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Re: Sprott v Gerber

Posted: 15 Sep 2012, 18:15
by Old bones Ian
Superb work by Jim Evans there, calming the situation. He's a credit to boxing, and should have more to show from his training career

Re: Sprott v Gerber

Posted: 15 Sep 2012, 18:21
by Bronxbull666
Old bones Ian wrote:Superb work by Jim Evans there, calming the situation. He's a credit to boxing, and should have more to show from his training career
Here here!

Re: Sprott v Gerber

Posted: 15 Sep 2012, 18:22
by jameswilson
Old bones Ian wrote:Superb work by Jim Evans there, calming the situation. He's a credit to boxing, and should have more to show from his training career
I wonder if Sprott said that 'Evans knows I am miserable now.'

Re: Sprott v Gerber

Posted: 15 Sep 2012, 18:25
by Old bones Ian
jameswilson wrote:
Old bones Ian wrote:Superb work by Jim Evans there, calming the situation. He's a credit to boxing, and should have more to show from his training career
I wonder if Sprott said that 'Evans knows I am miserable now.'
boom, boom.

Re: Sprott v Gerber

Posted: 15 Sep 2012, 18:39
by chad
loaded_gloves wrote:I was too busy vigorously masturbating to notice.
Slow down! We've still got another 6 hours of boxing to go this evening. You'll be :zzz: before the 2am show kicks off at this rate.

Re: Sprott v Gerber

Posted: 15 Sep 2012, 18:55
by Bronxbull666
:lol: I'm sure I heard that shooting ya load does make you sleepy.

P.S good old Morrissey, I think he'd have made a good boxer with his hatred for life and detest of most people. He'd have been a real spiteful puncher, more arrogant than Eubank, more poetic than Ali and more controversial than Tyson. Oh and gayer than Lewis!

Re: Sprott v Gerber

Posted: 15 Sep 2012, 19:01
by Old bones Ian
Bronxbull666 wrote::lol: I'm sure I heard that shooting ya load does make you sleepy.

P.S good old Morrissey, I think he'd have made a good boxer with his hatred for life and detest of most people. He'd have been a real spiteful puncher, more arrogant than Eubank, more poetic than Ali and more controversial than Tyson. Oh and gayer than Lewis!
I went to a concert once that had Ian Dury insulting skinheads and Morrissey trying to be friends with them by throwing flowers and spouting right wing shit. The skinheads cheered Ian Dury for calling them c*nts and threw bottles of piss at Morrissey. Hard crowd that one.

Re: Sprott v Gerber

Posted: 15 Sep 2012, 19:11
by Bronxbull666
Old bones Ian wrote:
Bronxbull666 wrote::lol: I'm sure I heard that shooting ya load does make you sleepy.

P.S good old Morrissey, I think he'd have made a good boxer with his hatred for life and detest of most people. He'd have been a real spiteful puncher, more arrogant than Eubank, more poetic than Ali and more controversial than Tyson. Oh and gayer than Lewis!
I went to a concert once that had Ian Dury insulting skinheads and Morrissey trying to be friends with them by throwing flowers and spouting right wing shit. The skinheads cheered Ian Dury for calling them c*nts and threw bottles of piss at Morrissey. Hard crowd that one.
Now that's a gig and a half! :TU:

Re: Sprott v Gerber

Posted: 15 Sep 2012, 19:17
by Old bones Ian
Bronxbull666 wrote:
Old bones Ian wrote:
Bronxbull666 wrote::lol: I'm sure I heard that shooting ya load does make you sleepy.

P.S good old Morrissey, I think he'd have made a good boxer with his hatred for life and detest of most people. He'd have been a real spiteful puncher, more arrogant than Eubank, more poetic than Ali and more controversial than Tyson. Oh and gayer than Lewis!
I went to a concert once that had Ian Dury insulting skinheads and Morrissey trying to be friends with them by throwing flowers and spouting right wing shit. The skinheads cheered Ian Dury for calling them c*nts and threw bottles of piss at Morrissey. Hard crowd that one.
Now that's a gig and a half! :TU:
my favourite gig memory is Fred Dinage throwing biros at skinheads during a Bad Manners gig.

Re: Sprott v Gerber

Posted: 15 Sep 2012, 19:25
by jameswilson
Mine was a guy at a concert in Hyde Park last year, clearly pissed as a fart and he decided it would be a good idea to stand on his mates shoulders. He managed it crouched over and then stood upright and let out a scream of victory 'whoaaaaaaa' and slowly lent further and further back and fell landing flat on his back and knocking himself unconcsious. I had to walk off because I couldn't stop laughing for about 5 minutes.

Re: Sprott v Gerber

Posted: 15 Sep 2012, 19:41
by Bronxbull666
I fell asleep at a Manic Street Preachers gig. Got woken up after it was all over, think I heard 2 songs.

Re: Sprott v Gerber

Posted: 16 Sep 2012, 04:56
by dondada
I don't know if any of you are sad/patient enough to watch German shows, especially small hall ones on the likes of Eurosport, but the corruption regularly displayed is sickening and obvious.

Re: Sprott v Gerber

Posted: 16 Sep 2012, 07:53
by gobbles
loaded_gloves wrote:It was incredibly camp and homosexual, the manner he fell. At least in my opinion. But we can't all be uber masculine alpha males like I am.

Why the homosexual remark? If you want to slag him off for his reaction do it without getting homophobic.

Re: Sprott v Gerber

Posted: 16 Sep 2012, 09:47
by loaded_gloves
How do you know I'M not homosexual? It might be like a black guy referring to another black guy with the N word for all you know. Let's not make boxrec a politically correct minefield - I have no prejudices.

I just found the pitiful manner he dived to the floor incredibly camp and feminine, like something out of Little Britain. It wasn't mean to be disparaging - there are plenty of non-camp gay men who would smash my face in, such as Gareth Edwards.

Re: Sprott v Gerber

Posted: 16 Sep 2012, 11:49
by gobbles
loaded_gloves wrote:How do you know I'M not homosexual? It might be like a black guy referring to another black guy with the N word for all you know. Let's not make boxrec a politically correct minefield - I have no prejudices.

I just found the pitiful manner he dived to the floor incredibly camp and feminine, like something out of Little Britain. It wasn't mean to be disparaging - there are plenty of non-camp gay men who would smash my face in, such as Gareth Edwards.
Exactly, there are plenty of non-camp gay men.

Re: Sprott v Gerber

Posted: 16 Sep 2012, 11:54
by jameswilson
loaded_gloves wrote:How do you know I'M not homosexual? It might be like a black guy referring to another black guy with the N word for all you know. Let's not make boxrec a politically correct minefield - I have no prejudices.

I just found the pitiful manner he dived to the floor incredibly camp and feminine, like something out of Little Britain. It wasn't mean to be disparaging - there are plenty of non-camp gay men who would smash my face in, such as Gareth Edwards.
I think you mean Gareth Thomas mate.

Re: Sprott v Gerber

Posted: 16 Sep 2012, 12:45
by dondada
loaded_gloves wrote: there are plenty of non-camp gay men who would smash my face in, such as Gareth Edwards.
:lol: :lol: :lol:

Re: Sprott v Gerber

Posted: 17 Sep 2012, 09:33
by loaded_gloves
Woops. Who's Gareth Edwards then?

Re: Sprott v Gerber

Posted: 17 Sep 2012, 09:50
by dondada
loaded_gloves wrote:Woops. Who's Gareth Edwards then?
Non-camp heterosexual Welsh rugby legend.

Re: Sprott v Gerber

Posted: 17 Sep 2012, 09:54
by Lenny
dondada wrote:
loaded_gloves wrote:Woops. Who's Gareth Edwards then?
Non-camp heterosexual Welsh rugby legend.
All Welsh people are a little bit camp, same as boxers from Sheffield

Re: Sprott v Gerber

Posted: 17 Sep 2012, 10:11
by Crazyboy
rhino222 wrote:michael sprott is.......................................paulo di canio!
:TU: Di Canio's technique was slightly better i think....much more power behind the push