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Dynamite Dean Phillips wrote:

neil r wrote:

Dynamite Dean Phillips wrote:Any guesses who the mystery poster is?

to be honest dean i wouldnt give the clown the satisfaction of even trying to work it out let alone post about it

Really can't understand why anyone would get a kick out of pissing abt like that. They must have a really empty life.

School holidays mate...

Still, female poster on a male dominated internet message board always draws pretty much the same reaction...

The missus (who doesn't post here - in fact usually her only interaction with Boxrec is shouting "are you on that fornicating boxing site again?" at the back of my head) came out with a corking line last night. I was telling her about that nice Mr Warren's ideas for a Celtic belt, when she said:

I don't like him. He's far to smug for a man with red hair...

Y'know, I never really think of Frank as a redhead, probably because he's clearly not a big-time ginger, but she would seem to have a point (about the hair, I wouldn't dare to comment on the other )

Well, well, well. It's all coming out here, isn't it?

Perhaps I am the only woman who has posted in a while, but then I want something specific and am hoping that some man, or woman out there with either the knowledge or the research skills necessary will help solve my query. There's got to be lots of users of the site who are into the history as well as seeing sweat and blood fly in the present tense. So, come on guys, how about helping this little hairstyle obsessed (not) girly find the answer to her query?

Who was the mysterious naval diver who was narrowly beaten by Bandsman (Jack) Blake in 1910? Match went to 15 rounds, not 14, there were two knockdowns each and it went on points?

I'd be very grateful for the answer!

Denise F
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Denise F wrote:Well, well, well. It's all coming out here, isn't it?

Perhaps I am the only woman who has posted in a while, but then I want something specific and am hoping that some man, or woman out there with either the knowledge or the research skills necessary will help solve my query. There's got to be lots of users of the site who are into the history as well as seeing sweat and blood fly in the present tense. So, come on guys, how about helping this little hairstyle obsessed (not) girly find the answer to her query?

Who was the mysterious naval diver who was narrowly beaten by Bandsman (Jack) Blake in 1910? Match went to 15 rounds, not 14, there were two knockdowns each and it went on points?

I'd be very grateful for the answer!

Denise F
xxx

hiya Denise.

got no idea what the answer is im afraid his record on here is very short
http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=039867

the problem with these olden type fighters is that there records can be very patchy and hard to get. perhaps if its a pressing thing you could contact Ron Olver who runs the 'Old Timers' section in the Boxing News

Sorry Frochylady but it's down to the 689 to expose you

uh huh cos that is really me....thought you could have done better than that.

steve689 wrote:Sorry Frochylady but it's down to the 689 to expose you

LOL that's exactly what I expect this person to look like, or the male equivalent.

steve689 wrote:Sorry Frochylady but it's down to the 689 to expose you

You've made me smile mate. I never thought i'd see my mum again.

Phroawwwwr! I'd like some of that.

Kilburn wrote:

steve689 wrote:Sorry Frochylady but it's down to the 689 to expose you

LOL that's exactly what I expect this person to look like, or the male equivalent.

Don't you mean Female equivalent?

This thread really is getting desperate innit.

There are more women on here by the way, it's just the sensible ones, who i can verify do actually know & talk about boxing are keeping their identities stum.

P.S. To me that pic looks like a blond version of Mrs Jones out of Rising Damp.

gash wrote:This thread really is getting desperate innit.

There are more women on here by the way, it's just the sensible ones, who i can verify do actually know & talk about boxing are keeping their identities stum.

P.S. To me that pic looks like a blond version of Mrs Jones out of Rising Damp.

to be honest I fail to see the relevance whether someone is female or male and the correlation between that and their boxing knowledge.

I agree it is a male dominated sport but its more than likely there are ladies out there who have as much of not more knowledge than most of the posters on here.

There probably arent as many of them but thats cos they are too busy finishing the knitting and cooking to follow boxing

thats a joke by the way let me make that clear.


In seriousness, anyone who has been to boxing shows knows there is a decent proportion of females in the crowd, so why shouldnt they be fans and be knowledgable?

steve689 wrote:Sorry Frochylady but it's down to the 689 to expose you

It looks like one of the toms Wayne Rooney has been 'visiting'!

It does look a bit like Miss Jones from the Rising Damp "Oh Miss Jones, Miss Jones"

Ahh i wasted my 4,000th post

mickeybeard wrote:

Dynamite Dean Phillips wrote:

neil r wrote: to be honest dean i wouldnt give the clown the satisfaction of even trying to work it out let alone post about it

Really can't understand why anyone would get a kick out of pissing abt like that. They must have a really empty life.

School holidays mate...

Still, female poster on a male dominated internet message board always draws pretty much the same reaction...

The missus (who doesn't post here - in fact usually her only interaction with Boxrec is shouting "are you on that fornicating boxing site again?" at the back of my head) came out with a corking line last night. I was telling her about that nice Mr Warren's ideas for a Celtic belt, when she said:

I don't like him. He's far to smug for a man with red hair...

Y'know, I never really think of Frank as a redhead, probably because he's clearly not a big-time ginger, but she would seem to have a point (about the hair, I wouldn't dare to comment on the other )

Im a "bit of a ginge"...and im a right smug git...as you may of noticed.
Long live redheads......billy hardy was the best looking guy in boxing...thanks to his orange stubbled heeed...May all those who ridicule us...suffer rather amusing nettle stings on the scrotum...or if your a lady...stings on the....."beetle`s bonnet"

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