Froch vs. Stefani - Hennessy vs. Warren?

Podmore_Birmingham · Post by **Podmore_Birmingham** » 24 May 2007, 09:56

Coco wrote:I see BC being far too busy for Wellington and completely outworking him for a shut out points decision!

Busy! Have you seen the amount of press releases Welllington does!

Tom Podmore.

Coco · Post by **Coco** » 24 May 2007, 09:59

Yeah but he never responds to anything, they are all thread starters.
Throwing a haymaker at the start of the round doesn't accumulate the points!
BC at least will fight his corner and engage in debate(when it suits him)

jamesmcdonnell · Post by **jamesmcdonnell** » 24 May 2007, 10:03

Your stoned again aren't you tezza?

Max Molyneux · Post by **Max Molyneux** » 24 May 2007, 11:57

Boxingchat would whip Spud of Weilli.

boxingchat · Post by **boxingchat** » 24 May 2007, 12:09

Podmore_Birmingham wrote:
Terry D wrote:It is a tough call, Hennessy has a manic gleam in his eye and Warren is a solid flat-track bully.

They could fight in the octagon, three falls and a creased suit contest.

If Warren's tell-tell tick (I hear it is a wobbly chin when under pressure) appears Mick could take over.

I assume Gwen would be the ref?

How about Wellington 'The Silent Assassin' against Boxing 'That is a good point, I'll just ignore it' Chat? Loser makes everyone a cup of tea.

Who is Wellington? Is BC Andy Ailing?
Hennessy all the way for me.

Wellington is Jason Frost, by the way.

Tom Podmore.

Is he called Wellington after the Womble? ie: he, like Jason Frost, deals with complete garbage?

Max Molyneux · Post by **Max Molyneux** » 24 May 2007, 12:14

Terry D wrote:
Tsukiyomi wrote:Boxingchat would whip Spud of Weilli.
Bedroom antics aside who do you think would win a fight between them?

Well Spuds only danger Is his skull which he probably stole bone marrow from mine to create!

Long as BC avoids the head than he'll be like Calzaghe on Lacy.

jamesmcdonnell · Post by **jamesmcdonnell** » 24 May 2007, 12:21

boxingchat wrote:
Podmore_Birmingham wrote:
Terry D wrote:It is a tough call, Hennessy has a manic gleam in his eye and Warren is a solid flat-track bully.

They could fight in the octagon, three falls and a creased suit contest.

If Warren's tell-tell tick (I hear it is a wobbly chin when under pressure) appears Mick could take over.

I assume Gwen would be the ref?

How about Wellington 'The Silent Assassin' against Boxing 'That is a good point, I'll just ignore it' Chat? Loser makes everyone a cup of tea.

Who is Wellington? Is BC Andy Ailing?
Hennessy all the way for me.

Wellington is Jason Frost, by the way.

Tom Podmore.

Is he called Wellington after the Womble? ie: he, like Jason Frost, deals with complete garbage?

Now that's not very nice is it? Why can't you play nicely.

I've always found Jason to be a courteous and very professional young man myself.

jamesmcdonnell · Post by **jamesmcdonnell** » 24 May 2007, 12:33

Or as the song says;

"The laaaaaaaaaaaaand of maaake beeeeeeeeeeeeeeeleeeeeeeive!"

jamesmcdonnell · Post by **jamesmcdonnell** » 24 May 2007, 12:44

No no, it's a different song...by bucks fizz...read on McDuff

Stars in your eyes
little one
where do you go to dream?
To a place we all know: The land of make believe.
Shadows tapping at your window

Ghostly voices whisper: Will you come and play?
Not for all the tea in China
or the corn in Carolina

Never
never ever - they're running after you
babe.
Run for the sun
little one
you're an outlaw once again.
Time to change;
Superman will be with us while he can -
In the land of make believe.

Something nasty in your garden's waiting
Patiently till it can have your heart.
Try to go but it won't let you
don't you know it's out to get you
Running
keep on running
they're running afler your
babe.
Run for the sun
little one
you're an outlaw once again. . . .
Your world is turning from night to day

Your dream is burning far away.

Into the blue
you and I to the circus in the sky

Captain kid's on the sand

With the treasure close at hand -
In the land of make believe.
Run for the sun
little one
you're an outlaw once again. . . .
Run for the sun
little one
you're an outlaw once again. . . .
I've got a friend who comes to tea
And nobody else can see but me.
He came today but had to go. -
To visit you? You never know.

jamesmcdonnell · Post by **jamesmcdonnell** » 24 May 2007, 13:04

I know, Bob Dylan must be green with envy when he looks through their lyrics as he curses 'WHY, why why! Why did the creator choose to bless THEM with the genius I crave.'

Max Molyneux · Post by **Max Molyneux** » 24 May 2007, 13:08

Noooooo Bob Dylan talk!

Max Molyneux · Post by **Max Molyneux** » 24 May 2007, 13:15

Plant was better In Zepplin.

jamesmcdonnell · Post by **jamesmcdonnell** » 24 May 2007, 13:19

Terry D wrote:
jamesmcdonnell wrote:I know, Bob Dylan must be green with envy when he looks through their lyrics as he curses 'WHY, why why! Why did the creator choose to bless THEM with the genius I crave.'
I'm not a big Dylan fan. 'All Along the Watchtower' when Jimi did it was alright though.

He cannot hold a candle to Robert Plant, 'Black Dog' is the sex song. Of course I have it on repeat when doing the beast with two backs, x 500 repeat.

I'm not a fan of Dylan either, but he's a good wordsmith.

Max Molyneux · Post by **Max Molyneux** » 24 May 2007, 13:26

Macca and the Beatles.

Only Interest I have In them Is taking pictures of Beatles related places for my photography hobby.

hitman_hatton1 · Post by **hitman_hatton1** » 24 May 2007, 13:26

jamesmcdonnell wrote:
Terry D wrote:
jamesmcdonnell wrote:I know, Bob Dylan must be green with envy when he looks through their lyrics as he curses 'WHY, why why! Why did the creator choose to bless THEM with the genius I crave.'
I'm not a big Dylan fan. 'All Along the Watchtower' when Jimi did it was alright though.

He cannot hold a candle to Robert Plant, 'Black Dog' is the sex song. Of course I have it on repeat when doing the beast with two backs, x 500 repeat.
I'm not a fan of Dylan either, but he's a good wordsmith.

dylan was a terrific tunesmith as well.

any of his mid 60's albums are essentials.

REAL_DEAL · Post by **REAL_DEAL** » 24 May 2007, 13:41

jamesmcdonnell wrote:
REAL_DEAL wrote:undercard

boxing chat vs spud
Me vs Mr Will
ben carey vs Frank Maloney
Richard Maynard vs Ian McNeilly
Hagler2002 vs Pocket Rocket.
Now that's a good fight card, at least two of those are main events. I wouldn't fancy your chances against Mr Will though, he's a big lad, and he's been doing some boxing training recently too.

Maybe a eating contest. On the week of Calzaghe - Lacy, i went out in Manchester with the hawk and Shirow. I had a large burger meal and then desert i had a 4 people Sunday all to myself

m1kee50 · Post by **m1kee50** » 24 May 2007, 14:01

Terry D wrote:
jamesmcdonnell wrote:
Terry D wrote: I'm not a big Dylan fan. 'All Along the Watchtower' when Jimi did it was alright though.

He cannot hold a candle to Robert Plant, 'Black Dog' is the sex song. Of course I have it on repeat when doing the beast with two backs, x 500 repeat.
I'm not a fan of Dylan either, but he's a good wordsmith.
Dylan Thomas is alright, endless whinges about being Welsh and miserable.

Macca and the Beatles.
I am indifferent to The Beatles, Lennon was sub-human scum. The second half of 'Abbey Road' was decent, McCartneyesque, 'Wings Over America' is the greatest album ever, awesome. The best thing The Beatles did was 'The Grey Album' with DJ Dangermouse.

Are you Decagon in disguise? lol

Carbo · Post by **Carbo** » 24 May 2007, 14:28

Terry D wrote:I am indifferent to The Beatles, Lennon was sub-human scum. The second half of 'Abbey Road' was decent, McCartneyesque, 'Wings Over America' is the greatest album ever, awesome.

mmmmm.... Wings: the band the Beatles could've been. Isn't that right, Terry D?

Carbo · Post by **Carbo** » 24 May 2007, 14:59

Terry D wrote:
Carbo wrote:
Terry D wrote:I am indifferent to The Beatles, Lennon was sub-human scum. The second half of 'Abbey Road' was decent, McCartneyesque, 'Wings Over America' is the greatest album ever, awesome.
mmmmm.... Wings: the band the Beatles could've been. Isn't that right, Terry D?
Partridge is joking, I am serious. Wings/Macca/The Fireman are great. The Beatles are dull.

Well, what does one say to that?

Carbo · Post by **Carbo** » 24 May 2007, 15:49

Terry D wrote:
Carbo wrote:
Terry D wrote: Partridge is joking, I am serious. Wings/Macca/The Fireman are great. The Beatles are dull.
Well, what does one say to that?
Yes Terry you are right. I am burning my 'experimental remix' of 'Don't Count the Waves' (see what I did there? I showed deep knowledge of my enemies position )

Quite.

Well, you just rock on to Mull of Kintyre while the rest of us appreciate She Said She Said.

steve689 · Post by **steve689** » 24 May 2007, 18:09

Final Fight wrote:Froch "I hope he's not becoming obsessed with me." Isn't that an oxymoron?

No he's just a moron.

I expect the usual class from Frank come the News Of The World column. "Big on Boxing" Translates as give Allegedly free reign to manipulate a column space in the name of Boxing and use as a tool to slag off everyone he doesn't like. I might even buy that shit rag to see what he writes.

WildWaylon · Post by **WildWaylon** » 25 May 2007, 09:41

hitman_hatton1 wrote:
jamesmcdonnell wrote:
Terry D wrote: I'm not a big Dylan fan. 'All Along the Watchtower' when Jimi did it was alright though.

He cannot hold a candle to Robert Plant, 'Black Dog' is the sex song. Of course I have it on repeat when doing the beast with two backs, x 500 repeat.
I'm not a fan of Dylan either, but he's a good wordsmith.
dylan was a terrific tunesmith as well.

any of his mid 60's albums are essentials.

Dylan songs were better done by others, the Byrds really knew how to translate and get the best out of Dylans writing - Dylan and Kristofferson have a lot in common, both brilliant writers but neither had much of a voice - Dylan took his name from Dylan Thomas seeing himself as a poet as well as a songwriter - Lay lady lay was the best of his earlier work.

WildWaylon · Post by **WildWaylon** » 25 May 2007, 10:55

Terry D wrote:
jamesmcdonnell wrote:
Terry D wrote: I'm not a big Dylan fan. 'All Along the Watchtower' when Jimi did it was alright though.

He cannot hold a candle to Robert Plant, 'Black Dog' is the sex song. Of course I have it on repeat when doing the beast with two backs, x 500 repeat.
I'm not a fan of Dylan either, but he's a good wordsmith.
Dylan Thomas is alright, endless whinges about being Welsh and miserable.

Macca and the Beatles.
I am indifferent to The Beatles, Lennon was sub-human scum. The second half of 'Abbey Road' was decent, McCartneyesque, 'Wings Over America' is the greatest album ever, awesome. The best thing The Beatles did was 'The Grey Album' with DJ Dangermouse.

The early stuff by The Beatles was great because of its simplicity - The later recordings with George Martin were far more sophisticated and technical by comparison but were also great in their own way - Its hard enough for anyone to write a hit song but Lennon and Macca wrote dozens which sets them aside from others in pop music history - George Harrison wrote some good stuff himself - Its hard to understand "Beatlemania" unless you are old enough to have experianced it, as I am - Listening to their music all these years later and judging it alongside bands that came much later helps nobody in understanding how brilliant they were - After Rock N Roll came to an end in about 1961, there were a lot of slushy ballards about, and pop music became dull - Then came Merseybeat and pop became exciting once more, certainy once the Beatles got going - Dont understand the comment about Lennon being "sub human scum", I could understand if you were describing Ian Huntley though.

WildWaylon · Post by **WildWaylon** » 25 May 2007, 11:38

Terry D wrote:I find him hypocritical based on the books I've read. Sub-human was an Alan Partridge jibe. I suppose you would have to live at that time. In years to come people will wonder aloud about the magic of hearing the dirges of James Blunt and ask what is was like to be there when he released 'You're Beautiful'.

I find The Beatles dull and it constantly amazes me that when you say this to people they scream at you for 45 minutes along the lines of 'How dare you say The Beatles are crap, I bet you listen to Fiddy Cent don't you!'

Then you point out that you actually said they are dull, not crap, then you tell the person to go away.

To go back to the topic, people are saying Calzaghe-Kessler is made for the 16th of September.

Fair play to Warren if it is and he might let it out on Sunday in his NOTW 'column'.

I would not be too self-congratulatory though if I was him. So he will have a made a competitive fight, that is his job.

Its a good thing we dont all like the same singers, bands or just things in general - James Blunt is great, I like him a lot, but I like James Morrison a lot better - I am a bit biased though having known James very well, for more than three years before he hit the big time - Absolutely brilliant kid, I really miss him, we drank a lot of tea (and beer sometimes) together and chatted for hours - I introduced him to Cat Stevens who he now lists as one of his big influences along with his favourite singer Stevie Wonder - James used to give my wife and I exclusive "concerts" in his back garden - He didnt need the studio to sound brilliant - Anyway as you said in your posting, back to the boxing - If a fight between Joe and Kessler has been made that is great news - I didnt want to see him fight Taylor, I would prefer to see Pavlik to take Taylor on - Kessler is THE fight and if Joe can beat him I think that will give Joe the respect he deserves.

Chambers2 · Post by **Chambers2** » 25 May 2007, 14:36

Yeah yeah yeah....Froch smokes Calzaghes Boots