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dookus
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All the best Richie
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UrbanFox
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All the best!
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johnswan1
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Best of luck in the future and congratulations on the successful career you had in boxing.
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gasman
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Big loss to British boxing, the best ref at BBBoC, good luck with your next challenge :TU:
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Flump
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Excellent ref, first saw him on Sportsnight having trouble with Bobby Frankham, all these years later still going strong. You can see he admires the fighters and is a fair man, a big loss.

Good luck fella.
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ste1983
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Just saw this damn shame for boxing that Richie one of the best refs around. Good luck in your new venture :TU:
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boxref
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Thank you all for your kind wishes. Not quite so kind on Eastside. :yay:
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Howard Foster
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boxref wrote:Thank you all for your kind wishes. Not quite so kind on Eastside. :yay:
All the best Richie D.
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rd350lc
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Flump wrote:Excellent ref, first saw him on Sportsnight having trouble with Bobby Frankham, all these years later still going strong. You can see he admires the fighters and is a fair man, a big loss.

Good luck fella.
Bloody hell , Sportsnight - I remember watching that when I was a lad on a black and white portable tv
Richie must have been a young -un himself back then
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Finn
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Good luck Richie - massively disappointed though thought you were one of the best refs not just in the UK but in the world.
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Diddyb
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Good luck Richie haha I remember watching graham earl v yuri Romanov at the goresbrook when you told romanovs corner off in between rounds the looked a bit frightened
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amirah
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what u moving on to richie?
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hurlock
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Re: Resignation

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End of an era really! When Francis & oconnell retired they left you in a league of your own & knowbody really rivalled you until foster & I suppose Thomas was a top ref also.

All the best in this new combat thing which sounds abit unclear & if your half as good at it as Reffin you'll be great.
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cobbler80
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Best of luck in the future Richie, you'll be missed
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THEBUTCH
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What a shame. Richie Davis was, without any doubt, one the best ref's ever on the British circuit. :TU:

He'll be missed. :bow:
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AGM
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All the best
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SAPFO
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Re: Resignation

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What was this new adventure he was on?
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jonny
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Re: Resignation

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Hearing bad vibes about him now
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handsofstone
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Re: Resignation

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jonny wrote:Hearing bad vibes about him now
C'mon stop cock teasing ;-)
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jonny
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No Warren shows, Not working for the MBC, sacked from BBBC . Something not right
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handsofstone
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Re: Resignation

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jonny wrote:No Warren shows, Not working for the MBC, sacked from BBBC . Something not right
Whats Warren have to do with it?? Surely the promoter has no say in who officiates,just the board,unless its a genuine grievence??

Im not sure??
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jonny
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Re: Resignation

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His total combat connection. Think he worked for him
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Slim Cockney
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jonny wrote:No Warren shows, Not working for the MBC, sacked from BBBC . Something not right
Sacked from the BBBC?
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jonny
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Re: Resignation

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Slim Cockney wrote:
jonny wrote:No Warren shows, Not working for the MBC, sacked from BBBC . Something not right
Sacked from the BBBC?
Yeah thought they sacked him
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Looking On
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Re: Resignation

Post by Looking On »

I think it was more constructive dismissal if ive understood right.
In other words made him feel resignation was the only way
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