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Posted: 26 Jul 2007, 11:13
by Chambers2
BUMPETY BUMP
Posted: 26 Jul 2007, 11:26
by KO Artist
Shirow wrote:rhino222 wrote:
the villa is a good idea but surely people are going to vegas to roam the strip, watch boxing, drink in bars and flutter in the casinos. surely accommodation is just for sleeping. so therefore a cheap hotel at the heart of the strip is the best bet, and the tropicana fits the bill nicely.
Surely if you're going for a week it would it would be good nice to have somewhere nice to chill out. Unless you're a hardcore gambler what are you really going to be doing between say 11am & 6pm each day?
If people are planning to be out roaming, drinking & gambling all day every day then i agree then having somewhere nice to stay would be pointless.
Whatever people prefer.[/i]
I agree
I would rather watch the fight, the weigh in and conferences etc, then just hang arpound the pool at the villa and have a barbecue etc.
Im not interested in brasses.
Posted: 26 Jul 2007, 13:02
by harrygreb
if i go i'm deffo shagging the housekeeper. pref large over 40 and of ethnic origin.
Posted: 26 Jul 2007, 13:40
by Goz
KO Artist wrote:
I agree
I would rather watch the fight, the weigh in and conferences etc, then just hang arpound the pool at the villa and have a barbecue etc.
Im not interested in brasses.
Pretty much where Goz would be coming from. Morning and early afternoon are for recovering from the previous nights 'excesses' and then get on it again....
Posted: 27 Jul 2007, 08:06
by Poncey
dopey wrote:billy bessey wrote:i think i might be able to wrangle that and a few mates of mine including mr cake maybe? but if it does come off i wouldnt mind keeping the boxing to a minimum. in other words i would like to go to the fight but i dont fancy staying in the hotel room jerkin off to hatton and mayweather posters all week and predicting whats gonna happen and then analysing what has happened for days afterwards. just watch the fight then get on the lash and find myself some two bit chicken shit whore who sucks bell ends for dog ends cos i aint had a lads holiday in a few years now so i need to unleash the beast
I'm sure theres plenty from where she came from to go around.
Myself, personally will be doing what Billy is dead against above expect I may pay to get jerked off over a Hatton vs. Maywether poster
Dirk, you ain't bringing a bird back to our room to bang. You're snoring was bad enough last time it woke up Trinidad in the next room!
Posted: 27 Jul 2007, 09:09
by jamesmcdonnell
KO Artist wrote:Shirow wrote:rhino222 wrote:
the villa is a good idea but surely people are going to vegas to roam the strip, watch boxing, drink in bars and flutter in the casinos. surely accommodation is just for sleeping. so therefore a cheap hotel at the heart of the strip is the best bet, and the tropicana fits the bill nicely.
Surely if you're going for a week it would it would be good nice to have somewhere nice to chill out. Unless you're a hardcore gambler what are you really going to be doing between say 11am & 6pm each day?
If people are planning to be out roaming, drinking & gambling all day every day then i agree then having somewhere nice to stay would be pointless.
Whatever people prefer.[/i]
I agree
I would rather watch the fight, the weigh in and conferences etc, then just hang arpound the pool at the villa and have a barbecue etc.
Im not interested in brasses.
Who says you can't do both.
Nothing wrong with brasses, but I'd much rather get hold of some long legged nubile from around the pool at the hard rock and give her a seeing too.
If there's enough people, I'm up for this. Planning on going to Canada and maybe dragging a mate down for a week in Vegas.
Barbies by the pool, hell yes!
Posted: 30 Jul 2007, 06:07
by jamesmcdonnell
Shirow wrote:rhino222 wrote:
the villa is a good idea but surely people are going to vegas to roam the strip, watch boxing, drink in bars and flutter in the casinos. surely accommodation is just for sleeping. so therefore a cheap hotel at the heart of the strip is the best bet, and the tropicana fits the bill nicely.
Surely if you're going for a week it would it would be good nice to have somewhere nice to chill out. Unless you're a hardcore gambler what are you really going to be doing between say 11am & 6pm each day?
If people are planning to be out roaming, drinking & gambling all day every day then i agree then having somewhere nice to stay would be pointless.
Whatever people prefer.[/i]
Drinking, roaming etc, are night time activities in Vegas, not daytime. I'd be happy to chill by the pool getting my balls massaged by some willing big booty girl I'd snaffled from by the pool at Hard Rock.
Posted: 30 Jul 2007, 06:34
by Loynesy
James - its not that warm in Vegas in December. Most of the pools (certainly the one at the Hard Rock) are closed.
Posted: 30 Jul 2007, 07:28
by koomey
Okay, shall we start getitng names together to get an idea of numbers?
I'm up for it!
Who'll be the best for organising this?
Posted: 30 Jul 2007, 08:59
by Poncey
koomey wrote:Okay, shall we start getitng names together to get an idea of numbers?
I'm up for it!
Who'll be the best for organising this?
Shirow probably, as he'll be offering the package once the fight date is officially announced.
Posted: 31 Jul 2007, 07:13
by Shirow
Ok he we go. December is cheaper and colder than November so there's pros & cons.
Price for direct flights on Virgin, airport transfer and the 11 bedroom villa as described at the beginning would be around £600 for the week.
Let's get a list of names of who'd be up for it and i can start looking into booking this up.
Jon
Posted: 31 Jul 2007, 07:20
by Poncey
Shirow wrote:Ok he we go. December is cheaper and colder than November so there's pros & cons.
Price for direct flights on Virgin, airport transfer and the 11 bedroom villa as described at the beginning would be around £600 for the week.
Let's get a list of names of who'd be up for it and i can start looking into booking this up.
Jon
Jon, Dirk and I are interested in the Villa. Just depends whether the fight will be held in the Thomas & Mack, Mandalay or MGM.
Posted: 31 Jul 2007, 07:20
by thepocketrocket
Shirow wrote:Ok he we go. December is cheaper and colder than November so there's pros & cons.
Price for direct flights on Virgin, airport transfer and the 11 bedroom villa as described at the beginning would be around £600 for the week.
Let's get a list of names of who'd be up for it and i can start looking into booking this up.
Jon
So 600 plus spending Money???
Becoming more doable(if thats a word) by the day!!
Posted: 31 Jul 2007, 07:39
by Shirow
ok that's 3. The £600 doesn't include the fight ticket either as i don't know what prices people are willing to pay but i will be able to get hold of them.
Posted: 31 Jul 2007, 07:41
by koomey
Are we talking from manchester or London here?
Manc for me would be better as I am in north-east.
Posted: 31 Jul 2007, 07:56
by Poncey
Shirow wrote:ok that's 3. The £600 doesn't include the fight ticket either as i don't know what prices people are willing to pay but i will be able to get hold of them.
This may be a silly question, as the venue and fight haven't been confirmed, but any ideas what they will be? Presumably cheaper than we paid for DLH v Mayweather?
Posted: 31 Jul 2007, 08:13
by Shirow
I've only heard MGM suggested as the venue but i don't know how definite that is.
GBP have set the Pacman v Barrera tickets at a reasonable $100 - $600 so i'm hoping they won't go overboard for this one either. I don't think they'll go over $850 for ringside.
Posted: 31 Jul 2007, 08:30
by Poncey
Shirow wrote:I've only heard MGM suggested as the venue but i don't know how definite that is.
GBP have set the Pacman v Barrera tickets at a reasonable $100 - $600 so i'm hoping they won't go overboard for this one either. I don't think they'll go over $850 for ringside.
If it's only $850 then I think Dirk and I will have them as it's half price for the US anyway with exchange rates! Once it's all confirmed I can let you know what we want.
Posted: 31 Jul 2007, 10:40
by jamesmcdonnell
Shirow wrote:I've only heard MGM suggested as the venue but i don't know how definite that is.
GBP have set the Pacman v Barrera tickets at a reasonable $100 - $600 so i'm hoping they won't go overboard for this one either. I don't think they'll go over $850 for ringside.
Don't you, I do! I reckon this will be 1000 + ringside myself. Mayweather has just beaten Oscar, and Hatton is his best possible opponent right now. Mayweather is also going to want well paying
Not bothered about ringside for this one, ringside view ain't always that good. Hell, I wouldn't mind watching it closed circuit to be perfectly honest.
I'm interested, depends how much the entire package is going to cost.
Posted: 31 Jul 2007, 10:45
by Loynesy
See you boys there, have managed to arrange a strategy meeting in LA for Dec. 11th....
Posted: 31 Jul 2007, 12:06
by Goz
Loynesy wrote:See you boys there, have managed to arrange a strategy meeting in LA for Dec. 11th....
Need any IT support?
Posted: 31 Jul 2007, 12:27
by ABA Boxing
I would be up for this, depends on the quality of the seats for the fight though!
I would rather rougth it with the accomadation, than have shit seats 3 miles from the ring. I want to be able to hear Mayweathers ribs cracking.
Any date is fine with me, London better for me to travel from, BUT WANT GREAT SEATS!