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DavidPayne
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twenty six
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DavidPayne
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Apart from being inactive, fighting outside the division in which he's achieved anything in?
Six years since he was scheduled for a 12 rounder and on the back of victory over Billy Smith.
WHo it has to be said is broadly comparable with much of his 26-0 ledger.
Add the fact Rees doesn't have dynamite power to equalise things doesn't help either.
In M'Baye he's facing a gifted, seasoned title holder.
It's a sham. I don't begrudge REES a payday.
But a sport that can be engineered to allow such a shot it deeply flawed.
Six years since he was scheduled for a 12 rounder and on the back of victory over Billy Smith.
WHo it has to be said is broadly comparable with much of his 26-0 ledger.
Add the fact Rees doesn't have dynamite power to equalise things doesn't help either.
In M'Baye he's facing a gifted, seasoned title holder.
It's a sham. I don't begrudge REES a payday.
But a sport that can be engineered to allow such a shot it deeply flawed.
No, but he does hate Peter pan, and also sails a ship for a living.twenty six wrote:I'm not Ryan Rhodes - just a fan.
Has Captain Hook lost an arm ?
Is Terrible Terry really terrible ?
Is Rhino a washed up body builder ?
What's wrong with having a username that's not your own ?
No, Its ironic. he's very nice.
Nope, a large land mamal usualy found in Africa. He was brought here to star in the film "there is a rhinoserous loose in the city" - but the movie was decomissioned so he went to Leeds Polytechnic to do IT. He now lives in a small semi detached house in barrow in furness.
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boxingchat
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Phenomenal-Nutrition
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Dirk Kelly
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Someone indicated that he might be Andy Ayling... his location said brentwood at one point, (didnt FW used to have a house there?) if that helps...dopey wrote:boxingchat wrote:
I don't work at SN. I'm in the Motor trade. I know people who do though.
Do you have anything at all to do with boxing? You stated in previous posts that you know what boxers earn not by going through FW books but by looking through your bank statements.
hey BC, where in Brentwood anyway? My old man lives out in Pilgrims Hatch?
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twenty six
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The Blade
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Sorry to say Ambrose was thereboxingchat wrote:I don't think Hatton made the right move, no. He could have done everything he is doing now with FW and maybe made more money. Warren has a proven track record whereas Hobson has not in any way. Deep down I think Hatton knows this but blood is thicker than water and his Dad will ultimately screw it up as Riath Hamed did for Naz.101boxing wrote:in light of his win at the weekend, do you think that hatton made a decent move in progressing away from SN, and do you think the super fight/s mentioned could happen?boxingchat wrote:See James, everything was good and people were being sensible having a healthy debate and along you come and start a childish spat with a new guy. Anyway, if you shop in Sainsbury's you deserve abuse.
BTW was the bollcking you got because you made a sexual inuendo about Joe Calzaghe and his wife? Very Professional that!
Truth is James, you write very nicely and put words together better than most, but most of the time you are writing with little or no knowledge and you do tend to mis-inform people.
Now can we get back to MY question time.
does maloney have some inside info by the way? he couldn't wait to voice his opinion of what the manchester mexican was going to do next
Maloney? wouldn't surprise me is the Hatton used him as an advisor. If so
they must be mad but it's a step up on Ambrose Mendy and Terry Marsh, I suppose who were both notable absentees at the weekend. Maloney is very thick with Pellullo but two half-wits don't make a whole-wit!
BTY, is Hobson sponsored by Wrigleys? He chews like a effing cow all the time.
Scruffy Murphys? Sports Bar nowtwenty six wrote:Had some good times in the wine bar that used to be owned by Paul Parker - (ironically called Parkers then !) opposite Alan Sugar's place and in the Irish pub next door to Amstrad.
the wine bar is still a bar they do salsa lessons there now.
Wouldnt mind going to another show at brentwood, as it goes.... good nightlife afterwards as well
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twenty six
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coming out the station, turning right up the hill - the road forks, we are going the left fork? I know that pub dont know what its called.... up the right fork is the Spread Eagletwenty six wrote:That's it Mikee.
What's the little pub just up the road past the road island on the right called ?
As a Northerner normally hate Southern beer, but it wasn't a bad pint in there.
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DavidPayne
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