Leave me alone. I'm only putting 2 and 2 togather to get 5. There can't be too many Martin Gillick's around
Martin Gillick
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jomothepure
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jomothepure
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I could stay here all night and have a slanging match with you but shouldnt you be in the gym training that lardy arse off yours and try to lose some weight.
You have been on this forum for nearly 2 years now looking for managers,coaches,opponents,gyms and boxing enquipment and still you have done nothing.
IMO i think if you had any boxing knowledge or talent you would already know the answers to the questions you ask.
Maybe you should think of a career change,I see they are looking for somebody down the old peoples home to chew bread for the gummy people.
I really think you are shit at boxing,not good enough to be professional not even to be a journeyman,you said before that you won regional title in scotland which is as good as a blue peter badge.
SO knock it on the head before you really embarrass yourself.
You have been on this forum for nearly 2 years now looking for managers,coaches,opponents,gyms and boxing enquipment and still you have done nothing.
IMO i think if you had any boxing knowledge or talent you would already know the answers to the questions you ask.
Maybe you should think of a career change,I see they are looking for somebody down the old peoples home to chew bread for the gummy people.
I really think you are shit at boxing,not good enough to be professional not even to be a journeyman,you said before that you won regional title in scotland which is as good as a blue peter badge.
SO knock it on the head before you really embarrass yourself.
spot on jamieJamie Sanigar wrote:All I'd say on this matter from someone inside the game if you are a new pro with a relatively fair/average amateur career like Martin he would have no problems getting a fight if he really wanted to.
The question is does he really want to fight because quite frankly he seems to be all talk to me.
beagleboy wrote:spot on jamieJamie Sanigar wrote:All I'd say on this matter from someone inside the game if you are a new pro with a relatively fair/average amateur career like Martin he would have no problems getting a fight if he really wanted to.
The question is does he really want to fight because quite frankly he seems to be all talk to me.
watch this space 8)
OK walter mittyMTG wrote:beagleboy wrote:spot on jamieJamie Sanigar wrote:All I'd say on this matter from someone inside the game if you are a new pro with a relatively fair/average amateur career like Martin he would have no problems getting a fight if he really wanted to.
The question is does he really want to fight because quite frankly he seems to be all talk to me.
watch this space 8)
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Graham Brett
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You mock the kid but have you done anything yourself.MPG wrote:I could stay here all night and have a slanging match with you but shouldnt you be in the gym training that lardy arse off yours and try to lose some weight.
You have been on this forum for nearly 2 years now looking for managers,coaches,opponents,gyms and boxing enquipment and still you have done nothing.
IMO i think if you had any boxing knowledge or talent you would already know the answers to the questions you ask.
Maybe you should think of a career change,I see they are looking for somebody down the old peoples home to chew bread for the gummy people.
I really think you are shit at boxing,not good enough to be professional not even to be a journeyman,you said before that you won regional title in scotland which is as good as a blue peter badge.
SO knock it on the head before you really embarrass yourself.
Perhaps the kid needs a bit of encouragement or direction.
Show some respect.