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Re: Scott Harrison
Posted: 24 Sep 2012, 10:44
by dookus
His reflexes (which were never stellar anyway) have clearly gone, he couldn't get out of the way of most of what was coming back at him in there and he couldn't react quick enough to his opponent's movements to get set and land shots.
Re: Scott Harrison
Posted: 04 Jan 2013, 05:51
by Old bones Ian
back in court this week for haressing his ex, has been bailed to appear in court later this year .
Re: Scott Harrison
Posted: 23 Jul 2013, 06:09
by Dirk Kelly
Charged again. Wonder if he was more active would it stop him going on the drink?
http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/scott ... tt-2079284
Re: Scott Harrison
Posted: 24 Jul 2013, 11:13
by reggaereggae
Possibly, for a period. But he's probably not active in some part because of the drink. Harrison is clearly a very dark, complex, troubled man. As i undertsand from boxing insiders he is a very difficult man to deal with and can be nasty. Something is obviously troubling him and boxing discipline is not enough to keep him straight.
Re: Scott Harrison
Posted: 24 Jul 2013, 12:20
by mickey1975
He's basically a very talented pisscans. And a nasty one at that. He would have found his way to the streets whatever he did.
Re: Scott Harrison
Posted: 25 Jul 2013, 02:27
by TheGoods
Sad to read that hope the wee man can find peace sounds in a bad way. I too was once found slumped in a doorway of Greggs out me head in Belfast after watching Michael Hunter box.
Re: Scott Harrison
Posted: 25 Jul 2013, 03:37
by mickey1975
TheGoods wrote:Sad to read that hope the wee man can find peace sounds in a bad way. I too was once found slumped in a doorway of Greggs out me head in Belfast after watching Michael Hunter box.
I was once found in a car park in Hamburg after watching David Haye trying to Box.
Re: Scott Harrison
Posted: 25 Jul 2013, 06:00
by TJ77
dookus wrote:His reflexes (which were never stellar anyway) have clearly gone, he couldn't get out of the way of most of what was coming back at him in there and he couldn't react quick enough to his opponent's movements to get set and land shots.
Stella...r good one

Re: Scott Harrison
Posted: 25 Jul 2013, 06:41
by dalcumly
I met Harrison just after he won a medal at the under 19's European championships ( possibly in Hungary), and he was a shy, mannerly and decent sort of boy.
Whats happened since then can only be known by those on the inside, but I can confirm he is a most unpleasant individual ,drunk or sober.
Other than the incident in Spain which led to a lengthy jail sentence , the other offences are sadly reasonably regular,and in perspective relatively minor occurences, in and around Glasgow, committed by a small minority who lack the intelligence or personal discipline to know better.
Harrison has ruined himself. Nobody else is at fault, and I hope nobody blames boxing for his demise.