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Re: The Bowers Brothers from the Peacock...Armed Robbers

Posted: 10 Jun 2014, 17:18
by TJ77
[quote="Boxingcutsman"]FFS there's a lot more horrible pudenda in the world like nonces, slimy little rats that rob old people, house burglars etc, it's a few quid that got stole, not the end of the world IMO, there's a lot worse going on.

I have also served a lengthy jail sentence for similar crimes
I have long served my time and payed my debt, and moved on with my life to try and better myself for my family and I think that my past has no bearing on me being a trainer now, am I proud of my past ? No not really and wouldn't like my kids to know about it when they grow up or think bad of me, there proud when they see there dad on TV

I don't personally know the brothers but am lead to believe they do a great job in the community with the gym and think there past has nothing to do with the work they do now either, everybody is entitled to make mistakes, have a past and move on with there life.

Has far has I'm aware The board will issue you a boxing license has long has your not on any current sentence, ie. probation, license from jail, suspended sentence, community order etc or in exceptional circumstances ( a crime so serious they don't see fit to grant a license, I.e sex offenders and rightly so IMO, murderers, terrorists etc)[/quotenot

and wouldn't like my kids to know about it when they grow up or think bad of me, there proud when they see there dad on TV
Lets hope no one starts à thread boxingcutsman armed robber then mate .

Re: The Bowers Brothers from the Peacock...Armed Robbers

Posted: 11 Jun 2014, 12:20
by Parson Cross
Pocket,
Think about it mate - and as someone involved in writing you should have engaged brain.
Why didn't you name the thread "Criteria for regaining a Licence" - but no you had to personalise it.

Re: The Bowers Brothers from the Peacock...Armed Robbers

Posted: 11 Jun 2014, 17:25
by thepocketrocket
Parson Cross wrote:Pocket,
Think about it mate - and as someone involved in writing you should have engaged brain.
Why didn't you name the thread "Criteria for regaining a Licence" - but no you had to personalise it.
For that I apologise...though any clarification I have made throughout the thread has been ignored by some. Their call

On the flipside, some decent answers also which got to the crux of what I was asking

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Re: The Bowers Brothers from the Peacock...Armed Robbers

Posted: 11 Jun 2014, 20:17
by mickey1975
thepocketrocket wrote:
Parson Cross wrote:Pocket,
Think about it mate - and as someone involved in writing you should have engaged brain.
Why didn't you name the thread "Criteria for regaining a Licence" - but no you had to personalise it.
For that I apologise...though any clarification I have made throughout the thread has been ignored by some. Their call

On the flipside, some decent answers also which got to the crux of what I was asking

Edited...
:TU:

Re: Criteria for Regaining a Lisence

Posted: 11 Jun 2014, 23:54
by TJ77
:TU:

Re: Criteria for Regaining a Lisence

Posted: 12 Jun 2014, 04:36
by Huss
Actually being able to spell 'LICENSE' would be a starting point :salut:

Re: Criteria for Regaining a Lisence

Posted: 12 Jun 2014, 04:44
by thepocketrocket
Huss wrote:Actually being able to spell 'LICENSE' would be a starting point :salut:
Ha!!!! Brain fade after a long day at work!

Re: Criteria for Regaining a Lisence

Posted: 12 Jun 2014, 05:22
by Huss
I can hardly mock mate, I forgot my PIN code at the Cashpoint a couple of days ago (I've had it at least 18 months as well)

Re: Criteria for Regaining a Lisence

Posted: 12 Jun 2014, 05:25
by thepocketrocket
Huss wrote:I can hardly mock mate, I forgot my PIN code at the Cashpoint a couple of days ago (I've had it at least 18 months as well)
Had the same thing with the office door code a few months back. Then when I started actually thinking about it I was left clueless LOL Shows things become instinct :TU: