PostPosted: Wed Jun 22, 2011 4:25 am
I was told last month by a very trusted, knowledable colleague that either a Scots or Welsh boxer would win gold but not an English boxer, that Englands nominated official would be rejected by AIBA and that the current English defending champion would lose his title. So far thats 2 out of 3 he's got right. Be interested to see whether the remaining boxers are subject to controversial decisions.
European Championships (amateurs)
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Read this on another forum a few days ago:
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Tommy Gunn13
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Mmm interesting...Gray-Fox wrote:Read this on another forum a few days ago:
PostPosted: Wed Jun 22, 2011 4:25 am
I was told last month by a very trusted, knowledable colleague that either a Scots or Welsh boxer would win gold but not an English boxer, that Englands nominated official would be rejected by AIBA and that the current English defending champion would lose his title. So far thats 2 out of 3 he's got right. Be interested to see whether the remaining boxers are subject to controversial decisions.
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what you think of programme tommy pretty intense stuff there you not think?Tommy Gunn13 wrote:Mmm interesting...Gray-Fox wrote:Read this on another forum a few days ago:
PostPosted: Wed Jun 22, 2011 4:25 am
I was told last month by a very trusted, knowledable colleague that either a Scots or Welsh boxer would win gold but not an English boxer, that Englands nominated official would be rejected by AIBA and that the current English defending champion would lose his title. So far thats 2 out of 3 he's got right. Be interested to see whether the remaining boxers are subject to controversial decisions.
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Tommy Gunn13
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Yes i enjoyed it.i thought my old man was pushy when i was younger,but nothing like them parents...
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England didn't have a defending champion?Gray-Fox wrote:Read this on another forum a few days ago:
PostPosted: Wed Jun 22, 2011 4:25 am
I was told last month by a very trusted, knowledable colleague that either a Scots or Welsh boxer would win gold but not an English boxer, that Englands nominated official would be rejected by AIBA and that the current English defending champion would lose his title. So far thats 2 out of 3 he's got right. Be interested to see whether the remaining boxers are subject to controversial decisions.
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mickey1975
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Luke Campbell?Matt W wrote:England didn't have a defending champion?Gray-Fox wrote:Read this on another forum a few days ago:
PostPosted: Wed Jun 22, 2011 4:25 am
I was told last month by a very trusted, knowledable colleague that either a Scots or Welsh boxer would win gold but not an English boxer, that Englands nominated official would be rejected by AIBA and that the current English defending champion would lose his title. So far thats 2 out of 3 he's got right. Be interested to see whether the remaining boxers are subject to controversial decisions.
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Tommy Gunn13
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Re: European Championships (amateurs)
He wasnt the defending champion,he won it the time before...mickey1975 wrote:Luke Campbell?Matt W wrote:England didn't have a defending champion?Gray-Fox wrote:Read this on another forum a few days ago:
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What the comment highlights is the blatant corruption and politics in the am game. It's more rife than people think.
That wasn't just a potshot in the dark. If you remember Rob McCracken was banned before the event too...
That wasn't just a potshot in the dark. If you remember Rob McCracken was banned before the event too...