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Re: Hatton in the Doghouse
Posted: 31 Aug 2009, 14:09
by Rocky Balboa
mickey1975 wrote:observer1 wrote:So many sportsmen have had their career's ruined by Women, Alcohol and Drugs.
When will they learn.
B-Hop is one of the few guys who lives a clean life.
No Drugs, No Alcohol, Marred and good family man. Figures that at 44, he is remarkebley still p4p up there.
people who have met him say he's an arsehole
Those are the same people who would probably, given the opportunity, swap their life with Hopkins! You cannot please all of the people all of the time! Hopkins is a rare breed - he says what's on his mind & sometimes, people don't like that type of individual. Where-as most people think things & not say them, B-Hop does say them, which is not always the wisest way to be, but that's him!
Hopkins made time for a mega-fan of his who recently passed away after suffering from an illness (I think it was cancer), & to me anyone who does that type of thing is a decent bloke!
Re: Hatton in the Doghouse
Posted: 31 Aug 2009, 17:44
by Autobarn
fatman wrote:all women are moaning c unts.
you sound like malcolm mcdowall's character in the BBC drama OUR FRIENDS IN THE NORTH
with that lopsided sneer he says to daniel craig's character: "people are rubbish in general. but women - all women - are trash".
Re: Hatton in the Doghouse
Posted: 01 Sep 2009, 05:05
by Wales
Carbo wrote:I thought at the time they said it was vomiting and a potential gastric bug? Strange, because I don't think those two things go hand in hand.
Irregular heartbeat for a healthy lad like Ricky suggests too much partying.
Come on Carbo, Partying with the Oasis borthers in Brazil, irregular heartbeats... doesnt take a genius, or does it?
Re: Hatton in the Doghouse
Posted: 01 Sep 2009, 06:00
by Carbo
Wales wrote:Carbo wrote:I thought at the time they said it was vomiting and a potential gastric bug? Strange, because I don't think those two things go hand in hand.
Irregular heartbeat for a healthy lad like Ricky suggests too much partying.
Come on Carbo, Partying with the Oasis borthers in Brazil, irregular heartbeats... doesnt take a genius, or does it?
Well, it did cross my mind, but I didn't really want to jump to conclusions. Too many people take inference as fact, but you're right to think that that's what I was prodding at.
Re: Hatton in the Doghouse
Posted: 01 Sep 2009, 06:11
by Wales
Carbo wrote:Wales wrote:Carbo wrote:I thought at the time they said it was vomiting and a potential gastric bug? Strange, because I don't think those two things go hand in hand.
Irregular heartbeat for a healthy lad like Ricky suggests too much partying.
Come on Carbo, Partying with the Oasis borthers in Brazil, irregular heartbeats... doesnt take a genius, or does it?
Well, it did cross my mind, but I didn't really want to jump to conclusions. Too many people take inference as fact, but you're right to think that that's what I was prodding at.
Im only playing devils advocat to be honest, but there are a lot of signs pointing that way. Is there sometimes smoke without fire... ?
Re: Hatton in the Doghouse
Posted: 01 Sep 2009, 07:06
by Datsue
Wales wrote:
Im only playing devils advocat to be honest, but there are a lot of signs pointing that way. Is there sometimes smoke without fire... ?
"Devil's Advocaat? Isn't that what your mum drinks at Christmas?"
Re: Hatton in the Doghouse
Posted: 01 Sep 2009, 08:15
by DavidPayne
No its that Bob Hoskins lookalike that used to manage Rangers.
Re: Hatton in the Doghouse
Posted: 01 Sep 2009, 08:35
by Wales
Datsue wrote:Wales wrote:
Im only playing devils advocat to be honest, but there are a lot of signs pointing that way. Is there sometimes smoke without fire... ?
"Devil's Advocaat? Isn't that what your mum drinks at Christmas?"
apologies I missed an 'e' at the end... dont do that often <ahem>
Re: Hatton in the Doghouse
Posted: 01 Sep 2009, 17:01
by Datsue
Wales wrote:
apologies I missed an 'e' at the end... dont do that often <ahem>
Sorry, wasn't pulling you up on your spelling, it's just that I rarely get the chance to make my advocaat joke, & it's one of my favourites (for sentimental reasons).
Re: Hatton in the Doghouse
Posted: 02 Sep 2009, 09:27
by DG.
What a classy pair - bloody drunkards!

Re: Hatton in the Doghouse
Posted: 02 Sep 2009, 09:53
by banjo
DG. wrote:What a classy pair - bloody drunkards!

It's only a bit of fun Dennis
Re: Hatton in the Doghouse
Posted: 02 Sep 2009, 10:05
by DG.
banjo wrote:DG. wrote:What a classy pair - bloody drunkards!

It's only a bit of fun Dennis
2 drunkard warranting the police coming out, bloody chavs!

Re: Hatton in the Doghouse
Posted: 03 Sep 2009, 10:55
by dondada
Terry D wrote:People argue when drunk, then they have sex, then they argue some more, and have some more sex, then they sleep for a few hours, go for a fry-up, and hydrate, then they have sex.
No wonder the Gallagher brothers look knackered all the time. Their arses must be as red as the shirts of the team they despise.
Re: Hatton in the Doghouse
Posted: 03 Sep 2009, 17:21
by n1ebf
Liam Gallagher has a face I'd like to belt.
His facial expression seems to always exude, in no particular order, twatish-ness, arrogance, ill-intentions, aggression, abusiveness, and look at me I'm brilliant, I need loads of attention. Twat.
His brother seems fine. No surprise it's the other one's behaviour that has allegedly split up the group.
Re: Hatton in the Doghouse
Posted: 03 Sep 2009, 17:23
by n1ebf
NorthEastBoxingFan wrote:Liam Gallagher has a face I'd like to belt.
His facial expression seems to always exude, in no particular order, twatish-ness, arrogance, ill-intentions, aggression, abusiveness, and look at me I'm brilliant, I need loads of attention. Twat.
His brother seems fine. No surprise it's the other one's behaviour that has allegedly split up the group.
i would qualify that comment by saying I wouldn't belt him for no other reason than the cut of his jib, but were he to deliberately and purposefully go out of his way to cause offence to , or otherwise aggress/ threaten my person, then that would be f*ckin brilliant!
Re: Hatton in the Doghouse
Posted: 03 Sep 2009, 18:13
by stujones
crusader wrote:Shes a nursery nurse? I had read early she was a business lecturer. Maybe shes telling fibs. Not that any of that really matters though
While were on the topic of girlfriends, Carl Froch's is the most attention seeking one there is. She even said she was using their relationship to get a job in TV presenting.
GET A NEW BIRD CARL
![[icon_witsend.gif] :witzend:](./images/smilies/icon_witsend.gif)
Mighty hard to get Full time lectuering hours now!!! This crunch has hit Uni's hard.
Re: Hatton in the Doghouse
Posted: 04 Sep 2009, 04:20
by dondada
stujones wrote:crusader wrote:Shes a nursery nurse? I had read early she was a business lecturer. Maybe shes telling fibs. Not that any of that really matters though
While were on the topic of girlfriends, Carl Froch's is the most attention seeking one there is. She even said she was using their relationship to get a job in TV presenting.
GET A NEW BIRD CARL
![[icon_witsend.gif] :witzend:](./images/smilies/icon_witsend.gif)
Mighty hard to get Full time lectuering hours now!!! This crunch has hit Uni's hard.
I seem to remember she worked in an FE college. She was wanting a bit too much time off so jacked it in.
Re: Hatton in the Doghouse
Posted: 13 Sep 2010, 07:41
by Wales
Carbo wrote:Wales wrote:Carbo wrote:I thought at the time they said it was vomiting and a potential gastric bug? Strange, because I don't think those two things go hand in hand.
Irregular heartbeat for a healthy lad like Ricky suggests too much partying.
Come on Carbo, Partying with the Oasis borthers in Brazil, irregular heartbeats... doesnt take a genius, or does it?
Well, it did cross my mind, but I didn't really want to jump to conclusions. Too many people take inference as fact, but you're right to think that that's what I was prodding at.
And what a surprise we had on Sunday eh... or maybe not.
Re: Hatton in the Doghouse
Posted: 13 Sep 2010, 07:48
by Carbo
Wales wrote:Carbo wrote:Wales wrote:
Come on Carbo, Partying with the Oasis borthers in Brazil, irregular heartbeats... doesnt take a genius, or does it?
Well, it did cross my mind, but I didn't really want to jump to conclusions. Too many people take inference as fact, but you're right to think that that's what I was prodding at.
And what a surprise we had on Sunday eh... or maybe not.
Yup. Both you and I obviously thought it at the time, and it appears that it was a bit of an open secret.
Re: Hatton in the Doghouse
Posted: 13 Sep 2010, 07:56
by orbtastic
The article in one of the tabloids this week said Hatton was KO'd by a body builder blah blah, but it said "pals took him back to his mansion"...yet when he was on SKY not so long back, they were at great lengths to go on about how he lives in the same road he was brought up in etc, all the I'm dead normal me schtick he's been churning out for years.
Re: Hatton in the Doghouse
Posted: 13 Sep 2010, 08:00
by DavidPayne
I always loved the facial scratches he sported when ringside, out of shape between camps, when the likes of Witter were fighting.
Perhaps this is Hatton's greatest demonstration of his human, normal side.
Add all the bows, belts and bank accounts but ultimately he's just a carpet fitter from Manchester.
Just as Gazza was a kid from Newcastle.
Re: Hatton in the Doghouse
Posted: 13 Sep 2010, 08:51
by Wales
Very true.
Re: Hatton in the Doghouse
Posted: 13 Sep 2010, 08:54
by big lennox
What gets under my skin is, I am pretty sure that the journalist doing the voice over on the hatton video has probably done the same thing himself, and yet here they are trying to bring someone down.
Re: Hatton in the Doghouse
Posted: 13 Sep 2010, 12:31
by dondada
big lennox wrote:What gets under my skin is, I am pretty sure that the journalist doing the voice over on the hatton video has probably done the same thing himself, and yet here they are trying to bring someone down.
You can't apply normal logic and morality to this type of journalist. They don't see it that way. Anyone, anything, anyhow is their game.