Re: Warren Letter to Galloway on Racist Morrison
Posted: 14 Feb 2014, 19:03
Wow, that's new to me. What had Jacobs allegedly done to deserve that sort of treatment ? As I recall, Gary was a Mickey Duff fighter for most of his career ?
He left Morrison to go to London to sign for Duff. Morrison asked Arthur Thompson to end his career. Ferris, who worked for Thompson at the time, refused. Morrison and Thompson were very close.JimJim2009 wrote:Wow, that's new to me. What had Jacobs allegedly done to deserve that sort of treatment ? As I recall, Gary was a Mickey Duff fighter for most of his career ?
It's been rumoured. I guess they are from the same era and area so undoubtedly have mutual friends at the least. Morrison and Thompsons friendship is a fact. It wasn't a secret.columbo wrote:Talking of Morrisons rumoured gangland connections, isnt FW supposed to be good friends or an associate of the Adams family? They're seriously heavy hitters.
Both men are gonna have powerful connections I reckon. I dont think anything physical will occur with all this. Both know that it's not worth the risk i'd imagine.mickey1975 wrote:It's been rumoured. I guess they are from the same era and area so undoubtedly have mutual friends at the least. Morrison and Thompsons friendship is a fact. It wasn't a secret.columbo wrote:Talking of Morrisons rumoured gangland connections, isnt FW supposed to be good friends or an associate of the Adams family? They're seriously heavy hitters.
Whilst it is a fast developing saga, unless he clears his name, sports editors may run with it later in the month, days before his defence. It is more relevant then.SNG wrote:I doubt many who follow the sport will think it's from Ricky, but it could be very bad for him if this story was to get bigger because people who don't know much about have no reason to assume it isn't him.
It would be funny if somebody burst a balloon right behind Fwank at tomorrow's Copperbox show thoughcolumbo wrote:Both men are gonna have powerful connections I reckon. I dont think anything physical will occur with all this. Both know that it's not worth the risk i'd imagine.mickey1975 wrote:It's been rumoured. I guess they are from the same era and area so undoubtedly have mutual friends at the least. Morrison and Thompsons friendship is a fact. It wasn't a secret.columbo wrote:Talking of Morrisons rumoured gangland connections, isnt FW supposed to be good friends or an associate of the Adams family? They're seriously heavy hitters.
I mentioned The A-team earlier. Allegedly was involved in some property dealings with them back in the day, think it was club or a restaurant or something. They are from the same area. Old allegedlys uncle is a bloke called Bobby Warren. Bit of a face back in his day.columbo wrote:Talking of Morrisons rumoured gangland connections, isnt FW supposed to be good friends or an associate of the Adams family? They're seriously heavy hitters.
Sorry mate. Didnt notice your earlier post! Interesting stuff though! I imagine that most significant figures in the boxing world have some shady powerful connections though. I cant imagine that you'd last long at the top without them. I imagine that old Bazza Hearn knows some naughty people aswell!lillywhite14 wrote:I mentioned The A-team earlier. Allegedly was involved in some property dealings with them back in the day, think it was club or a restaurant or something. They are from the same area. Old allegedlys uncle is a bloke called Bobby Warren. Bit of a face back in his day.columbo wrote:Talking of Morrisons rumoured gangland connections, isnt FW supposed to be good friends or an associate of the Adams family? They're seriously heavy hitters.
Rumour has it, again, big bad rumours lol, when Calzaghe fell out with Allegedly he was courting a certain Mr H from the East, who again, is rumoured not to be massively friendly with The A-Team.
Got to love the rumour mill bollocks ain't ya!?
I've often wondered if the guy who shot a boxing promoter in London is somewhere at the bottom of the Thames.[/quote]JimJim2009 wrote:Sorry mate. Didnt notice your earlier post! Interesting stuff though! I imagine that most significant figures in the boxing world have some shady powerful connections though. I cant imagine that you'd last long at the top without them. I imagine that old Bazza Hearn knows some naughty people aswell!
I highly doubt the man tried for the shooting was the shooter. There was no evidence at all, just the possibility of a motive and he was ex-army and a former Royal Marine, if he was holding the gun, the charge would most likely have been murder, not attempted murder, little chance a man with that sort of training, firing 2 shots at close range, wouldn't get the job done.JimJim2009 wrote: I've often wondered if the guy who shot a boxing promoter in London is somewhere at the bottom of the Thames.
It's funny you say that. I remember seeing an interview with the same person you're talking about and he said that he knew who had shot him and that his life hasnt been good since. Sounds pretty ominous.[/quote]columbo wrote:I've often wondered if the guy who shot a boxing promoter in London is somewhere at the bottom of the Thames.JimJim2009 wrote:Sorry mate. Didnt notice your earlier post! Interesting stuff though! I imagine that most significant figures in the boxing world have some shady powerful connections though. I cant imagine that you'd last long at the top without them. I imagine that old Bazza Hearn knows some naughty people aswell!
In all fairness, I would not necessarily hold that against him. The shooter shouldn't have done it, and he certainly shouldn't have failed to kill him. I think in that line of work, if the victim survives, its time to move several thousand miles to a new home. If this chappie did indeed meet a grizzly end, who knows perhaps it saved a few other folk's lives in the long run.[/quote]JimJim2009 wrote:It's funny you say that. I remember seeing an interview with the same person you're talking about and he said that he knew who had shot him and that his life hasnt been good since. Sounds pretty ominous.columbo wrote:I've often wondered if the guy who shot a boxing promoter in London is somewhere at the bottom of the Thames.JimJim2009 wrote:Sorry mate. Didnt notice your earlier post! Interesting stuff though! I imagine that most significant figures in the boxing world have some shady powerful connections though. I cant imagine that you'd last long at the top without them. I imagine that old Bazza Hearn knows some naughty people aswell!
The two parties were engaged in a libel battle at the time. You can't charge a man with murder if the victim didn't die though. If he survives, the charge is attempted murder.expe wrote:I highly doubt the man tried for the shooting was the shooter. There was no evidence at all, just the possibility of a motive and he was ex-army and a former Royal Marine, if he was holding the gun, the charge would most likely have been murder, not attempted murder, little chance a man with that sort of training, firing 2 shots at close range, wouldn't get the job done.JimJim2009 wrote: I've often wondered if the guy who shot a boxing promoter in London is somewhere at the bottom of the Thames.
I think he meant he would have died if the alleged shooter had carried out the shooting.JimJim2009 wrote:The two parties were engaged in a libel battle at the time. You can't charge a man with murder if the victim didn't die though. If he survives, the charge is attempted murder.expe wrote:I highly doubt the man tried for the shooting was the shooter. There was no evidence at all, just the possibility of a motive and he was ex-army and a former Royal Marine, if he was holding the gun, the charge would most likely have been murder, not attempted murder, little chance a man with that sort of training, firing 2 shots at close range, wouldn't get the job done.JimJim2009 wrote: I've often wondered if the guy who shot a boxing promoter in London is somewhere at the bottom of the Thames.
Yep, a Royal Marine, with a loaded gun against an unarmed man at close range isn't going to fail unless they only wanted to seriously injured him, which is unlikely.SNG wrote:I think he meant he would have died if the alleged shooter had carried out the shooting.JimJim2009 wrote:The two parties were engaged in a libel battle at the time. You can't charge a man with murder if the victim didn't die though. If he survives, the charge is attempted murder.expe wrote: I highly doubt the man tried for the shooting was the shooter. There was no evidence at all, just the possibility of a motive and he was ex-army and a former Royal Marine, if he was holding the gun, the charge would most likely have been murder, not attempted murder, little chance a man with that sort of training, firing 2 shots at close range, wouldn't get the job done.
I am going to make sure I lock the doors and windows before going to bed tonight ![/quote]JimJim2009 wrote:Haha true. You're kind of asking for trouble lol
Tocker Pudwill would never have set foot in a British ring.JimJim2009 wrote:
I was just being a sarcastic idiot I'm afraid![]()
He has a point, the alleged shooter had the skills to do a better job of it. Thank god it wasn't him or we'd never have seen Herbie Hide vs Damon Reed