Should the BBBoC Give Hamed a Licence?

KO Artist · Post by **KO Artist** » 19 Dec 2005, 09:08

Now that he has been charged criminally?

liamlion · Post by **liamlion** » 19 Dec 2005, 09:13

Innocent 'til proven guilty. If Hamed gets convcicted then the BBBC would have grounds to consider such a course of action.

jamesmcdonnell · Post by **jamesmcdonnell** » 19 Dec 2005, 09:25

Why should he not be licensed, he hasn't been found guilty of anything...christ, glad you aren't a high court judge.

J · Post by J » 19 Dec 2005, 09:27

er missing something been off work whats hamed done?

states · Post by **states** » 19 Dec 2005, 09:29

J wrote:er missing something been off work whats hamed done?

He's been charged with dangerous driving, following that smash earlier in the year.

J · Post by J » 19 Dec 2005, 09:36

oooooooh ban him then hand him then draw and quarter him i say.

of course thihs shouldnt impinge on his boxing licence.

Razor · Post by **Razor** » 19 Dec 2005, 09:58

Of course, Tyson was done with rape and still got his back...

J · Post by J » 19 Dec 2005, 10:04

Worse still (and something that cannot be debated) he bit a fornicating great hole out of evanders ear twice and was given back his lcence.

should have been banned for life there and then.

jamesmcdonnell · Post by **jamesmcdonnell** » 19 Dec 2005, 10:22

Yep, it was a disgrace that they relicensed him, and indicative of precisely why boxing is considered a joke sport akin to WWF in some quarters.

KO Artist · Post by **KO Artist** » 19 Dec 2005, 10:27

jamesmcdonnell wrote:Why should he not be licensed, he hasn't been found guilty of anything...christ, glad you aren't a high court judge.

I didnt say that he shouldnt be given one, read my post again

KO Artist · Post by **KO Artist** » 19 Dec 2005, 10:29

Razor wrote:Of course, Tyson was done with rape and still got his back...

After he served time.

Tyson was also jailed for kicking a fellow motorist after a light collision.

Hamed's charges appear far worse.

jamesmcdonnell · Post by **jamesmcdonnell** » 19 Dec 2005, 10:42

Tyson as a convicted rapist should never have been allowed to cross our borders...but money talks.

J · Post by J » 19 Dec 2005, 10:43

Personally i dont think it should have anything to do with his making a living.

if he goes down then of course he wont be able to box but this is boxing not brain surgery we are talking here.

gets on my tits all this in GB i have to give a blood test to check alcohol and drugs every 2 years.

Im like if you cant tell in my daily job and activities why should have to go through this. I dont wish you to stick a needle in my arm for no fornicating good reason.

fornicating nanny state at times this country too many interfering c*nts who should mind their own biznezz unless its backed up with work related examples of poor performance.

anyway ill get off my soap box now.

KO Artist · Post by **KO Artist** » 19 Dec 2005, 10:58

jamesmcdonnell wrote:Tyson as a convicted rapist should never have been allowed to cross our borders...but money talks.

Why?

We let Gerry Adams and Martin McGuinness into the House of Commons.

Whay not let Tyson in?

He served his time, they havent.

liamlion · Post by **liamlion** » 19 Dec 2005, 11:02

KO Atrist wrote:
jamesmcdonnell wrote:Tyson as a convicted rapist should never have been allowed to cross our borders...but money talks.
Why?

We let Gerry Adams and Martin McGuinness into the House of Commons.

Whay not let Tyson in?

He served his time, they havent.

What a cock!

jamesmcdonnell · Post by **jamesmcdonnell** » 19 Dec 2005, 11:17

liamlion wrote:
KO Atrist wrote:
jamesmcdonnell wrote:Tyson as a convicted rapist should never have been allowed to cross our borders...but money talks.
Why?

We let Gerry Adams and Martin McGuinness into the House of Commons.

Whay not let Tyson in?

He served his time, they havent.
What a cock!

Gerry Adams and Martin McGuinness were part of an organisation which opposed the occupation of part of Ireland by British troops, hardly comparable with a man convicted of rape.

My family live in Northern Ireland, and being a catholic in Northern Ireland was like being a second class citizen until very recently, so it's probably best not to try and sum up a complicated political situation with glib comments like that one....

nickd · Post by **nickd** » 19 Dec 2005, 11:20

J wrote:Personally i dont think it should have anything to do with his making a living.

if he goes down then of course he wont be able to box but this is boxing not brain surgery we are talking here.

gets on my tits all this in GB i have to give a blood test to check alcohol and drugs every 2 years.

Im like if you cant tell in my daily job and activities why should have to go through this. I dont wish you to stick a needle in my arm for no fornicating good reason.

fornicating nanny state at times this country too many interfering c*nts who should mind their own biznezz unless its backed up with work related examples of poor performance.

anyway ill get off my soap box now.

Thankfully I dont get those tests! ;)

But as they're not spot tests who the fornicate is going to be stupid enough to get off their noodle in the days leading up to one? Pointless.

J · Post by J » 19 Dec 2005, 11:21

Exacly though i do detox for a month before hand but I do that twice a year anyway.

dont forget if you smoke puff it takes 28 days to clear your system.

thats sucks arse a drug that is less harmful than alcohol and you have to detox for it.

fornicating madness.

jamesmcdonnell · Post by **jamesmcdonnell** » 19 Dec 2005, 11:22

I knew a guy at college who was about to have his tests for the RAF, which included of course drug tests, had a few drinks about a week before and ended up getting stoned as a coot and failed his drug test, end of RAF career.

J · Post by J » 19 Dec 2005, 11:22

that is such a load of bollox it really is.

(what happened not your story mate)

liamlion · Post by **liamlion** » 19 Dec 2005, 11:25

jamesmcdonnell wrote:
liamlion wrote:
KO Atrist wrote: Why?

We let Gerry Adams and Martin McGuinness into the House of Commons.

Whay not let Tyson in?

He served his time, they havent.
What a cock!
Gerry Adams and Martin McGuinness were part of an organisation which opposed the occupation of part of Ireland by British troops, hardly comparable with a man convicted of rape.

My family live in Northern Ireland, and being a catholic in Northern Ireland was like being a second class citizen until very recently, so it's probably best not to try and sum up a complicated political situation with glib comments like that one....

Good response mate. Lets not forget that Gerry Adams and Martin McGuinness are "allowed" in parliament because over 200,000 people elected them.

jamesmcdonnell · Post by **jamesmcdonnell** » 19 Dec 2005, 11:26

Poor guy was crying his eyes out...he had dreamt of being in the RAF all his life, think his dad was a pilot.

Mind you, don't think I would want a canehead whizzing around in a plane that does mach 4....

nickd · Post by **nickd** » 19 Dec 2005, 11:27

J wrote:Exacly though i do detox for a month before hand but I do that twice a year anyway.

dont forget if you smoke puff it takes 28 days to clear your system.

thats sucks arse a drug that is less harmful than alcohol and you have to detox for it.

fornicating madness.

I always attempt to detox in January but it usually lasts a few days before I'm off my chops again! My best mates birthday is on Jan 4th!!

jamesmcdonnell · Post by **jamesmcdonnell** » 19 Dec 2005, 11:31

liamlion wrote:
jamesmcdonnell wrote:
liamlion wrote: What a cock!
Gerry Adams and Martin McGuinness were part of an organisation which opposed the occupation of part of Ireland by British troops, hardly comparable with a man convicted of rape.

My family live in Northern Ireland, and being a catholic in Northern Ireland was like being a second class citizen until very recently, so it's probably best not to try and sum up a complicated political situation with glib comments like that one....
Good response mate. Lets not forget that Gerry Adams and Martin McGuinness are "allowed" in parliament because over 200,000 people elected them.

Yes, probably worth remembering too that Nelson Mandela was once called a terrorist, and was involved in some rather nasty incidents as a young man....he was no angel, but he was committed to a just cause.

It's a good thing that Sinn Feinn are in the parliament, it's the only way forward as you cannot govern a country where half the population have no say in the political process.

My Grandfather was an MP in Northern Ireland in the 1920's, he was a labour MP, but his career was ruined by sectarianism, he was a protestant married to a catholic, and he stood on a non partisan platform, that simply couldn't last in Northern Ireland, where religion invariably rears its ugly head.

liamlion · Post by **liamlion** » 19 Dec 2005, 11:40

jamesmcdonnell wrote:
liamlion wrote:
jamesmcdonnell wrote: Gerry Adams and Martin McGuinness were part of an organisation which opposed the occupation of part of Ireland by British troops, hardly comparable with a man convicted of rape.

My family live in Northern Ireland, and being a catholic in Northern Ireland was like being a second class citizen until very recently, so it's probably best not to try and sum up a complicated political situation with glib comments like that one....
Good response mate. Lets not forget that Gerry Adams and Martin McGuinness are "allowed" in parliament because over 200,000 people elected them.
Yes, probably worth remembering too that Nelson Mandela was once called a terrorist, and was involved in some rather nasty incidents as a young man....he was no angel, but he was committed to a just cause.

It's a good thing that Sinn Feinn are in the parliament, it's the only way forward as you cannot govern a country where half the population have no say in the political process.

My Grandfather was an MP in Northern Ireland in the 1920's, he was a labour MP, but his career was ruined by sectarianism, he was a protestant married to a catholic, and he stood on a non partisan platform, that simply couldn't last in Northern Ireland, where religion invariably rears its ugly head.

Yeah, like you said its a complicated subject and it doesnt help when people make pathetic, ill-educated comments. But hey what can anyone expect when people get their knowledge of affairs from the Sun?