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MarcMero wrote:NEBF do you watch any fights mate?

I have wondered that myself

Old bones Ian wrote:Boxing can be cruel, sad to see Brodie like that.

Hopefully he can retire and find something new to focus on in his life

don't want to be too much of a pudendum but...

next time any of you are crawling up joe gallaghe's backside, just remember, he was saying Crolla- brodie should be a championship-level fight or words to that effect. a good 10 rounder or some sheet.

Counter-puncher wrote:

Old bones Ian wrote:Boxing can be cruel, sad to see Brodie like that.

Hopefully he can retire and find something new to focus on in his life

don't want to be too much of a pudendum but...

next time any of you are crawling up joe gallaghe's backside, just remember, he was saying Crolla- brodie should be a championship-level fight or words to that effect. a good 10 rounder or some sheet.

No a big fan of Galagher myself, duno why, something about him creeps me out a bit.

yeah, i get the creeps from people trying to resurrect dead boxers from beyond the grave. smacks of vampirisim or some sheet.

mickey1975 wrote:

MarcMero wrote:NEBF do you watch any fights mate?

I have wondered that myself

and what makes you wonder that?....it says u only been on the Forum 3 weeks
I do. Although not as much as previously as I don't have Sky any more.

to be honest I only miss the Friday night fights, I used to get sick of the saturation coverage of football and endless mind numbing Ford adverts, Richard Keys splathering on and on.

I am a fan of Friday night Fights with Teddy Atlas, KOTV, ITV Boxing and I get to some shows, most recently in Sunderland last month.

stujones wrote:It Sadly, Ian Darke was wrong when he said "the warning signs were there from the opening seconds" - NO... the warning signs were there from his first comeback fight.

which ian darke mentioned in his commentary.

he don't miss a trick.

up the pompey.