RIP Colin Hart

Jimmy2025
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rhino222 wrote: 27 Mar 2025, 13:51
Jimmy2025 wrote: 24 Mar 2025, 11:37
rhino222 wrote: 24 Mar 2025, 10:49

That was exactly my thoughts. Ive met Colin and chatted to him, lovely man, great journo in his day and condolensces to his family. But his day was a long time ago, everytime he was interviewed in the last 25 years he mentioned the rumble in the jungle etc and it got a tad tiresome. But of course, RIP Colin, another legend lost.
I think almost every older person uses repeated reference points in their anecdotes. I certainly do. By the turn of the millennium (25 years ago), Colin was at state pension age, so I'll give him a pass for a bit of repetition for putting an extra quarter century of a shift in!
what youre saying is that he should have retired long ago :clap:
Yes, I am just a nicer person than you. :lol:
goose 5
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I read earlier today that he stood up to a very surly George Foreman back in the 70's when Foreman got rude with him.
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goose 5 wrote: 27 Mar 2025, 19:45 I read earlier today that he stood up to a very surly George Foreman back in the 70's when Foreman got rude with him.
lol don’t believe everything you read. This video is also interesting

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