Haye deserves some props

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reggaereggae wrote:Nice one. But let's remember it's a tax break. Probably advised by accountant and agent.
Behave yourself man. He is giving £100,000 to a guy he hardly knows.
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reggaereggae wrote:Intuitively, if anyone really reckons that David Haye (who I like and am a fan of) really gave £100,000 to nick Blackwell from his bank account; I would suggest they get their head examined.
You don't know otherwise, so wind your neck in. :shame:
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Wow good on Haye. Mad props!
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Hayes done a nice thing here. Why do people feel the need to pick holes in what is a classy gesture? Haye gets a lot of stick on here for certain things and justifiably so but he's shown a touch of class here and should be commended.
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Stuarty30 wrote:Hayes done a nice thing here. Why do people feel the need to pick holes in what is a classy gesture? Haye gets a lot of stick on here for certain things and justifiably so but he's shown a touch of class here and should be commended.
Yeah, I've been a huge critic of Haye, and deservedly so, but this action is not deserving of opprobrium - it should be applauded.

I mean, I'm one of life's cynics, but you've got to draw the line somewhere.
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jamesmcdonnell wrote:
Stuarty30 wrote:Hayes done a nice thing here. Why do people feel the need to pick holes in what is a classy gesture? Haye gets a lot of stick on here for certain things and justifiably so but he's shown a touch of class here and should be commended.
Yeah, I've been a huge critic of Haye, and deservedly so, but this action is not deserving of opprobrium - it should be applauded.

I mean, I'm one of life's cynics, but you've got to draw the line somewhere.
You a cynic? Never :OhYes:
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Stuarty30 wrote:
jamesmcdonnell wrote:
Stuarty30 wrote:Hayes done a nice thing here. Why do people feel the need to pick holes in what is a classy gesture? Haye gets a lot of stick on here for certain things and justifiably so but he's shown a touch of class here and should be commended.
Yeah, I've been a huge critic of Haye, and deservedly so, but this action is not deserving of opprobrium - it should be applauded.

I mean, I'm one of life's cynics, but you've got to draw the line somewhere.
You a cynic? Never :OhYes:
Hard to believe I know.
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Top Man :OhYes:
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Major credit for this.
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Good on him. Nice to see Eubank Jnr do the same?
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TopGun wrote:Good on him. Nice to see Eubank Jnr do the same?
To be fair, Eubank Jr hasn't got the kind of money Haye has. Also, Blackwell already got paid for fighting Eubank Jr, and Jr could have suffered the same fate during that fight.

I don't think Jr has any responsibility to do so.
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:evil:
keithmoonhangover wrote:
reggaereggae wrote:Intuitively, if anyone really reckons that David Haye (who I like and am a fan of) really gave £100,000 to nick Blackwell from his bank account; I would suggest they get their head examined.
You don't know otherwise, so wind your neck in. :shame:
Right, let me get this straight - we should 100% believe everything that anyone says, especially in the celeb or sports world, just because they said so? :confused: :lol:

Er ok.... and I bet you believe Anthony Joshua is extremely humble, or Charlie Zelenoff is TBE because they both say so? :lol: :lol:
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reggaereggae wrote::evil:
keithmoonhangover wrote:
reggaereggae wrote:Intuitively, if anyone really reckons that David Haye (who I like and am a fan of) really gave £100,000 to nick Blackwell from his bank account; I would suggest they get their head examined.
You don't know otherwise, so wind your neck in. :shame:
Right, let me get this straight - we should 100% believe everything that anyone says, especially in the celeb or sports world, just because they said so? :confused: :lol:

Er ok.... and I bet you believe Anthony Joshua is extremely humble, or Charlie Zelenoff is TBE because they both say so? :lol: :lol:
No, but the fact that Blackwell has received the money, makes everything else irrelevant. So long as Blackwell benefits, who gives a shite about the how? The fact is, Luke Blackwell's life is being positively influenced, however this is achieved.
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reggaereggae wrote::evil:
keithmoonhangover wrote:
reggaereggae wrote:Intuitively, if anyone really reckons that David Haye (who I like and am a fan of) really gave £100,000 to nick Blackwell from his bank account; I would suggest they get their head examined.
You don't know otherwise, so wind your neck in. :shame:
Right, let me get this straight - we should 100% believe everything that anyone says, especially in the celeb or sports world, just because they said so? :confused: :lol:

Er ok.... and I bet you believe Anthony Joshua is extremely humble, or Charlie Zelenoff is TBE because they both say so? :lol: :lol:
:shame:
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jamesmcdonnell wrote:
reggaereggae wrote::evil:
keithmoonhangover wrote:
You don't know otherwise, so wind your neck in. :shame:
Right, let me get this straight - we should 100% believe everything that anyone says, especially in the celeb or sports world, just because they said so? :confused: :lol:

Er ok.... and I bet you believe Anthony Joshua is extremely humble, or Charlie Zelenoff is TBE because they both say so? :lol: :lol:
No, but the fact that Blackwell has received the money, makes everything else irrelevant. So long as Blackwell benefits, who gives a shite about the how? The fact is, Luke Blackwell's life is being positively influenced, however this is achieved.
:TU: Spot on.
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jamesmcdonnell wrote:
reggaereggae wrote::evil:
keithmoonhangover wrote:
You don't know otherwise, so wind your neck in. :shame:
Right, let me get this straight - we should 100% believe everything that anyone says, especially in the celeb or sports world, just because they said so? :confused: :lol:

Er ok.... and I bet you believe Anthony Joshua is extremely humble, or Charlie Zelenoff is TBE because they both say so? :lol: :lol:
No, but the fact that Blackwell has received the money, makes everything else irrelevant. So long as Blackwell benefits, who gives a shite about the how? The fact is, Luke Blackwell's life is being positively influenced, however this is achieved.
Well we have to make sure he does number 1... and there are many so-called philanthropists who 'give' money away to charity, but effectively it comes off their tax bill, they are not giving their away, they are giving away money that would otherwise be paid to the treasury. They are in effect giving away money from the public purse. It doesn't really belong to them.

It's not like you or I giving money to a charity box.

It's also fantastic PR and makes him seem like a great guy....

You posters surely can't be that naive?
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PS sounds like keithmoonhnangover is actually Elliott Worsell????
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Here's the thread where some people doubted he'd do it.

http://boxrec.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f ... +Blackwell
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:TU: Well done Hayemaker. If it was a PR stunt surely Haye wouldn't of gave the money as quietly with minimal fuss like he has.
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reggaereggae wrote:PS sounds like keithmoonhnangover is actually Elliott Worsell????
I'm not bothered who you think I am, at least I have some respect for such a good deed.
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reggaereggae wrote:
jamesmcdonnell wrote:
reggaereggae wrote::evil:

Right, let me get this straight - we should 100% believe everything that anyone says, especially in the celeb or sports world, just because they said so? :confused: :lol:

Er ok.... and I bet you believe Anthony Joshua is extremely humble, or Charlie Zelenoff is TBE because they both say so? :lol: :lol:
No, but the fact that Blackwell has received the money, makes everything else irrelevant. So long as Blackwell benefits, who gives a shite about the how? The fact is, Luke Blackwell's life is being positively influenced, however this is achieved.
Well we have to make sure he does number 1... and there are many so-called philanthropists who 'give' money away to charity, but effectively it comes off their tax bill, they are not giving their away, they are giving away money that would otherwise be paid to the treasury. They are in effect giving away money from the public purse. It doesn't really belong to them.

It's not like you or I giving money to a charity box.

It's also fantastic PR and makes him seem like a great guy....

You posters surely can't be that naive?
Who cares?

Blackwell seems pleased. That's all I really care about.
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reggaereggae wrote:You posters surely can't be that naive?
He's done a really good thing and hopefully it will encourage the other big earners to do likewise. There is nothing naïve about celebrating a noble act, which is based on a fact. Your sinicism is based on your own imagination.
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jamesmcdonnell wrote:
reggaereggae wrote:
jamesmcdonnell wrote:
No, but the fact that Blackwell has received the money, makes everything else irrelevant. So long as Blackwell benefits, who gives a shite about the how? The fact is, Luke Blackwell's life is being positively influenced, however this is achieved.
Well we have to make sure he does number 1... and there are many so-called philanthropists who 'give' money away to charity, but effectively it comes off their tax bill, they are not giving their away, they are giving away money that would otherwise be paid to the treasury. They are in effect giving away money from the public purse. It doesn't really belong to them.

It's not like you or I giving money to a charity box.

It's also fantastic PR and makes him seem like a great guy....

You posters surely can't be that naive?
Who cares?

Blackwell seems pleased. That's all I really care about.


Ok good point and I'm glad Blackwell has been helped and it was decent of Haye to organise it regardless of tax or PR.

I was just looking at it rather cynically.
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jamesmcdonnell wrote:
Londonirish wrote:
reggaereggae wrote:Nice one. But let's remember it's a tax break. Probably advised by accountant and agent.
But? Regardless what ever it has to do with a Tax Break or Not, he's done a great thing!!!
Yeah, I don't care what reasons Haye has for doing it, it's a good thing. He didn't have to do it, and there's other ways to avoid paying tax.

Occasionally, just occasionally people deserve a bit of credit. I'm the last in the queue to be handing it out to Haye, but he deserves some respect here.
I agree, The main thing is Mr Blackwell gets a nice earner and put to good use could be a life changer. Fair play to Mr Haye
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I be very careful in Chicken Toe Haye and his motives for giving Blackwell 100k , lets not forget this man below gave a fair bit away to a lot of injured and hurt people to :o :D
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