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come in pot this is kettle PLEASE CONFIRM COLOUR?

sad little man.

J wrote:come in pot this is kettle PLEASE CONFIRM COLOUR?

sad little man.

You dont seem like a very happy man! Maybe you should just stop replying to my posts if they annoy you so much. You dont see me seeking you out to throw personal abuse about do you.

If you aint interested in what I have to say, or the career of Andy Lee or Irish boxing in general why click on a thread started by me about Andy Lee?

Anyway, I wont be replying to you again, people can see your posts and judge what type of person you are.

terribly miserable existance i have here in tropical paradise, in fact Ian mc, James Mc, Dave P and others who have met me, will tell you how miserable and bitter I am not.

donr like hypocrital bigots like yourself Leonard. Folk with agendAs who makes out they have none. You arent even transaparent, you are translucent, like a underdeveloped prawn.

Folk on here can judge you on that hey.. in fact many have.

you keep muggin yourself of mate. You are good at it.

slapbangwhallop wrote:

Deserter wrote:Just sad to see how Lee has effectively trodden water for three years now. That's a long time when a boxer's career is so short.

trodden water? Eh no! He had his career best wins last year and avenged his only defeat.

Keep up!

I have kept up, which is why I'm completely comfortable with my original statement. If you think the past three years have witnessed sensible and effective use of that time in terms of career progression then I'd suggest a career in management isn't for you...

Deserter wrote:

slapbangwhallop wrote:

Deserter wrote:Just sad to see how Lee has effectively trodden water for three years now. That's a long time when a boxer's career is so short.

trodden water? Eh no! He had his career best wins last year and avenged his only defeat.

Keep up!

I have kept up, which is why I'm completely comfortable with my original statement. If you think the past three years have witnessed sensible and effective use of that time in terms of career progression then I'd suggest a career in management isn't for you...

Well I would suggest that if you dont think that the level of opponents that he has faced in the last year isnt significantly better than the year before then I'd suggest a career in assessing career progression isn't for you...

Lee fought Mamadou Thiam, James Cook, Michael Walker and Troy Lowry. The next year he fought McEwan, Bunema and Vera.

If you dont think the level of opposition that he faced last year isnt better then the level of opposition he faced in 2010 then I think we are going to have to agree to disagree.

Slap, you dont do the Irish fighters any favours with your posts

slapbangwhallop wrote:

Deserter wrote:

slapbangwhallop wrote: trodden water? Eh no! He had his career best wins last year and avenged his only defeat.

Keep up!

I have kept up, which is why I'm completely comfortable with my original statement. If you think the past three years have witnessed sensible and effective use of that time in terms of career progression then I'd suggest a career in management isn't for you...

Well I would suggest that if you dont think that the level of opponents that he has faced in the last year isnt significantly better than the year before then I'd suggest a career in assessing career progression isn't for you...

Lee fought Mamadou Thiam, James Cook, Michael Walker and Troy Lowry. The next year he fought McEwan, Bunema and Vera.

If you dont think the level of opposition that he faced last year isnt better then the level of opposition he faced in 2010 then I think we are going to have to agree to disagree.

You're missing my point entirely - at no point have I been talking about a comparison between last year and the year before. My point is that as far back as 2008 he was already at the stage where he could have been facing fighters of the calibre of McEwan and Bunema, hence the reference to treading water, particularly given the context of his recently announed opponent.
However you attempt to slice and dice it, the fact is that in the past three years his progression has been extremely limited. If you want to draw a comparision, look at the respective rehabilitations of Khan and Mitchell from their losses to Prescott and Katsidis. Those didn't involve years in the wilderness fighting non-entities.