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dirk2686 wrote:

mickey1975 wrote:

banjo wrote:
Cause you would sweetheart. Another gypo with a library of Dave Courtney books I guess.

Not a gypsy and no Dave Courtney books, I meant if it was that easy everyone would have done it. Didn't expect that from you, Banjo, to be frank.

What do you mean 'everyone would have done it?' We were talking about selling tickets at the time.

mickey1975 wrote:

dirk2686 wrote:

mickey1975 wrote: Not a gypsy and no Dave Courtney books, I meant if it was that easy everyone would have done it. Didn't expect that from you, Banjo, to be frank.

What do you mean 'everyone would have done it?' We were talking about selling tickets at the time.

If it was that easy to beat Wlad.

mickey1975 wrote:

Evander wrote:He's a fighting man ... says it himself.

Yes he does, and won the undisputed heavyweight championship of the world! He's entitled to.

Evander wrote:

mickey1975 wrote:

Evander wrote:He's a fighting man ... says it himself.

Yes he does, and won the undisputed heavyweight championship of the world! He's entitled to.

Tell you what he'll do ...
He'll buy that big ass caravan he was talking about raise his kids knock about the manor with his people then get as bored as f__k in about 2-4 years announce his multi million pound Heavyweight return fight and then kick it off with perhaps the established Champion Anthony Joshua.

jamesmcdonnell wrote:

Evander wrote:

mickey1975 wrote: Yes he does, and won the undisputed heavyweight championship of the world! He's entitled to.

Tell you what he'll do ...
He'll buy that big ass caravan he was talking about raise his kids knock about the manor with his people then get as bored as f__k in about 2-4 years announce his multi million pound Heavyweight return fight and then kick it off with perhaps the established Champion Anthony Joshua.

He'll be finished if hes out of the ring too long.

Evander wrote:

jamesmcdonnell wrote:

Evander wrote:
Tell you what he'll do ...
He'll buy that big ass caravan he was talking about raise his kids knock about the manor with his people then get as bored as f__k in about 2-4 years announce his multi million pound Heavyweight return fight and then kick it off with perhaps the established Champion Anthony Joshua.

He'll be finished if hes out of the ring too long.

What's finished ?

HomicideHenry wrote:

banjo wrote:
John Terry and Ryan Giggs have both taken a lot of poo for things that have happened in their careers and rightly so, back in September, Burnley striker Andre Gray was fined and suspended for homophobic and racist tweets.

If you're in the public eye and you act like a bellend then don't cry when the inevitable backlash comes, if Tyson isn't into the whole gay movement then that's his belief but when he starts airing his opinions about how a bunch of people who have never done an ounce of harm to him should be shot then people are going to call him out on it.

Live and let live, it's not effing difficult is it?

When has words become things that kill?
When has opinion become something venomous?
When has being true to yourself become something to be condemned?

We'll never live in a "live and let live" society, if we also condemn and investigate and criticize and put people in exile for having opposing views that differ from your own. That's what you and so many others have failed to recognize. How can we live in a truly free society in this world, if we pick and choose what is acceptable to hear and see? And worse, we then decide to make such things "criminal" and "ignorant" and "disgusting", etc. in the eyes of not just society, but the law as well.

Sure, the LGBT community has a right to comment on his words, just as much as he has a right to comment on their beliefs. We all have that right to do so. Human beings are rather creative and expressive people, and each individual expresses his or herself in their own unique way. That doesn't make you bad, that makes you yourself.

The fact that Tyson Fury was made something of a villain, because of being his own person, is the real shame. That's the real crime. Because if it can happen to him: it can happen to anyone. Today, it may be this issue or that issue, but what will the next "you cant say that", or "how dare you" to come along? That's the scary thing we live with in our world. Hopefully, an eventual meeting at the crossroads (for society) will come sooner or later, and we shake off these self imposed chains of ours and start to laugh at ourselves again, and quit making mountains out of mole hills and being so damned offended of everything.

Its a wonder any of you have survived into adulthood, if one considers the epic meltdowns and nervous breakdowns people have over certain subjects. It truly is astounding to me, how easily offended people are anymore, and how quick they are to anger and wrath and out for blood just because someone SAYS something you disagree with.

Matt the Master wrote:

HomicideHenry wrote:

banjo wrote:
John Terry and Ryan Giggs have both taken a lot of poo for things that have happened in their careers and rightly so, back in September, Burnley striker Andre Gray was fined and suspended for homophobic and racist tweets.

If you're in the public eye and you act like a bellend then don't cry when the inevitable backlash comes, if Tyson isn't into the whole gay movement then that's his belief but when he starts airing his opinions about how a bunch of people who have never done an ounce of harm to him should be shot then people are going to call him out on it.

Live and let live, it's not effing difficult is it?

When has words become things that kill?
When has opinion become something venomous?
When has being true to yourself become something to be condemned?

We'll never live in a "live and let live" society, if we also condemn and investigate and criticize and put people in exile for having opposing views that differ from your own. That's what you and so many others have failed to recognize. How can we live in a truly free society in this world, if we pick and choose what is acceptable to hear and see? And worse, we then decide to make such things "criminal" and "ignorant" and "disgusting", etc. in the eyes of not just society, but the law as well.

Sure, the LGBT community has a right to comment on his words, just as much as he has a right to comment on their beliefs. We all have that right to do so. Human beings are rather creative and expressive people, and each individual expresses his or herself in their own unique way. That doesn't make you bad, that makes you yourself.

The fact that Tyson Fury was made something of a villain, because of being his own person, is the real shame. That's the real crime. Because if it can happen to him: it can happen to anyone. Today, it may be this issue or that issue, but what will the next "you cant say that", or "how dare you" to come along? That's the scary thing we live with in our world. Hopefully, an eventual meeting at the crossroads (for society) will come sooner or later, and we shake off these self imposed chains of ours and start to laugh at ourselves again, and quit making mountains out of mole hills and being so damned offended of everything.

Its a wonder any of you have survived into adulthood, if one considers the epic meltdowns and nervous breakdowns people have over certain subjects. It truly is astounding to me, how easily offended people are anymore, and how quick they are to anger and wrath and out for blood just because someone SAYS something you disagree with.

mickey1975 wrote:The life expectancy involves a few things. They are the best juniors in the ams, two now, Charles Frankham and Hopey Price, are incredible. First class international amateurs as kids, I think Price is unbeaten for England, European gold medal, the lot. These guys don't mature physically quicker than anyone else, just have a different mindset. Most are training like full time pros whilst in the ams because they don't have to go to school.

Matt the Master wrote:

Matt the Master wrote:

HomicideHenry wrote:

When has words become things that kill?
When has opinion become something venomous?
When has being true to yourself become something to be condemned?

We'll never live in a "live and let live" society, if we also condemn and investigate and criticize and put people in exile for having opposing views that differ from your own. That's what you and so many others have failed to recognize. How can we live in a truly free society in this world, if we pick and choose what is acceptable to hear and see? And worse, we then decide to make such things "criminal" and "ignorant" and "disgusting", etc. in the eyes of not just society, but the law as well.

Sure, the LGBT community has a right to comment on his words, just as much as he has a right to comment on their beliefs. We all have that right to do so. Human beings are rather creative and expressive people, and each individual expresses his or herself in their own unique way. That doesn't make you bad, that makes you yourself.

The fact that Tyson Fury was made something of a villain, because of being his own person, is the real shame. That's the real crime. Because if it can happen to him: it can happen to anyone. Today, it may be this issue or that issue, but what will the next "you cant say that", or "how dare you" to come along? That's the scary thing we live with in our world. Hopefully, an eventual meeting at the crossroads (for society) will come sooner or later, and we shake off these self imposed chains of ours and start to laugh at ourselves again, and quit making mountains out of mole hills and being so damned offended of everything.

Its a wonder any of you have survived into adulthood, if one considers the epic meltdowns and nervous breakdowns people have over certain subjects. It truly is astounding to me, how easily offended people are anymore, and how quick they are to anger and wrath and out for blood just because someone SAYS something you disagree with.

Evander wrote:Really ... any ideas on his clothes hair and lifestyle so I can put it in the society pages of the London Gazette a few years from now too.
Mate you know boxing doesn't work that way.

jamesmcdonnell wrote:

Evander wrote:Really ... any ideas on his clothes hair and lifestyle so I can put it in the society pages of the London Gazette a few years from now too.
Mate you know boxing doesn't work that way.

What does that post even mean?

Tysoe has been diagnosed with bipolar disorder. The side effects of the medication are well documented. He by his own admission doesn't look after himself between fights.
He may struggle to even get licenced if he takes his medication.if he doesn't take it, then, well, we'be seen where that leads.

jamesmcdonnell wrote:

Evander wrote:Really ... any ideas on his clothes hair and lifestyle so I can put it in the society pages of the London Gazette a few years from now too.
Mate you know boxing doesn't work that way.

What does that post even mean?

Tysoe has been diagnosed with bipolar disorder. The side effects of the medication are well documented. He by his own admission doesn't look after himself between fights.
He may struggle to even get licenced if he takes his medication.if he doesn't take it, then, well, we'be seen where that leads.

Evander wrote:

jamesmcdonnell wrote:

Evander wrote:Really ... any ideas on his clothes hair and lifestyle so I can put it in the society pages of the London Gazette a few years from now too.
Mate you know boxing doesn't work that way.

What does that post even mean?

Tysoe has been diagnosed with bipolar disorder. The side effects of the medication are well documented. He by his own admission doesn't look after himself between fights.
He may struggle to even get licenced if he takes his medication.if he doesn't take it, then, well, we'be seen where that leads.

You know Tyson is 25 right you don't need to medicate him.

Evander wrote:

jamesmcdonnell wrote:

Evander wrote:Really ... any ideas on his clothes hair and lifestyle so I can put it in the society pages of the London Gazette a few years from now too.
Mate you know boxing doesn't work that way.

What does that post even mean?

Tysoe has been diagnosed with bipolar disorder. The side effects of the medication are well documented. He by his own admission doesn't look after himself between fights.
He may struggle to even get licenced if he takes his medication.if he doesn't take it, then, well, we'be seen where that leads.

You know Tyson is 25 right you don't need to medicate him.

clopixolacuphase wrote:

jamesmcdonnell wrote:

Evander wrote:Really ... any ideas on his clothes hair and lifestyle so I can put it in the society pages of the London Gazette a few years from now too.
Mate you know boxing doesn't work that way.

What does that post even mean?

Tysoe has been diagnosed with bipolar disorder. The side effects of the medication are well documented. He by his own admission doesn't look after himself between fights.
He may struggle to even get licenced if he takes his medication.if he doesn't take it, then, well, we'be seen where that leads.

I don't think his bi-polar is that severe, personally. I used to work with people with bi-polar and they were genuinely f***ing nuts. If they were into combat sports or even weights and were just big and strong they'd have to send riot police for them. Most of them were lovely and fantastic fun if you had the energy but they were a f***ing nightmare, wouldn't sleep for days on end, thought they were millionaires, gave away everything, kicked front doors down, take on rooms of blokes... A lot of it was brought on by taking drugs, but all they'd have to do was go out for one binge and that's it, they were absoloutely mental. The fact that he hasn't been sectioned yet has been a heavy drug user speaks volumes: he's just not that unwell.

f*** working in whatever unit has to treat a hyper manic Tyson Fury detained on a section 2 or whatever. That's really a special case. He'd be banged up to the eyeballs on medication for everybody's safety (my user name, Clopixol Acuphase, is the strongest injection that you can give somebody to calm down. One jab and you're KO'd for a couple of days. If I could change it now I would but it was just what was in my head at the time). How are we supposed to put him down if he kicks off? Urgh. I often wonder how they dealt with Bruno (who I think has been sectioned in the past). It must have been very difficult. Perhaps he was a gentleman? The genuinely hard patients often are.

Anyway, what I'm saying is that there are lads that if they didn't take drugs, looked after themselves and had their people around them, they'd probably be OK and might not need to take medication. They be a bit "touched", but they wouldn't need to be on Depakote or Lithium which would mean the end of his boxing career, definitely. I think Tyson Fury is one of those people.

coneye wrote: and another thing he's not 25 he's not 27 ,, he's actually 42 , we all know the gypsys lie about there age when they start boxing , so for a man of 42 he's actually doing very well ,

J wrote:Apparently he is no longer a gypsy

https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/boxing/2 ... gorga-tys/


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