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Re: Shots fired at Dublin weigh in

Posted: 06 Feb 2016, 02:38
by Stevieb8006
Stuarty30 wrote:
Stevieb8006 wrote:Sounds like some poo from love/hate. Which if you havent watched, you really should. Great show.
Seen the first series. Only recently found out there were more!!! :TU:
Get. On. It.

From the third series on its faultless. The irish sopranos. Well worth a punt on amazon.

Re: Shots fired at Dublin weigh in

Posted: 06 Feb 2016, 03:24
by Nightmare Roy
Stevieb8006 wrote:
Stuarty30 wrote:
Stevieb8006 wrote:Sounds like some poo from love/hate. Which if you havent watched, you really should. Great show.
Seen the first series. Only recently found out there were more!!! :TU:
Get. On. It.

From the third series on its faultless. The irish sopranos. Well worth a punt on amazon.
That sounds right up my street, had a look though, looks like they don't have it anymore though. :verysad:

Re: Shots fired at Dublin weigh in

Posted: 06 Feb 2016, 03:50
by veriton
that puff piece in boxing monthly now is looking particularly ridiculous in the light of this shooting. not one boxing trade publication has voiced concerns about the involvement of serious gangsters in mgm, even when people like jamie moore were getting shot. mgm have cast a long shadow over boxing, and their influence seemed to be growing...but who will touch them now?

Re: Shots fired at Dublin weigh in

Posted: 06 Feb 2016, 04:39
by Stevieb8006
Nightmare Roy wrote:
Stevieb8006 wrote:
Stuarty30 wrote:
Seen the first series. Only recently found out there were more!!! :TU:
Get. On. It.

From the third series on its faultless. The irish sopranos. Well worth a punt on amazon.
That sounds right up my street, had a look though, looks like they don't have it anymore though. :verysad:
they will have mate, they've just brought out a series 1-5 boxset.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Love-Hate-Colle ... +1+2+3+4+5

£20 is a bargain

Re: Shots fired at Dublin weigh in

Posted: 06 Feb 2016, 05:31
by tobyh5
I am too scared to make any comments lest I wake with a horses head on 'tpillow :zzz:

Re: Shots fired at Dublin weigh in

Posted: 06 Feb 2016, 06:45
by Boxerbeetle
So what are we all going to watch tonight? Hate Saturday nights in without any boxing on :verysad:

Re: Shots fired at Dublin weigh in

Posted: 06 Feb 2016, 06:46
by palooka
I've ordered love/hate, it'll be hare tomorrow so I'll watch Sicario. What's happened is nuts though.

Re: Shots fired at Dublin weigh in

Posted: 06 Feb 2016, 06:50
by Stevieb8006
palooka wrote:I've ordered love/hate, it'll be hare tomorrow so I'll watch Sicario. What's happened is nuts though.
Its a strange series in that it gets better when the "name" actors are less involved. you'll burn thru it cos there's only 3 eps in the the first series and 6 in all the rest.

Re: Shots fired at Dublin weigh in

Posted: 06 Feb 2016, 07:28
by chad
Boxerbeetle wrote:So what are we all going to watch tonight? Hate Saturday nights in without any boxing on :verysad:
Hows about last nights Goldenboy card featuring Randy Caballero Vs. Ruben Garcia? It's on Youtube. 3 hours long!

https://youtu.be/vdAlXcI4erY

Re: Shots fired at Dublin weigh in

Posted: 06 Feb 2016, 07:54
by Benelio
tobyh5 wrote:I am too scared to make any comments lest I wake with a horses head on 'tpillow :zzz:
Could be worse. You could be waking up with Horse's head on your pillow.

Re: Shots fired at Dublin weigh in

Posted: 06 Feb 2016, 07:55
by Boxerbeetle
Benelio wrote:
tobyh5 wrote:I am too scared to make any comments lest I wake with a horses head on 'tpillow :zzz:
Could be worse. You could be waking up with Horse's head on your pillow.
:lol: :lol:

Re: Shots fired at Dublin weigh in

Posted: 06 Feb 2016, 07:56
by Sklar
:lol:

Re: Shots fired at Dublin weigh in

Posted: 06 Feb 2016, 08:14
by Boxerbeetle
Benelio wrote:
tobyh5 wrote:I am too scared to make any comments lest I wake with a horses head on 'tpillow :zzz:
Could be worse. You could be waking up with Horse's head on your pillow.
"Did you have a good night Horse?"

"No."

Re: Shots fired at Dublin weigh in

Posted: 06 Feb 2016, 08:34
by JimJim2009
Boxerbeetle wrote:
Benelio wrote:
tobyh5 wrote:I am too scared to make any comments lest I wake with a horses head on 'tpillow :zzz:
Could be worse. You could be waking up with Horse's head on your pillow.
"Did you have a good night Horse?"

"No."
:lol:

Re: Shots fired at Dublin weigh in

Posted: 06 Feb 2016, 09:23
by saturday_kid
Its ok people saying who will touch MGM extra with a barge pole but people forget DK now manages a lot of Boxing stars (Derry Mathews and Billy Joe Saunders seem to always make a special point of thanking him and Martin Murray has just signed with him too) - its gonna be hard for these promoters to keep him/MGM away when they have contracts with some of their biggest stars.

Re: Shots fired at Dublin weigh in

Posted: 06 Feb 2016, 10:02
by Stevieb8006
saturday_kid wrote:Its ok people saying who will touch MGM extra with a barge pole but people forget DK now manages a lot of Boxing stars (Derry Mathews and Billy Joe Saunders seem to always make a special point of thanking him and Martin Murray has just signed with him too) - its gonna be hard for these promoters to keep him/MGM away when they have contracts with some of their biggest stars.
Good point

Re: Shots fired at Dublin weigh in

Posted: 06 Feb 2016, 10:11
by Counter-puncher
Who's DK? Wasn't he one of the ones who got shot?

Re: Shots fired at Dublin weigh in

Posted: 06 Feb 2016, 10:16
by ThereByTheGrace
saturday_kid wrote:Its ok people saying who will touch MGM extra with a barge pole but people forget DK now manages a lot of Boxing stars (Derry Mathews and Billy Joe Saunders seem to always make a special point of thanking him and Martin Murray has just signed with him too) - its gonna be hard for these promoters to keep him/MGM away when they have contracts with some of their biggest stars.
Agreed money talks I suppose. But maybe the end result will be the fighters dont even get to the negotiating table now given what has happened

Re: Shots fired at Dublin weigh in

Posted: 06 Feb 2016, 10:24
by palooka
Counter-puncher wrote:Who's DK? Wasn't he one of the ones who got shot?
Daniel Kinahan.

Re: Shots fired at Dublin weigh in

Posted: 06 Feb 2016, 10:49
by lillywhite14
Fighters faults for getting involved with such scum. In an age where it's pretty easy to get yourself noticed and 'out there', they shouldn't feel the need to rely on any help from too many others, especially pond life like that.

I was always led to believe Macklin was a pretty intelligent chap. Why he would want to get wrapped around these types given his position I don't know. Maybe he likes the "image"?

Re: Shots fired at Dublin weigh in

Posted: 06 Feb 2016, 10:55
by Counter-puncher
palooka wrote:
Counter-puncher wrote:Who's DK? Wasn't he one of the ones who got shot?
Daniel Kinahan.
Ah, he was shot, but not killed.

Crying shame, that.

Re: Shots fired at Dublin weigh in

Posted: 06 Feb 2016, 10:57
by Emmseegee
No great surprise that MGM has links like this as not many companies pop up out of nowhere in the fashion they did and they are expanding quite rapidly.

Obviously boxing has always had its gangland links etc but taking chances at weigh ins and risking the well being of innocent bystanders especially children is ridiculous.

For those mentioning Love/Hate, i started watching it last week just y coincedence. If anyone uses Kodi for streaming etc then it can be found on there. Good programme.

Re: Shots fired at Dublin weigh in

Posted: 06 Feb 2016, 10:58
by palooka
lillywhite14 wrote:Fighters faults for getting involved with such scum. In an age where it's pretty easy to get yourself noticed and 'out there', they shouldn't feel the need to rely on any help from too many others, especially pond life like that.

I was always led to believe Macklin was a pretty intelligent chap. Why he would want to get wrapped around these types given his position I don't know. Maybe he likes the "image"?
International drug and arms traffickers living in the sun have lots of money, lots of leisure time and lots of glamorous women around them. They are welcomed into every club and bar because they spend a lot, people who aren't into the actual business like to be around such people, they always have - sports, show business and crime always mix, Damon Runyon wrote about it 80 odd years ago.

Re: Shots fired at Dublin weigh in

Posted: 06 Feb 2016, 11:03
by lillywhite14
palooka wrote:
lillywhite14 wrote:Fighters faults for getting involved with such scum. In an age where it's pretty easy to get yourself noticed and 'out there', they shouldn't feel the need to rely on any help from too many others, especially pond life like that.

I was always led to believe Macklin was a pretty intelligent chap. Why he would want to get wrapped around these types given his position I don't know. Maybe he likes the "image"?
International drug and arms traffickers living in the sun have lots of money, lots of leisure time and lots of glamorous women around them. They are welcomed into every club and bar because they spend a lot, people who aren't into the actual business like to be around such people, they always have - sports, show business and crime always mix, Damon Runyon wrote about it 80 odd years ago.
I understand why some people would like that, but Macklin surely has a few quid, boxed to a very high level and has plenty about him. Surely he don't need the grief that comes with knocking around with that lot. I'm sure when standing alongside any of them in a bar etc, he's the main attraction

Re: Shots fired at Dublin weigh in

Posted: 06 Feb 2016, 11:25
by palooka
Lots of people bout and about won't know who Macklin is, going millionaires with easy access to drugs are seen as characters, many in the leisure class take drugs recreationally see nothing in it.