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Horrible, trully horrible.

Max Molyneux wrote:Gay song!

You know it's bad when Max is shocked.

You just wouldn't would you? Embarrassingly poor.

Talk about over valueing oneself! I thought Chesney Hawks just about closed the show on that angle in the songwriting world but the Calzaghe's have definately pulled the trump card on him.

Watch and weep Chesney

Well, The Who are now my second favorite band.

Anyone know if there is a tour and where you can get tickets

i found a bit self indulgent for my liking.

someone i just showed it to said:

"brainless bastards. who's going to buy that?"

I didn't know Enzo Calzaghe was in Dire Straits - literally!

I bet U2 are s****ing themselves !

doctorboxing wrote:Well, The Who are now my second favorite band.

Anyone know if there is a tour and where you can get tickets

I'd love to have been a fly on the wall when they saw the finished product for the first time. I wonder what they were thinking? I'd have been hiding behind the settee cringing in embarrassment... In actual fact I was hiding behind the settee cringing in embarrassment just for watching it.

That is the most embarrassingly horrific cringeworthy music video I have ever, ever, ever seen..................
if i were Joe i would be too embarrassed to ever show my face in public again

my sort of music

guaranteed huge hit

carrotcruncher wrote:guaranteed huge tit

Truest words you'll ever say, Carrot-Man.

Dioufy wrote:

carrotcruncher wrote:guaranteed huge tit

Truest words you'll ever say, Carrot-Man.

Brilliant, though I think the long awaited FULL version could be improved by having Enzo lowered from the ceiling on a rope, wearing a blonde mullet wig, while playing his guitar solo. As well as his uncle Vito on drums, they could have Gavin Rees playing a cow bell on stage too.

MightyWarrior wrote:Brilliant, though I think the long awaited FULL version could be improved by having Enzo lowered from the ceiling on a rope, wearing a blonde mullet wig, while playing his guitar solo. As well as his uncle Vito on drums, they could have Gavin Rees playing a cow bell on stage too.

y not well in calzaghe if u wonna make i song film or watever its nottin 2 do wit anyone else do think its stupid but so wat cant c it being a no 1 song tho

Here's some bonus footage from the video shoot:

http://www.youtube.com/user/buckers112# ... q46gx07tx8

Quite clearly these Italian boys are having some trouble with the English language

MightyWarrior wrote:Brilliant, though I think the long awaited FULL version could be improved by having Enzo lowered from the ceiling on a rope, wearing a blonde mullet wig, while playing his guitar solo. As well as his uncle Vito on drums, they could have Gavin Rees playing a cow bell on stage too.

They could also have enzo mac doing some sort of wierd wobbly dance on stage,you know the one he always does when on the big stage.

leeharding wrote:

MightyWarrior wrote:Brilliant, though I think the long awaited FULL version could be improved by having Enzo lowered from the ceiling on a rope, wearing a blonde mullet wig, while playing his guitar solo. As well as his uncle Vito on drums, they could have Gavin Rees playing a cow bell on stage too.

y not well in calzaghe if u wonna make i song film or watever its nottin 2 do wit anyone else do think its stupid but so wat cant c it being a no 1 song tho

Can you f*cking speak English please.

banjo wrote:

Max Molyneux wrote:Gay song!

You know it's bad when Max is shocked.

Joe maybe a good boxer and boxing sucks a little since he retired but as musicians, they sound gay.

y not well in calzaghe if u wonna make i song film or watever its nottin 2 do wit anyone else do think its stupid but so wat cant c it being a no 1 song tho[/quote]

Can you f*cking speak English please.[/quote]

just for you teddy

why not , well done calzaghe if you wonna make a song,film or whatever its nothing to do with anyone else, however i do think its abit stupid but so what, cant see it being a number one hit record tho
that ok for you prick

Not only are the Calzaghe clan about to take the music world by storm, it now appears Joe is setting his sights on an oscar aswell

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http://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/wales ... -24262105/


Joe Calzaghe to make a comeback in Howard Winstone biopic

Jul 29 2009 by Clare Hutchinson, South Wales Echo

BOXER Joe Calzaghe is to have his first taste of movie stardom in a biopic about Merthyr Tydfil boxing legend Howard Winstone.

Filming on Risen, by Merthyr-born director Neil Jones, is due to finish in the autumn after three years of preparation.

A source confirmed Calzaghe is in talks to play a boxer in the film, which will be released in Wales next year.

It will be Calzaghe’s first foray into acting.

The source said: “The film-makers approached Joe and he said ‘yes’, but he hasn’t signed anything yet.”

Former boxers John H Stracey and Richie Woodhall are already signed up, as is Swansea’s former WBO world cruiserweight champion Enzo Macarinelli, who plays Cardiff-born former European light heavyweight champion Eddie Avoth.

The lead role has been taken by Cardiff-based actor Stuart Brennan, who also helped pen the script.

Brennan reportedly lost two stone in weight to play the part of Winstone.

The so-called “Welsh Wizard” lost only six of 67 fights before retiring aged 29 in 1968.

The featherweight world title-holder’s success was made even more remarkable by the loss of the top of three fingers on his right hand in a factory accident early on in his career.

And the film has won the official backing of the World Boxing Association. Only two other films have been given this rare honour: The Hurricane starring Denzel Washington and Oscar-winning Million Dollar Baby starring Clint Eastwood and Hilary Swank.

News of Calzaghe’s acting debut comes after the Echo reported on Monday how the 37-year-old, his dad Enzo and uncles Sergio and Uccio recorded a song about his career.

The musical offering from Team Calzaghe, called Gonna Miss Him Now He’s Gone, is about Calzaghe’s journey from Cardiff Arms Park to Madison Square Garden.

The world champion boxer and former BBC Sports Personality of The Year announced his retirement from professional boxing in February.

Thomson wrote:Cringeworthy

x9

Its awful isn't it but its hardly hang him stuff now is it............

If Froch were to bring a song out you lot would be on your hands and knees proclaiming Brit awards etc etc

Its called entrenched views people - Ron Lewis alluded to it on another thread

Wrists wrote:Its awful isn't it but its hardly hang him stuff now is it............

If Froch were to bring a song out you lot would be on your hands and knees proclaiming Brit awards etc etc

Its called entrenched views people - Ron Lewis alluded to it on another thread

Not really, I don't think any song of which the whole point is to "toot your own horn" is Brit awards material no matter who it is.

Froch should come out with a musical response of his own. I have seen him playing the guitar in features done on him so maybe he could take more of a singer/songwriter approach. He's gotta match Joe step for step