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Re: Joe Gallagher's record as a trainer?

Posted: 08 Nov 2011, 14:01
by hurlock
gallagher is a top coach theres no 2 ways about it :!:

his biggest problem is juggling his time as his stable is big :!:

pro boxing seems behind other sports in terms of coaches doing too much un aided. it only seems once the fighter can afford a team buy winning a world title they get the most help which brings them on leaps & bounds.

Re: Joe Gallagher's record as a trainer?

Posted: 08 Nov 2011, 14:56
by boxingfarmer30
hurlock wrote:gallagher is a top coach theres no 2 ways about it :!:

his biggest problem is juggling his time as his stable is big :!:

pro boxing seems behind other sports in terms of coaches doing too much un aided. it only seems once the fighter can afford a team buy winning a world title they get the most help which brings them on leaps & bounds.
The problem we ave here is,i'm not doubting joe as a coach he's good my arguement is This fallacy about his record when i know he's been in a losers corner.Where did this fabrication come from.

Re: Joe Gallagher's record as a trainer?

Posted: 08 Nov 2011, 16:02
by iamasadlittleboy
hurlock wrote:gallagher is a top coach theres no 2 ways about it :!:

his biggest problem is juggling his time as his stable is big :!:

pro boxing seems behind other sports in terms of coaches doing too much un aided. it only seems once the fighter can afford a team buy winning a world title they get the most help which brings them on leaps & bounds.
Did a lot of them join him due to the record though? if so they only have themselves to blame

Re: Joe Gallagher's record as a trainer?

Posted: 08 Nov 2011, 16:15
by hurlock
iamasadlittleboy wrote:
hurlock wrote:gallagher is a top coach theres no 2 ways about it :!:

his biggest problem is juggling his time as his stable is big :!:

pro boxing seems behind other sports in terms of coaches doing too much un aided. it only seems once the fighter can afford a team buy winning a world title they get the most help which brings them on leaps & bounds.
Did a lot of them join him due to the record though? if so they only have themselves to blame
i dont have all the answers mate :!: this is obviously your assumption & mine is boxingfarmer is your other account :lol: :lol: :oops: :oops: :OhYes:

Re: Joe Gallagher's record as a trainer?

Posted: 08 Nov 2011, 16:46
by Horse
boxingfarmer30 wrote:
boxingfarmer30 wrote:
boxingfarmer30 wrote:*through*
And surely if it was 45-0 and he's had 1 loss surely it shouldn't be an 0 full stop,i've nothing against joe i just know the rcord is false.
*Record*
Edit your post if you make a spelling mistake.

Re: Joe Gallagher's record as a trainer?

Posted: 08 Nov 2011, 17:13
by iamasadlittleboy
hurlock wrote:
iamasadlittleboy wrote:
hurlock wrote:gallagher is a top coach theres no 2 ways about it :!:

his biggest problem is juggling his time as his stable is big :!:

pro boxing seems behind other sports in terms of coaches doing too much un aided. it only seems once the fighter can afford a team buy winning a world title they get the most help which brings them on leaps & bounds.
Did a lot of them join him due to the record though? if so they only have themselves to blame
i dont have all the answers mate :!: this is obviously your assumption & mine is boxingfarmer is your other account :lol: :lol: :oops: :oops: :OhYes:
LOL This is genuinely my only account on this forum. I have a few on other forums (most notably a video game forum) I do think personally your right he does have a stable that's too large and having been asked to leave Kerry Kayes' gym probably didn't help matters.

Re: Joe Gallagher's record as a trainer?

Posted: 08 Nov 2011, 18:09
by boxingfarmer30
Horse wrote:
boxingfarmer30 wrote:
boxingfarmer30 wrote:And surely if it was 45-0 and he's had 1 loss surely it shouldn't be an 0 full stop,i've nothing against joe i just know the rcord is false.
*Record*
Edit your post if you make a spelling mistake.
NO pal your wrong,this is my account and i forget to read what i'm writing before i submit because ive taken to many head shots.

Re: Joe Gallagher's record as a trainer?

Posted: 08 Nov 2011, 19:17
by Horse
boxingfarmer30 wrote:NO pal your wrong,this is my account and i forget to read what i'm writing before i submit because ive taken to many head shots.
How does that make me wrong?

Re: Joe Gallagher's record as a trainer?

Posted: 09 Nov 2011, 08:50
by boxingfarmer30
Horse wrote:
boxingfarmer30 wrote:NO pal your wrong,this is my account and i forget to read what i'm writing before i submit because ive taken to many head shots.
How does that make me wrong?
Because your saying imasadlittleboy is me boxingfarmer when it's not that how your wrong.

Re: Joe Gallagher's record as a trainer?

Posted: 09 Nov 2011, 15:32
by dbf
:TU: Joe Goosen. Straight gangsta. Which other trainer would even dare dress like that?
Datsue wrote:
dbf wrote:However, Joe Goosen is exempt because his loud shirts are just amazing.

Joe Goosen's shirts = :bow:

Although I should say that I've never seen Joe Goosen

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& Gary Busey

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in the same room together. If a meeting did in fact occur & they are not actually the same person, then I think the shirts might be the only way to tell them apart.

Re: Joe Gallagher's record as a trainer?

Posted: 09 Nov 2011, 16:19
by Horse
boxingfarmer30 wrote:
Horse wrote:
boxingfarmer30 wrote:NO pal your wrong,this is my account and i forget to read what i'm writing before i submit because ive taken to many head shots.
How does that make me wrong?
Because your saying imasadlittleboy is me boxingfarmer when it's not that how your wrong.
That was Hurlock.

Re: Joe Gallagher's record as a trainer?

Posted: 09 Nov 2011, 19:02
by boxingfarmer30
Horse wrote:
boxingfarmer30 wrote:
Horse wrote:How does that make me wrong?
Because your saying imasadlittleboy is me boxingfarmer when it's not that how your wrong.
That was Hurlock.
Oh ha,sorry told you i was punchy. :TU:

Re: Joe Gallagher's record as a trainer?

Posted: 09 Nov 2011, 19:03
by boxingfarmer30
hurlock wrote:
iamasadlittleboy wrote:
hurlock wrote:gallagher is a top coach theres no 2 ways about it :!:

his biggest problem is juggling his time as his stable is big :!:

pro boxing seems behind other sports in terms of coaches doing too much un aided. it only seems once the fighter can afford a team buy winning a world title they get the most help which brings them on leaps & bounds.
Did a lot of them join him due to the record though? if so they only have themselves to blame
i dont have all the answers mate :!: this is obviously your assumption & mine is boxingfarmer is your other account :lol: :lol: :oops: :oops: :OhYes:
Wrong!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :shame: