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sg1985 wrote:

sg1985 wrote:

Its the photo that Buncey hoped would never resurface....

jesus christ buncey, that has got to be a syrup....its a real bob latchford of a haircut !!

you could get on x-factor with that !!! ...

The fact none of you remember Buncey like that shows you have only been around five minutes. That is actually a tidy version of Bunces famous Keegan mop and how most people in the game remember him.

The hairs gone but the suit remains!

boxingchat wrote:The fact none of you remember Buncey like that shows you have only been around five minutes. That is actually a tidy version of Bunces famous Keegan mop and how most people in the game remember him.

The hairs gone but the suit remains!

there is a lot of people on here who have been around alot longer than five minutes.try not to be so patronising.

I have known buncey since 86 and his hair was never the best!!

sg1985 wrote:

Took me a while to realise who it was

teddy007 wrote:

sg1985 wrote:

My god,he looks like a dodgy aussie soap actor from the eighties like "prisoner cell block h" or something

alexpaterson wrote:

sg1985 wrote:

Took me a while to realise who it was

Looks like Tyson Fury

mrbassie wrote:

alexpaterson wrote:

sg1985 wrote:

Took me a while to realise who it was

Looks like Tyson Fury

phil fury

sg1985 wrote:Just came across this on youtube, its a discussion about the safety of boxing, filmed after the Mcclellan fight. There is an appearance from Buncey (with a shocking hair cut)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nm-VQ82_ ... re=related

Back on topic, I really enjoyed that docu, Nigel is a character and an inspirational 1, what a warrior and champion. The only thing was people still kept asking the same question 'why do you box' 'because of the money/opportunities', 'but why do you box' for the 10th time gets annoying.

I watched this after, which is a great little Benn docu

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DxWQPqDs ... re=related

(all the other parts are on there too)

Bunce still wears that suit !

bigjack wrote:

teddy007 wrote:

sg1985 wrote:

My god,he looks like a dodgy aussie soap actor from the eighties like "prisoner cell block h" or something

careful - he'll sic Carter Ruck on you

incidentally i don't think the title of this thread is entirely appropriate given Mr Benn's religious leanings

martinmrts wrote:incidentally i don't think the title of this thread is entirely appropriate given Mr Benn's religious leanings

C'mon mate, use a bit of sense. This is almost as bad as the bloke who asked Benn why he came into the ring with the Union Jack.

cor blimey peeps get a sense of humour. being a christian Nigel Benn is the exact opposite of the devils advocate. that's it.

sg1985 wrote:

Phenomenal-Nutrition wrote: Back on topic, I really enjoyed that docu, Nigel is a character and an inspirational 1, what a warrior and champion. The only thing was people still kept asking the same question 'why do you box' 'because of the money/opportunities', 'but why do you box' for the 10th time gets annoying.

I watched this after, which is a great little Benn docu

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DxWQPqDs ... re=related

(all the other parts are on there too)

I was thinking the same thing, the question about race made me wonder, did white fighters in the late 80's early 90's really make so much more than their black counterparts? I don't remember much about the politics in boxing back then.

I think Benn exagerates it, with the level of excitement from his fights he was always in demand and he was a house fighter pretty much and got big paydays quite early to my knowledge. But if he had been white he possibly would have been more popular. Hes twice the fighter Ricky Hatton is for me whos seemingly become more popular and had a larger following. If someone was going to complain about not getting opportunities it should be HErol Graham, not Benn

martinmrts wrote:cor blimey peeps get a sense of humour. being a christian Nigel Benn is the exact opposite of the devils advocate. that's it.

who want to drink that yellowy grannies drink anyway even if it does belong to St Nic.

sg1985 wrote:

martinmrts wrote:cor blimey peeps get a sense of humour. being a christian Nigel Benn is the exact opposite of the devils advocate. that's it.

Do you know what the devils advocate is? That's exactly what he was in the discussion.

devil's advocate is someone who puts forward a view he does not necessarily agree with for the sake of argument.

if you watch the clip you will hear Darcus Howe saying HE is the devil's advocate (it was after all his show), and he is putting forward the view that boxing is a barbaric sport. Nigel Benn was there for the defence.

check out the clip. the tv programme was called the Devil's Advocate, and a cursory glance will reveal that it is not concerned with the administration of the catholic church. But yes we have veered a distance from the topic, and i will even agree that flogging a dead horse is the correct idiom.

J wrote:who want to drink that yellowy grannies drink anyway even if it does belong to St Nic.

just got this

martinmrts wrote:

J wrote:who want to drink that yellowy grannies drink anyway even if it does belong to St Nic.

just got this

wasted i am im telling ya, wasted....but im here all week