Cardle v Buckland Poll
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CharlesListon
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Cardle v Buckland Poll
How do we think this one will pan out?
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PredatorHayds
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Re: Cardle v Buckland Poll
Fights off mate. Cardle got a leg injury playing football last week.
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CharlesListon
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Re: Cardle v Buckland Poll
That's gutting.
How bad an injury is it?
How bad an injury is it?
Re: Cardle v Buckland Poll
Playing footy a week before a title fight is a disgrace. Wasnt the strongest tv card anyway but the loss of this fight makes it worse.
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CharlesListon
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Re: Cardle v Buckland Poll
Yeah, I thought that. It annoys me enough when fights get postponed because a boxer picked up a cut in sparring (which is usually a clash of heads and or a headguard would prevent it) but this is infuriating.maley1984 wrote:Playing footy a week before a title fight is a disgrace. Wasnt the strongest tv card anyway but the loss of this fight makes it worse.
This bout made the TV card worth watching.
Looks like I'll end up letting the Mrs have X-Factor on and I'll record this and save my TV monopoly for another night.
Re: Cardle v Buckland Poll
CharlesListon wrote:Yeah, I thought that. It annoys me enough when fights get postponed because a boxer picked up a cut in sparring (which is usually a clash of heads and or a headguard would prevent it) but this is infuriating.maley1984 wrote:Playing footy a week before a title fight is a disgrace. Wasnt the strongest tv card anyway but the loss of this fight makes it worse.
This bout made the TV card worth watching.
Looks like I'll end up letting the Mrs have X-Factor on and I'll record this and save my TV monopoly for another night.
I can except injuries in the gym sparring stuff like that but football a week before a fight is a disgrace. It might hav been a charity game but look at the fans who hav brought tickets to show.