How is if arse kissing? In that situation my mates wouldn't grass me up and would lie for me but they certainly don't kiss my arse. It's loyalty amongst friends.thepocketrocket wrote:Harrison always hung around scumbags. I remember being at the Harrison v McCullough weigh in, and one of the Jock crew threatened to glass the barman for not putting enough beer in the pint....was really poisonous.
I remember when he smashed the guy who was his Mrs's ex fella. Everyone got round and gave him a false story that he was 'defending himself from an attack' and even Scottish journos were finding it funny that he had got off. In the end, he should have been punished there and shown that he couldn't do whatever he wanted, and there would be consequences. It may not have worked, but the lack of accountability and a crew of people who will just kiss your ass would not have helped
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I'm sure all those people who were acting as Harrison's mob are still there now the money has dried up. That's real loyalty.mickey1975 wrote:How is if arse kissing? In that situation my mates wouldn't grass me up and would lie for me but they certainly don't kiss my arse. It's loyalty amongst friends.thepocketrocket wrote:Harrison always hung around scumbags. I remember being at the Harrison v McCullough weigh in, and one of the Jock crew threatened to glass the barman for not putting enough beer in the pint....was really poisonous.
I remember when he smashed the guy who was his Mrs's ex fella. Everyone got round and gave him a false story that he was 'defending himself from an attack' and even Scottish journos were finding it funny that he had got off. In the end, he should have been punished there and shown that he couldn't do whatever he wanted, and there would be consequences. It may not have worked, but the lack of accountability and a crew of people who will just kiss your ass would not have helped
The atmosphere was one of hilarity. if I did someone is an attack like that, I would hope I had friends who would see there was a problem and help me out. Rent a mob dick heads who love being associated with the champ aren't friends, in my opinion.
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My point is, they would probably be his friend even if he'd never boxed. He's that way out himself. I've got mates who would do anything to support me, even when I'm in the wrong, and I'm not a champ, far from it!
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I've been lucky enough to have mates like that and when iI got really lucky I got friends who would rebuke me when I was in the wrong.mickey1975 wrote:My point is, they would probably be his friend even if he'd never boxed. He's that way out himself. I've got mates who would do anything to support me, even when I'm in the wrong, and I'm not a champ, far from it!
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Mine would back me in a fight, but still go mad with me later if I caused it.palooka wrote:I've been lucky enough to have mates like that and when iI got really lucky I got friends who would rebuke me when I was in the wrong.mickey1975 wrote:My point is, they would probably be his friend even if he'd never boxed. He's that way out himself. I've got mates who would do anything to support me, even when I'm in the wrong, and I'm not a champ, far from it!
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Yeah, that's not a bad balance.mickey1975 wrote:Mine would back me in a fight, but still go mad with me later if I caused it.palooka wrote:I've been lucky enough to have mates like that and when iI got really lucky I got friends who would rebuke me when I was in the wrong.mickey1975 wrote:My point is, they would probably be his friend even if he'd never boxed. He's that way out himself. I've got mates who would do anything to support me, even when I'm in the wrong, and I'm not a champ, far from it!
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Id back my mates when they were in the wrong 99 times out 100. Obviously there would be exceptions in extreme conditions but I'd stand up for them and then tell them the next day that they were wrong. I would fully expect the same in return.
Although people acquire hangers on as they rise to fame I would imagine that there are quite often people around who were there before it all started.
Although people acquire hangers on as they rise to fame I would imagine that there are quite often people around who were there before it all started.
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thepocketrocket wrote:Harrison always hung around scumbags. I remember being at the Harrison v McCullough weigh in, and one of the Jock crew threatened to glass the barman for not putting enough beer in the pint....was really poisonous.
I remember when he smashed the guy who was his Mrs's ex fella. Everyone got round and gave him a false story that he was 'defending himself from an attack' and even Scottish journos were finding it funny that he had got off. In the end, he should have been punished there and shown that he couldn't do whatever he wanted, and there would be consequences. It may not have worked, but the lack of accountability and a crew of people who will just kiss your ass would not have helped
I really don't like being referred to as a 'Jock'. Are you Irish by any chance?
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Tomasino wrote:thepocketrocket wrote:Harrison always hung around scumbags. I remember being at the Harrison v McCullough weigh in, and one of the Jock crew threatened to glass the barman for not putting enough beer in the pint....was really poisonous.
I remember when he smashed the guy who was his Mrs's ex fella. Everyone got round and gave him a false story that he was 'defending himself from an attack' and even Scottish journos were finding it funny that he had got off. In the end, he should have been punished there and shown that he couldn't do whatever he wanted, and there would be consequences. It may not have worked, but the lack of accountability and a crew of people who will just kiss your ass would not have helped
I really don't like being referred to as a 'Jock'. Are you Irish by any chance?
I humbly apologise my friend of Scottish nationality!
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thepocketrocket wrote:Tomasino wrote:thepocketrocket wrote:Harrison always hung around scumbags. I remember being at the Harrison v McCullough weigh in, and one of the Jock crew threatened to glass the barman for not putting enough beer in the pint....was really poisonous.
I remember when he smashed the guy who was his Mrs's ex fella. Everyone got round and gave him a false story that he was 'defending himself from an attack' and even Scottish journos were finding it funny that he had got off. In the end, he should have been punished there and shown that he couldn't do whatever he wanted, and there would be consequences. It may not have worked, but the lack of accountability and a crew of people who will just kiss your ass would not have helped
I really don't like being referred to as a 'Jock'. Are you Irish by any chance?
I humbly apologise my friend of Scottish nationality!
I had to attempt to suffer it when I worked in Liverpool in my
Early 20s. Sweaty sock etc etc
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You might want to look into suing the Mickey Mousers for your hurt feelings mate - such comments have no place in society let alone the workplace.Tomasino wrote:thepocketrocket wrote:Tomasino wrote:
I really don't like being referred to as a 'Jock'. Are you Irish by any chance?
I humbly apologise my friend of Scottish nationality!
I had to attempt to suffer it when I worked in Liverpool in my
Early 20s. Sweaty sock etc etc
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I've been called a lot of things in my life worse than 'Jock' but that term tends to get my back up. I find it quite arrogant and belittling. I'm sure most of the time whoever is using the term doesn't mean it in that way though.
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It's just a name. I upset people all the time without meaning it... A bloke in my taxi said he was Kurdish, I replied "in Turkey", he went mental, I threw him out of the car. I was making small talk with a guy up here for the races from Wolverhampton and said "where are you from, pal, Birmingham?", he lost the plot, I thought I was going to have to hit him.Stuarty30 wrote:I've been called a lot of things in my life worse than 'Jock' but that term tends to get my back up. I find it quite arrogant and belittling. I'm sure most of the time whoever is using the term doesn't mean it in that way though.
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Fair do's, I have never heard of anyone taking offence at the term. To me, it has always been like Scousers, Manc's, Geordies, Taff's.
However, if it is a word that causes offence, I will not use it
However, if it is a word that causes offence, I will not use it
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Terry Dooley wrote:Sky hyped up the ‘McCullough was fighting in U.S. arenas, but he’s had his last few in smaller venues in the U.K. to get him ready for this David Vs Goliath clash’. It was almost exactly the same as David Goliath if you removed the catapult, the outcome and the fact that God wanted David to win.Khaosai-Galaxy wrote:
Wasn't the build up really good or something?
I forgets
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Terry Dooley wrote:Sky hyped up the ‘McCullough was fighting in U.S. arenas, but he’s had his last few in smaller venues in the U.K. to get him ready for this David Vs Goliath clash’. It was almost exactly the same as David Goliath if you removed the catapult, the outcome and the fact that God wanted David to win.Khaosai-Galaxy wrote:
Wasn't the build up really good or something?
I forgets
Excellent!
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There was a bloke iin town always with his wife and I saw him one day on his own and he said he'd lost her, I said oh, shell turn up when She's hungry and it turned out shed died, I felt awful.mickey1975 wrote:It's just a name. I upset people all the time without meaning it... A bloke in my taxi said he was Kurdish, I replied "in Turkey", he went mental, I threw him out of the car. I was making small talk with a guy up here for the races from Wolverhampton and said "where are you from, pal, Birmingham?", he lost the plot, I thought I was going to have to hit him.Stuarty30 wrote:I've been called a lot of things in my life worse than 'Jock' but that term tends to get my back up. I find it quite arrogant and belittling. I'm sure most of the time whoever is using the term doesn't mean it in that way though.
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I feel awful too because I laughed out loud when I read thatpalooka wrote:There was a bloke iin town always with his wife and I saw him one day on his own and he said he'd lost her, I said oh, shell turn up when She's hungry and it turned out shed died, I felt awful.mickey1975 wrote:It's just a name. I upset people all the time without meaning it... A bloke in my taxi said he was Kurdish, I replied "in Turkey", he went mental, I threw him out of the car. I was making small talk with a guy up here for the races from Wolverhampton and said "where are you from, pal, Birmingham?", he lost the plot, I thought I was going to have to hit him.Stuarty30 wrote:I've been called a lot of things in my life worse than 'Jock' but that term tends to get my back up. I find it quite arrogant and belittling. I'm sure most of the time whoever is using the term doesn't mean it in that way though.
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I don't know anyone Scots who like the term 'jock' same as I don't know any Chinese who like being called a chinky etc etc.
As for when I was in liverpool, after a while I ended up smacking the labourers for doing it, cheeky squeeky voiced pudenda that they were.
As for when I was in liverpool, after a while I ended up smacking the labourers for doing it, cheeky squeeky voiced pudenda that they were.
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I dont mind being called a jock personally,doesnt offend me in the slightestTomasino wrote:I don't know anyone Scots who like the term 'jock' same as I don't know any Chinese who like being called a chinky etc etc.
As for when I was in liverpool, after a while I ended up smacking the labourers for doing it, cheeky squeeky voiced pudenda that they were.
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handsofstone wrote:I dont mind being called a jock personally,doesnt offend me in the slightestTomasino wrote:I don't know anyone Scots who like the term 'jock' same as I don't know any Chinese who like being called a chinky etc etc.
As for when I was in liverpool, after a while I ended up smacking the labourers for doing it, cheeky squeeky voiced pudenda that they were.
some fcking clarity here would be nice
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You c*nt Palooka!JimJim2009 wrote:I feel awful too because I laughed out loud when I read thatpalooka wrote:There was a bloke iin town always with his wife and I saw him one day on his own and he said he'd lost her, I said oh, shell turn up when She's hungry and it turned out shed died, I felt awful.mickey1975 wrote: It's just a name. I upset people all the time without meaning it... A bloke in my taxi said he was Kurdish, I replied "in Turkey", he went mental, I threw him out of the car. I was making small talk with a guy up here for the races from Wolverhampton and said "where are you from, pal, Birmingham?", he lost the plot, I thought I was going to have to hit him.
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Is sweaty sock OK??
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Or how about McFakkwit?
I jest of course, my family is part Scottish. The part we don't associate with.
I jest of course, my family is part Scottish. The part we don't associate with.