That's what makes it more remarkable. Give it a listen.Nightmare Roy wrote: ↑10 Sep 2025, 14:10He probably knows a few nawty characters, they are always sniffing around top boxers but I doubt he's involved in actual crime, way too successful with way too much to lose, just think of the sponsorship deals he's got. Too smart for that.mickey1975 wrote: ↑09 Sep 2025, 00:46Implicated in OCG's is what I got from the cryptic podcast, Beyond Boxing, that I was on about the other day. Apparently there's a police file on it and it's the reason he's hardly ever in the country anymore.
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Nightmare Roy
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Will do Micky where can I find it?mickey1975 wrote: ↑10 Sep 2025, 15:04That's what makes it more remarkable. Give it a listen.Nightmare Roy wrote: ↑10 Sep 2025, 14:10He probably knows a few nawty characters, they are always sniffing around top boxers but I doubt he's involved in actual crime, way too successful with way too much to lose, just think of the sponsorship deals he's got. Too smart for that.mickey1975 wrote: ↑09 Sep 2025, 00:46
Implicated in OCG's is what I got from the cryptic podcast, Beyond Boxing, that I was on about the other day. Apparently there's a police file on it and it's the reason he's hardly ever in the country anymore.
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mickey1975
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Spotify. Beyond Boxing. "My essay on feminism"Nightmare Roy wrote: ↑10 Sep 2025, 15:59Will do Micky where can I find it?mickey1975 wrote: ↑10 Sep 2025, 15:04That's what makes it more remarkable. Give it a listen.Nightmare Roy wrote: ↑10 Sep 2025, 14:10
He probably knows a few nawty characters, they are always sniffing around top boxers but I doubt he's involved in actual crime, way too successful with way too much to lose, just think of the sponsorship deals he's got. Too smart for that.
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maverick23
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He’s worth well over £100m.Coco wrote: ↑10 Sep 2025, 08:45For someone worth less than 100m, this is a fast way to end up brokedookus wrote: ↑10 Sep 2025, 08:35 Who is really funding this?
https://talksport.com/boxing/3176821/an ... nvestment/
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Nightmare Roy
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Cheers I'll check it outmickey1975 wrote: ↑10 Sep 2025, 16:02Spotify. Beyond Boxing. "My essay on feminism"
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SeanBrennan
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It’s on Porkys Corner too, second to last lost recent upload.
I don’t agree with half of Terry’s insights but he speaks well and I always value listening to them. I never mind listening to views I don’t agree with.
I don’t agree with half of Terry’s insights but he speaks well and I always value listening to them. I never mind listening to views I don’t agree with.
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mickey1975
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The intriguing thing here is the fact that it's Terry saying it.SeanBrennan wrote: ↑10 Sep 2025, 17:54 It’s on Porkys Corner too, second to last lost recent upload.
I don’t agree with half of Terry’s insights but he speaks well and I always value listening to them. I never mind listening to views I don’t agree with.
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SeanBrennan
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Indeed. I don’t know him at all but enjoy listening to himmickey1975 wrote: ↑10 Sep 2025, 18:13The intriguing thing here is the fact that it's Terry saying it.SeanBrennan wrote: ↑10 Sep 2025, 17:54 It’s on Porkys Corner too, second to last lost recent upload.
I don’t agree with half of Terry’s insights but he speaks well and I always value listening to them. I never mind listening to views I don’t agree with.
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CaptainSpacerod
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Ah I seemickey1975 wrote: ↑10 Sep 2025, 13:36No, Terry, the podcaster.CaptainSpacerod wrote: ↑10 Sep 2025, 13:09I mean I assume the “bloke with deep connections in London boxing who knows them all personally” is one of those three.mickey1975 wrote: ↑10 Sep 2025, 04:41
What is? He is clearly talking about AJ and does a 21 minute podcast on it going into as much detail as he can.
Terry the podcaster is doing his job very well because he’s got people on a boxing forum who’ve never heard of him interested in listening to his pod. The internet is awash with people like Terry bullsh1tting their way to transient notoriety
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Mickey you owe me 21 minutes of my life back.
Never heard such rubbish in all my days.
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golden_labrador
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wasn't there another very famous heavyweight boxer (from down under) who was implicated in an international drugs operation?
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golden_labrador
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I'm too scared to name them directly
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Me too!
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https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c2e ... =deep-link
A world champion boxing trainer and manager who was jailed for his part in a conspiracy to supply cocaine has been ordered to repay £82,000.
Andrew Bulcroft, known as Stefy Bull, benefitted to the sum of £189,437, a confiscation hearing at Sheffield Crown Court was told.
Bulcroft was jailed for 10 years in September after he was found guilty of using the Encrochat encrypted phone network to buy the drugs wholesale before selling them in South Yorkshire.
The 48-year-old from Doncaster, who appeared in court via video link from HMP Wealstun, a Category C prison in West Yorkshire, was told he must repay the sum within three months or face a further two years in jail.
The court heard Bulcroft, a former professional fighter turned trainer, manager and promoter who had guided the careers of world champions, had £82,414 available to pay.
His Honour Judge Anthony Dunne ordered him to pay all of that sum, a £104,023 shortfall from his profits from drug dealing.
A confiscation hearing for his co-defendant, Benjamin Williams, was rescheduled for 25 September after the court was told matters concerning him "remain in dispute".
Williams, 42, pleaded guilty to conspiracy to supply cocaine, possessing cocaine with intent to supply, possessing cannabis with intent to supply and possessing criminal property.
He was jailed for eight-and-a-half years in September.
Prosecutor Sam Ponniah said the case was a "lifestyle" one in which the defendants "benefitted from general criminality".
The judge who jailed Bulcroft said he had "retailed" about 5kg of the drug, "no doubt to significant financial profit".
At his trial in February 2025, jurors were told how he used the pseudonym "Yummycub" to buy "significant amounts" of cocaine around the time of the coronavirus pandemic.
Bulcroft, formerly of of Crane Moore Close in Harlington, initially denied the charge against him, but admitted to his role in the conspiracy ahead of his sentencing after a jury delivered a unanimously guilty verdict following a four-day trial.
Sentencing him, Judge Peter Hampton told Bulcroft: "The reality is you chanced your arm at trial, just as you chanced your arm at offending."
He was told he would serve up to 40% of his sentence in jail.
Bullcroft's former stable included champions at British, European and world level.
He is perhaps best known for guiding the career of three-weight world champion Terri Harper, as well as several other Doncaster-based fighters who have competed at international level.
They include Jamie McDonnell, Maxi Hughes and Jason Cunningham.
A world champion boxing trainer and manager who was jailed for his part in a conspiracy to supply cocaine has been ordered to repay £82,000.
Andrew Bulcroft, known as Stefy Bull, benefitted to the sum of £189,437, a confiscation hearing at Sheffield Crown Court was told.
Bulcroft was jailed for 10 years in September after he was found guilty of using the Encrochat encrypted phone network to buy the drugs wholesale before selling them in South Yorkshire.
The 48-year-old from Doncaster, who appeared in court via video link from HMP Wealstun, a Category C prison in West Yorkshire, was told he must repay the sum within three months or face a further two years in jail.
The court heard Bulcroft, a former professional fighter turned trainer, manager and promoter who had guided the careers of world champions, had £82,414 available to pay.
His Honour Judge Anthony Dunne ordered him to pay all of that sum, a £104,023 shortfall from his profits from drug dealing.
A confiscation hearing for his co-defendant, Benjamin Williams, was rescheduled for 25 September after the court was told matters concerning him "remain in dispute".
Williams, 42, pleaded guilty to conspiracy to supply cocaine, possessing cocaine with intent to supply, possessing cannabis with intent to supply and possessing criminal property.
He was jailed for eight-and-a-half years in September.
Prosecutor Sam Ponniah said the case was a "lifestyle" one in which the defendants "benefitted from general criminality".
The judge who jailed Bulcroft said he had "retailed" about 5kg of the drug, "no doubt to significant financial profit".
At his trial in February 2025, jurors were told how he used the pseudonym "Yummycub" to buy "significant amounts" of cocaine around the time of the coronavirus pandemic.
Bulcroft, formerly of of Crane Moore Close in Harlington, initially denied the charge against him, but admitted to his role in the conspiracy ahead of his sentencing after a jury delivered a unanimously guilty verdict following a four-day trial.
Sentencing him, Judge Peter Hampton told Bulcroft: "The reality is you chanced your arm at trial, just as you chanced your arm at offending."
He was told he would serve up to 40% of his sentence in jail.
Bullcroft's former stable included champions at British, European and world level.
He is perhaps best known for guiding the career of three-weight world champion Terri Harper, as well as several other Doncaster-based fighters who have competed at international level.
They include Jamie McDonnell, Maxi Hughes and Jason Cunningham.
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Do you think he watched Harper on someone phone in the slammer?
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Stefy in Wetherby prison then, opposite side to Leeds Utd training ground.
I might write to the lad. Anyone know his prison number?
I might write to the lad. Anyone know his prison number?
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Thanks for that. Once back from Majorca I'm going to explore this
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He’s had a touch with the sentence and the POCA being that low. Something is off.
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Off as in what? Singing? Skylark?SeanBrennan wrote: ↑11 Apr 2026, 11:00 He’s had a touch with the sentence and the POCA being that low. Something is off.
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Yes canary styleforcefraser wrote: ↑11 Apr 2026, 11:08Off as in what? Singing? Skylark?SeanBrennan wrote: ↑11 Apr 2026, 11:00 He’s had a touch with the sentence and the POCA being that low. Something is off.
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I need his age.
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Probably in news articles.MasterG wrote: ↑11 Apr 2026, 16:21I need his age.
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He is 48 born May of 77 if you need day message me