Gary Cornish changes coach

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Re: Gary Cornish changes coach

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Alba wrote:
billy nelson wrote:Who was Tommys last British champ from Scotland? Was it Drew Docherty?
Paul Appleby.
That was a good while ago wasn't it.
8 years ago that would hardly inspire someone to sign with him would it?
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billy nelson wrote:
Alba wrote:
billy nelson wrote:Who was Tommys last British champ from Scotland? Was it Drew Docherty?
Paul Appleby.
That was a good while ago wasn't it.
8 years ago that would hardly inspire someone to sign with him would it?
no my problem billy to be honest, i thought the thread was about Gary Cornish and his changing of Coaches?
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Just interested in your opinion Gary, you seem very defensive towards Tommy and the second I show some evidence that domestically in Scotland his record of late isn't exactly something to shout from the roofs you want to change the subject, very pc.
Gary Cornish imo needs to get himself a sponsor move to London get a good coach and has much quality sparring as regular has he can to have any chance, good luck to him
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yes Cornish desperately needs sparring even if its just with the North east heavies. Also he doesn't seem to be fighting as much as he was.
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billy nelson wrote:Just interested in your opinion Gary, you seem very defensive towards Tommy and the second I show some evidence that domestically in Scotland his record of late isn't exactly something to shout from the roofs you want to change the subject, very pc.
You are also very vocal with your comments and you also choose what question to answer and what not to answer depending on your own personal agenda.
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Re: Gary Cornish changes coach

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bripez wrote:
billy nelson wrote:Just interested in your opinion Gary, you seem very defensive towards Tommy and the second I show some evidence that domestically in Scotland his record of late isn't exactly something to shout from the roofs you want to change the subject, very pc.
You are also very vocal with your comments and you also choose what question to answer and what not to answer depending on your own personal agenda.
I'm supplying proof to back up my agenda dafty
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billy nelson wrote:
bripez wrote:
billy nelson wrote:Just interested in your opinion Gary, you seem very defensive towards Tommy and the second I show some evidence that domestically in Scotland his record of late isn't exactly something to shout from the roofs you want to change the subject, very pc.
You are also very vocal with your comments and you also choose what question to answer and what not to answer depending on your own personal agenda.
I'm supplying proof to back up my agenda dafty

We all have our own opinions and you don't have to answer to me any more than Alba has to answer to you.

It seems strange that you criticize a poster for doing something that you often do yourself.
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billy nelson wrote:Just interested in your opinion Gary, you seem very defensive towards Tommy and the second I show some evidence that domestically in Scotland his record of late isn't exactly something to shout from the roofs you want to change the subject, very pc.
Gary Cornish imo needs to get himself a sponsor move to London get a good coach and has much quality sparring as regular has he can to have any chance, good luck to him
Defensive? if you take that from me answering your question and reminding you this thread is about cornish, then so be it .


Your point about moving to london and getting sparring is a sensible one , however whoever coaches him, whoever is Promoting him, i am behind the guy 100% (like any scottish fighter) and look forward to his career unfolding
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Alba wrote:
billy nelson wrote:Just interested in your opinion Gary, you seem very defensive towards Tommy and the second I show some evidence that domestically in Scotland his record of late isn't exactly something to shout from the roofs you want to change the subject, very pc.
Gary Cornish imo needs to get himself a sponsor move to London get a good coach and has much quality sparring as regular has he can to have any chance, good luck to him
Defensive? if you take that from me answering your question and reminding you this thread is about cornish, then so be it .


Your point about moving to london and getting sparring is a sensible one , however whoever coaches him, whoever is Promoting him, i am behind the guy 100% (like any scottish fighter) and look forward to his career unfolding
Did you see his career unfold as he folded when he fought a real fighter in Joshua lol
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Jokes aside how have we seen this change of coach help/hinder Gary's career so far? i still think it wouldnt matter who coached him but his unwillingness to move away from Inverness shows that he doesn't actually think he can go to the next level and is happy to sit at home and pick up cheques for fighting blown up cruiseweighgts and light heavies.
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