sweating.simon fox wrote:There's a couple coming from Doncaster, (cleared with the wife; result!); it'll be the first live boxing I've been to in 20 years. Yeah har!kells wrote:big push starts monday for my fight wiv howard,if any can make it to watch b nice to meet u all in person
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kells
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well i dont hav a gym i dnt hav a trainner so my training will b running,spinning,bags.........i better get my arse doing some miles for pads n sparring!!! ha
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Never been allowed off the lease till now :(Illuminatus wrote:You mean you've never been to one of Johnny 'The Yorkshire Don King' Rushton's Dome nights?simon fox wrote:There's a couple coming from Doncaster, (cleared with the wife; result!); it'll be the first live boxing I've been to in 20 years. Yeah har!kells wrote:big push starts monday for my fight wiv howard,if any can make it to watch b nice to meet u all in person
I used to train at Johnny's gym in Armthorpe when I was a young man. He is sound and his son, Jason could do with some support, he's having a bad time and he is a good lad who entertained.
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He's going through a really tough time but is battling away and doing his level best.
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I'm not stirring but it may have been one of Teddys Toupee entourage and hangers on, one of them had mint sauce on his fingers earlierIlluminatus wrote:I endured a vicious assault at the Dome, it was at one of Rushton's 'Dinner' Shows. I'd taken a mate of mine over who was the opponent for a Doncaster fighter, I walked my mate to the ring and was stood near the 'Dinner' tables during the fight. I was urging my mate with cries of encouragment when I felt myself struck on the shoulder, one of the 'diners' annoyed by my support for the 'away' fighter had hurled a New Potato at me, it was covered in gravy and mint sauce and soiled my jacket
Frankly I was appalled at such unsporting behaviour!
(Kidding, obviously)
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Tommy Gunn13
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simon fox wrote:I'm not stirring but it may have been one of Teddys Toupee entourage and hangers on, one of them had mint sauce on his fingers earlierIlluminatus wrote:I endured a vicious assault at the Dome, it was at one of Rushton's 'Dinner' Shows. I'd taken a mate of mine over who was the opponent for a Doncaster fighter, I walked my mate to the ring and was stood near the 'Dinner' tables during the fight. I was urging my mate with cries of encouragment when I felt myself struck on the shoulder, one of the 'diners' annoyed by my support for the 'away' fighter had hurled a New Potato at me, it was covered in gravy and mint sauce and soiled my jacket
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keithmoonhangover
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Tommy Gunn13 wrote:simon fox wrote:I'm not stirring but it may have been one of Teddys Toupee entourage and hangers on, one of them had mint sauce on his fingers earlierIlluminatus wrote:I endured a vicious assault at the Dome, it was at one of Rushton's 'Dinner' Shows. I'd taken a mate of mine over who was the opponent for a Doncaster fighter, I walked my mate to the ring and was stood near the 'Dinner' tables during the fight. I was urging my mate with cries of encouragment when I felt myself struck on the shoulder, one of the 'diners' annoyed by my support for the 'away' fighter had hurled a New Potato at me, it was covered in gravy and mint sauce and soiled my jacket
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You're not Michael Winner are you Illuminatus?Illuminatus wrote:I endured a vicious assault at the Dome, it was at one of Rushton's 'Dinner' Shows. I'd taken a mate of mine over who was the opponent for a Doncaster fighter, I walked my mate to the ring and was stood near the 'Dinner' tables during the fight. I was urging my mate with cries of encouragment when I felt myself struck on the shoulder, one of the 'diners' annoyed by my support for the 'away' fighter had hurled a New Potato at me, it was covered in gravy and mint sauce and soiled my jacket
Frankly I was appalled at such unsporting behaviour!
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Teddy's Toupee
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I only associate with people who eat maris piper potatos, my hands are clean on this oneTommy Gunn13 wrote:simon fox wrote:I'm not stirring but it may have been one of Teddys Toupee entourage and hangers on, one of them had mint sauce on his fingers earlierIlluminatus wrote:I endured a vicious assault at the Dome, it was at one of Rushton's 'Dinner' Shows. I'd taken a mate of mine over who was the opponent for a Doncaster fighter, I walked my mate to the ring and was stood near the 'Dinner' tables during the fight. I was urging my mate with cries of encouragment when I felt myself struck on the shoulder, one of the 'diners' annoyed by my support for the 'away' fighter had hurled a New Potato at me, it was covered in gravy and mint sauce and soiled my jacket
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(Kidding, obviously)
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Tommy Gunn13
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I like your style Teddy 
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Teddy is a middle class tornado 
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keithmoonhangover
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You should have worn leather mate. Suede is a no-no for ring walks.Illuminatus wrote:keithmoonhangover wrote:Tommy Gunn13 wrote:![]()
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Glad to see my misfortune is the cause of such amusement, it would be a different matter if it was YOUR clothing that was soiled
A very annoyed M. Winner (not)
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It weren't suede it was velvet.