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Posted: 28 Sep 2005, 15:52
by nickd
steve689 wrote:
Forget the fayre can i come with you instead?
Exactly! ;)
I can buy all the tat I need off e-bay.
Posted: 29 Sep 2005, 05:02
by J
nickd wrote:J wrote:not for me this year ie got no rom to hang any more pics etc.
one room decked out is enough for now.
plus ive got a nice run to do and some bloody padwork.
it hurts i dont want to play anymore
I can't make it I'm going to get slaughtered on an alldayer with a load of birds I know.
Enjoy the run. :)
thanks for that nick, im fast going off you
Posted: 29 Sep 2005, 06:16
by KO Artist
nickd wrote:steve689 wrote:
Forget the fayre can i come with you instead?
Exactly! ;)
I can buy all the tat I need off e-bay.
Can I come too. I'm serious.
Posted: 29 Sep 2005, 08:46
by Loynesy
Lads, lets get some perspective here.
You can go on a Leo with a bunch of birds any day of the week, however, the boxing fayre is only once a year.....
Posted: 29 Sep 2005, 09:11
by Kilburn
I turned up once a couple of years ago, worth checking out if you've never been before.
Posted: 29 Sep 2005, 09:18
by nickd
KO Atrist wrote:nickd wrote:steve689 wrote:
Forget the fayre can i come with you instead?
Exactly! ;)
I can buy all the tat I need off e-bay.
Can I come too. I'm serious.
Only if you promise to behave yourself.
Posted: 29 Sep 2005, 09:22
by Kilburn
Behave himself? What is it a church-crawl?
Posted: 29 Sep 2005, 11:48
by KOJOE90
Posted: 29 Sep 2005, 11:56
by kevin
It's four hours, 2 to 6 according to a flyer I got from Lonsdale
Posted: 29 Sep 2005, 12:00
by KO Artist
nickd wrote:KO Atrist wrote:nickd wrote:
Exactly! ;)
I can buy all the tat I need off e-bay.
Can I come too. I'm serious.
Only if you promise to behave yourself.
I'm meeting a few mates in town for a drink on Sat lunchtime. Where are you meeting?
Posted: 29 Sep 2005, 12:01
by KOJOE90
Kevin wrote:It's four hours, 2 to 6 according to a flyer I got from Lonsdale
Posted: 29 Sep 2005, 12:50
by REAL_DEAL
Im charging a 5 fiver for a mug shot with me 10 pound for the limp fist action
Posted: 29 Sep 2005, 12:52
by kevin
REAL_DEAL wrote:Im charging a 5 fiver for a mug shot with me 10 pound for the limp fist action
So are you going to Memorabila Fayre or Nick's do????
Posted: 01 Oct 2005, 06:46
by silkov
Posted: 01 Oct 2005, 13:04
by KOJOE90
So how did it go guys?
Pick up any bargains?
Posted: 01 Oct 2005, 14:33
by Alex
Bugger... wish i'd known this was on.
Does anyone know of any similar fairs that take place in London?
Posted: 01 Oct 2005, 17:52
by silkov
KOJOE90 wrote:So how did it go guys?
Pick up any bargains?
I got about 30 photos,
3 books
, 7 videos
and whole of '82 Boxing News.
.. trying to work out where to put em all now!..
. 8)
Posted: 01 Oct 2005, 18:07
by steve689
silkov wrote:KOJOE90 wrote:So how did it go guys?
Pick up any bargains?
I got about 30 photos,
3 books
, 7 videos
and whole of '82 Boxing News.
.. trying to work out where to put em all now!..
. 8)
In the spare room, where your wife will probably be putting you when she finds out
Posted: 01 Oct 2005, 18:37
by silkov
Posted: 02 Oct 2005, 06:40
by Loynesy
Was a great way to spend a couple of hours. There was a bar (although 3.50 for a bottle was abit steep), so you could grab a beer, wonder round and have a chat. I bought a few DVDs and a rather cool Ali v Foreman fabric print which is now in my office. My mate bought an original Ali v Brian London programme.
Met some nice people, including Jamie (let me know when Moses' website finally takes donations).
Posted: 02 Oct 2005, 06:48
by KOJOE90
Im really going to have to try and go one of these years. I just wish they had this sort of thing in the Leicester area.
Posted: 02 Oct 2005, 09:37
by Tarquin Tarpaulin IV
Good to see some faces,
Blonde Bomber Billy Walker
Charlie Magri
Colin Dunne
Bob (I'm a Ref now) Williams
Steve Holdsworth
The BBC TV guy who presented Friday Nights show...........
Red Brennan, coach at the Matchroom......
and apologies to a few others who I just couldn't put a name too...............
Posted: 02 Oct 2005, 09:54
by dandantheweatherman
Sounds quite good that fair. I like posters and handbills advertising fights. I got one in France a few years ago...put it inside a book to keep flat but can't remember which book! Picked up a few handbills on ebay from time to time, so it sounded like Jamie's stall would have been up my street.
I picked up a couple of prints of old fight posters from a chap in Hay-on-Wye a few years ago.....there's a shop there called Lion Street Books (he's got a website too -
http://www.boxingstuff.com) which sells just boxing stuff...mainly books.
