Apologies for the language

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TheCobra
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Apologies for the language

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Wish that Nick Halling bloke would stfu saying this. It's boxing, it's post watershed, get on with it. Respect to allegedly who don't say this every 5 minutes.
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TheCobra wrote:Wish that Nick Halling bloke would stfu saying this. It's boxing, it's post watershed, get on with it. Respect to Allegedly channel who don't say this every 5 minutes.
Sky is very prudish and got more so after the Keys and Gray incident. Seems ridiculous that you can hear all sorts of language and see all sorts of things on Sky Atlantic, with only a warning before the show begins, but have to put up with this every boxing night. How about a similar disclaimer before boxing shows? 'The following show contains violence and bad language.' And then let adults be adults and stop trying to protect us, we are your customers not your children Sky.
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F**k all y'all.
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Well at least we haven't heard the "emotions are running high in the corner" line yet.
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It is rather funny, apologising over a bit of naughty words at an event where blokes are trying to take each others head off.
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I'm far more offended by the constant adverts in between rounds, can they apologise for that instead?
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Matt W wrote:I'm far more offended by the constant adverts in between rounds, can they apologise for that instead?
Not unless there is swearing in the advert.
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in a world when shit like eastenders is on at 7.30 for kids to see :shame:
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I don't like to hear foul language.

Cornermen should be more imaginative with their insults.

Nincompoop is a fine curse.

"the nincompoop is wide open for the counter upper cut. Go out there and finish this stinky rat ! "
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banjo wrote:It is rather funny, apologising over a bit of naughty words at an event where blokes are trying to take each others head off.
This, exactly. :TU:
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You can all get fu**ed

Thats my opinion for what its worth
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Hmmm..I'd like to just apologies to all readers for the language in this thread, emotions are running high.
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What would be funny is if he said "sorry for the use of the words pudendum, prick and fornicate there, hopefully you're not easily offended by these words but if you are please press mute because Brendan Ingle is about to say twat, shit and bollacks".

At which point studio guest Naseem Hamed would shout, "but mostly bollacks".
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