This is you isn't it.mickey1975 wrote: ↑01 Jan 2018, 05:07Spend much time there, idiot? I'm there maybe three times a week. As for what Fury has to do with this.... It ruins you his last fight was in a full football stadium, too... And AJ fought in front of less than 3,000 at The MEN when I saw him there!
No. On a different note, how did Tyson get brought into this?dirk2686 wrote: ↑01 Jan 2018, 06:20This is you isn't it.mickey1975 wrote: ↑01 Jan 2018, 05:07Spend much time there, idiot? I'm there maybe three times a week. As for what Fury has to do with this.... It ruins you his last fight was in a full football stadium, too... And AJ fought in front of less than 3,000 at The MEN when I saw him there!
I think it's more that he's just a dick.Black Sam Bellamy wrote: ↑01 Jan 2018, 07:00 More publicity for Davies in his role as WWE heel. All these boxers using Twitter to create fake animosity is getting a bit embarrassing for me.
I know exactly how this forum works, I have been around a fair while you know so I really dont need you telling me.
Reverse the roles and imagine that Tommy Coyle had abused Davies based on his origins or his ethnicity. There would be outraged and his licence would have been revoked.PredatorHayds wrote: ↑01 Jan 2018, 10:29
Ohara is easy to dislike and Taylor showed him up. But he’s said far worse things than threatening to do a interview with a paper.
Hahahadirk2686 wrote: ↑01 Jan 2018, 09:58
Next week, Mick corrects someone who suggests America has a population of more than 200m.
"Honestly, I was in South Dakota and barely saw a soul."
Im a liverpool fan and im married to a scouser,when i first saw the headlines i thought "what a piece of sh1t OD is bringing up this disaster" but then when iv read the tweets and saw his apology i cant believe mr hearn has pulled him from the card,the only reason i can think of why Eddie has done this is because he is that close to bellew and the smith brothers they have had their say on it and i reckon hearn has asked their opinion and they have said fck him off. Hearn lets some fighters have too much of a say in the dealings of matchroom. OD has said he is sorry on more than one occasion so thats fair play in my eyes, let him fight now dont stop a man earning a crust,for god sake this sport is tough enough to earn money for the up and comers without pulling fit fighters from cards.dookus wrote: ↑01 Jan 2018, 13:58 Total fúcking bollocks overreaction and yet another sop to the hordes of thin-skinned shitehawks intent on driving everything remotely controversial out of public life. Davies is being hauled over the coals and having his career stalled for a slightly close-to-the-bone jibe at someone who doesn't even come from effing Liverpool (and it would be a total overreaction even if he did). In Eddie Hearn's version of boxing, border tasteless windups as a means of promoting legalised violence are now unacceptable in case some fans take offence! In a sport where David Haye was wearing T-shirts with his opponent's severed head (and that of his brother) to press conferences a few years ago!
The police, government and the media didn't blame the fans for Valley Parade, they did for Hillsborough. They fucked up and then lied and made up stories that were proven to be false and the only people who pickpocketed the dead on that day were South Yorkshire police officers.Loftgroov wrote: ↑01 Jan 2018, 14:34 Storm in a teacup.
I've never understood why any comment on Hillborough, a terrible tragedy, is taken to be an affront to the whole city of Liverpool. It like when Ken Bigley met a grissly end, it must have been horrific for his family, but we had "the whole city of Liverpool in mourning"......
When Bradford's ground burnt down 56 people died yet in contrast to Hillborough when is it ever even mentioned?
Horrible things happen all over the country sadly but Liverpudlians do seem to revel in victimhood.
It's the biggest miscarriage of justice in British legal history and has been exposed as such. It's people from all over the country involved. Educate yourself if you want to make shit comments on it to stop yourself looking foolish.Loftgroov wrote: ↑01 Jan 2018, 14:34 Storm in a teacup.
I've never understood why any comment on Hillborough, a terrible tragedy, is taken to be an affront to the whole city of Liverpool. It like when Ken Bigley met a grissly end, it must have been horrific for his family, but we had "the whole city of Liverpool in mourning"......
When Bradford's ground burnt down 56 people died yet in contrast to Hillborough when is it ever even mentioned?
Horrible things happen all over the country sadly but Liverpudlians do seem to revel in victimhood.
