columbo wrote:It was depressing reading that and I really hope he can find something to fill the gap and fill the time. Putting all that weight wont of helped how he feels about himself either ....... maybe everyone on the forum could chip in a bit of money aswell if they can?
Medication can make you put weight on you twit, also what would you do with your time if you had a severe brain trauma. Ill tell you something else too, go and stand up in Edgehill and say those comments. Lets see what trauma you have.
columbo wrote:It was depressing reading that and I really hope he can find something to fill the gap and fill the time. Putting all that weight wont of helped how he feels about himself either ....... maybe everyone on the forum could chip in a bit of money aswell if they can?
Medication can make you put weight on you twit, also what would you do with your time if you had a severe brain trauma. Ill tell you something else too, go and stand up in Edgehill and say those comments. Lets see what trauma you have.
Good job this comment wasn't made on twitter.
It wasnt an insult you fornicating moron I was trying to help him out! You clearly havent got the intelligence to recognise that.
columbo wrote:It was depressing reading that and I really hope he can find something to fill the gap and fill the time. Putting all that weight wont of helped how he feels about himself either ....... maybe everyone on the forum could chip in a bit of money aswell if they can?
Medication can make you put weight on you twit, also what would you do with your time if you had a severe brain trauma. Ill tell you something else too, go and stand up in Edgehill and say those comments. Lets see what trauma you have.
Good job this comment wasn't made on twitter.
It wasnt an insult you effing moron I was trying to help him out! You clearly havent got the intelligence to recognise that.
Sorry mate was not supposed to be quoting you, don't know how that happened I was quoting the person who made the comments. I cannot delite the reply otherwise I would have. Sorry mate
Medication can make you put weight on you twit, also what would you do with your time if you had a severe brain trauma. Ill tell you something else too, go and stand up in Edgehill and say those comments. Lets see what trauma you have.
Good job this comment wasn't made on twitter.[/quote]
It wasnt an insult you effing moron I was trying to help him out! You clearly havent got the intelligence to recognise that.[/quote]
Sorry mate was not supposed to be quoting you, don't know how that happened I was quoting the person who made the comments. I cannot delite the reply otherwise I would have. Sorry mate[/quote]
ok mate, apology accepted. I apologise also for going off on ya.
Loynesy wrote:A contrian view which I'm sure will provoke vilification
Why should anyone pay to help him? He's fat because he's eaten too much. At the time of his brain trauma Paul had great medical care.
Thereafter why should the state pay for anything?
your a complete arsehole comin out with a pathetic statement like that,whatta knobhead ! how many rounds have you done ? toast ! you insensitive pratt,that lad was a true warrior and you have disrespected him with a vile,jealous comment. i hope one day to see you cos that lad nearly died as he is a gentleman,i met him at gerald mcllelans benefit night,great guy.
That night was my worst experience of watching boxing live and I've done that everywhere for 35 years.
Apart from the outcome at the end of Paul's fight, Esham Pickering and Neil Sinclair suffered devastating early ko's.
I remember Paul being a bit late for the weigh in, and rumours started to spread he couldn't do the weight.
Dehydration is a boxer's worst nightmare.
I have always felt great empathy for Steve Pollard who took unnecessary grief following the event. Everything is easier in hindsight.
I wish Paul all the very very best.
i was there that night too... calzaghe woodhall on straight after and the atmosphere was dead after seeing poor ingle stretchered out like that seriously hurt.
i can always remember seeing a cloud of blood illuminated in the ring lights when ingle got hit by the final punch. i've never been able to get that image out of my mind, even after all these years. i watched the replay many years later and couldnt see it.
good to see he is up and about and making some sort of life for himself. he's one of the north's genuine boxing heroes, just as clinton woods was soon after.
as for the stupid comments by loynsey... disgraceful
You can have all the wealth, but it means nothing without your health (as the saying goes).
I just hope Paul is often told and reminded that the boxing fans have not and will not, ever forget about him or his career - and that we all hope that as medicine improves over the years, he can somehow get as close to living normally as the rest of us and be happy.
