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Tomasino wrote:

Grilling Machine wrote:

Class

That's a cracker.

stujones wrote:Sorry for bringing this back up.... but I've always thought there is some kind of crap resemblance between Tyson Fury and Erasure's Andy Bell.

I've thought that. Sometimes.

I've met a few fellows that looked like Boxers in my time. A guy that looked like Paul Williams and a guy that looked like Kelly Pavlik. When informing these gentleman of this fact both responded with "Who the f*ck is Paul Williams?" and "Who the f*ck is Kelly Pavlik" respectively.

I've got a cracking Fred west/Eddie hearn crap lookalike one but I just can't get it to work on my tablet. Utter shite.

Breaking bad.

People who take selfies are twats.

Tarkus wrote:Breaking bad.

What a pair of absolute cúnts

Stuarty30 wrote:

Tarkus wrote:Breaking bad.

What a pair of absolute cúnts

I've nowt against Eddie Hearn, he's just doing his job selling fights, but Kugan's interviews are very tiresome.

jamesmcdonnell wrote:

Stuarty30 wrote:

Tarkus wrote:Breaking bad.

What a pair of absolute cúnts

I've nowt against Eddie Hearn, he's just doing his job selling fights, but Kugan's interviews are very tiresome.

Aye his brown nose anyone who's ever worn a pair of gloves interviewing style is feckin cringeworthy. That thing he does when he kids on he's up for a fight jokingly even though himself and the interviewee both know he's a massive pussy hole!

I don't have anything against Hearn as a promoter per se. He's just a big posing chocolate scrotum.

There's was a thing, once upon a time in journalism called 'critical distance' the idea was you didn't get too close to your subjects, because you lose your objectivity and the ability to ask difficult questions, if you become friendly with someone, it becomes very difficult to then ask awkward or incisive questions.

However, that style of interviewing has all but disappeared, and been replaced by a fawning obsequious sort of omnifandom, where everyone kisses everyone else's arse in one big shite laden circle jerkoff. It annoys the hell out of me.

The minute a camera comes out, it turns into a giant onanistic grinfest. Kugan is just a symptom of a wider malaise.

Tarkus wrote:Breaking bad.

Koogs giving it blue steal!

jamesmcdonnell wrote:There's was a thing, once upon a time in journalism called 'critical distance' the idea was you didn't get too close to your subjects, because you lose your objectivity and the ability to ask difficult questions, if you become friendly with someone, it becomes very difficult to then ask awkward or incisive questions.

However, that style of interviewing has all but disappeared, and been replaced by a fawning obsequious sort of omnifandom, where everyone kisses everyone else's arse in one big shite laden circle jerkoff. It annoys the hell out of me.

The minute a camera comes out, it turns into a giant onanistic grinfest. Kugan is just a symptom of a wider malaise.

Still the best free coverage of boxing related interviews on the net.

Tarkus wrote:Breaking bad.

They look like a shìt interracial wham tribute act except more gay....

Rexob wrote:

jamesmcdonnell wrote:There's was a thing, once upon a time in journalism called 'critical distance' the idea was you didn't get too close to your subjects, because you lose your objectivity and the ability to ask difficult questions, if you become friendly with someone, it becomes very difficult to then ask awkward or incisive questions.

However, that style of interviewing has all but disappeared, and been replaced by a fawning obsequious sort of omnifandom, where everyone kisses everyone else's arse in one big shite laden circle jerkoff. It annoys the hell out of me.

The minute a camera comes out, it turns into a giant onanistic grinfest. Kugan is just a symptom of a wider malaise.

Still the best free coverage of boxing related interviews on the net.

A mighty accolade indeed.

Yes, doing well are they not.

Proliferation is no indication of quality.

Some of the american interviewers are decent I think. There's a guy called Marcos Villegas who does interview and doesn't tend to kiss ass. Radio Raheem is pretty decent aswell.

Saw an excellent interview with Mikey Garcia the other day - can't remember the name of the guy interviewing him, but thought he asked some brilliant questions.

Sklar wrote:Tyson should wear a pair of shorts like Andy's against Wlad. Erasure and Pet Shop Boys are big guilty pleasures of mine BTW.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?list=PLLYYg ... w3mlRA0Tjg

I went along to an Erasure concert with my sister when I was a teenager.

I was 16 and quite muscular.

being more than a little naive, I wasn't remotely prepared for the looks I would get. I felt violated, that night really opened my eyes.

jamesmcdonnell wrote:There's was a thing, once upon a time in journalism called 'critical distance' the idea was you didn't get too close to your subjects, because you lose your objectivity and the ability to ask difficult questions, if you become friendly with someone, it becomes very difficult to then ask awkward or incisive questions.

However, that style of interviewing has all but disappeared, and been replaced by a fawning obsequious sort of omnifandom, where everyone kisses everyone else's arse in one big shite laden circle jerkoff. It annoys the hell out of me.

The minute a camera comes out, it turns into a giant onanistic grinfest. Kugan is just a symptom of a wider malaise.

Post of the year so far!

To squeeze words like obsequious into the same sentence as the statement shite laden circle jerkoff, takes some beating

davie wrote:

jamesmcdonnell wrote:There's was a thing, once upon a time in journalism called 'critical distance' the idea was you didn't get too close to your subjects, because you lose your objectivity and the ability to ask difficult questions, if you become friendly with someone, it becomes very difficult to then ask awkward or incisive questions.

However, that style of interviewing has all but disappeared, and been replaced by a fawning obsequious sort of omnifandom, where everyone kisses everyone else's arse in one big shite laden circle jerkoff. It annoys the hell out of me.

The minute a camera comes out, it turns into a giant onanistic grinfest. Kugan is just a symptom of a wider malaise.

Post of the year so far!

To squeeze words like obsequious into the same sentence as the statement shite laden circle jerkoff, takes some beating

I'm available for weddings, children's parties, bah mitzvah's and group sex events.

jamesmcdonnell wrote:

davie wrote:

jamesmcdonnell wrote:There's was a thing, once upon a time in journalism called 'critical distance' the idea was you didn't get too close to your subjects, because you lose your objectivity and the ability to ask difficult questions, if you become friendly with someone, it becomes very difficult to then ask awkward or incisive questions.

However, that style of interviewing has all but disappeared, and been replaced by a fawning obsequious sort of omnifandom, where everyone kisses everyone else's arse in one big shite laden circle jerkoff. It annoys the hell out of me.

The minute a camera comes out, it turns into a giant onanistic grinfest. Kugan is just a symptom of a wider malaise.

Post of the year so far!

To squeeze words like obsequious into the same sentence as the statement shite laden circle jerkoff, takes some beating

I'm available for weddings, children's parties, bah mitzvah's and group sex events.

Hope you never go to Prison

Realistic wrote:

jamesmcdonnell wrote:

davie wrote:
Post of the year so far!

To squeeze words like obsequious into the same sentence as the statement shite laden circle jerkoff, takes some beating

I'm available for weddings, children's parties, bah mitzvah's and group sex events.

Hope you never go to Prison

Me too.

BitPlayer wrote: