Re: BS Irish and British awards
Posted: 01 Jan 2010, 13:38
Great article Terry hopefully 2010 sees Britain's Thomas Hauser get to the top and your work gets more recognition !
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Re: BS Irish and British awards
Posted: 01 Jan 2010, 13:48
enjoyed that
Re: BS Irish and British awards
Posted: 01 Jan 2010, 16:25
A lot of effort went into that and it was a cracking read mate.
Re: BS Irish and British awards
Posted: 02 Jan 2010, 12:12
I'm boycotting the awards ceremony following the shocking omission of Ciaran HealyTerry D wrote:Leonard Gunning's Irish awards for 2009
Re: BS Irish and British awards
Posted: 02 Jan 2010, 14:24
Enzo Calzaghe... I'm impressed Terry. First of all I'm impressed that you managed to get hold of him, and second that you were able to transcribe what he said
Re: BS Irish and British awards
Posted: 02 Jan 2010, 14:39
good quality read! nice one terry
Re: BS Irish and British awards
Posted: 02 Jan 2010, 14:54
His four round EPIC with Matt Scriven was almost enough to swing it his way but after I talked him up so much he left me down by not stopping Chunky! http://www.BS.com/?m=show&id=21088Terry D wrote:steve689 wrote:I'm boycotting the awards ceremony following the shocking omission of Ciaran HealyTerry D wrote:Leonard Gunning's Irish awards for 2009I'm sure Sligo will pop on and give his reason/s for this omission!
Hoping that Leonard will also tell me what the Gaelic words at the bottom said
Been a mixed year for Irish boxing. Dunne flew the flag but the loss of Sutherland was a terrible thing. I hope to catch a fight over there sometime in 2010, preferably in Belfast as I've never visited NI.
Terry, Ste will give you a guided tour of B-town when McCloskey fights next year. He is also fluent in Irish and will give you a translation! ;)
Re: BS Irish and British awards
Posted: 02 Jan 2010, 15:01
Granted, not the best way to write up a 2 and a half hour interview (especially at 2 in the morning!).Terry D wrote:PS Matt, could have been worse. Could have realised that I, or my machine, had failed to record the convo' and then had to pull into a travel tavern to do it from my, impeccable, memory
Re: BS Irish and British awards
Posted: 03 Jan 2010, 00:09
tsk, tsk Lenny, you've made one of your typical errors in your article ;;-)sligobhoy67 wrote:His four round EPIC with Matt Scriven was almost enough to swing it his way but after I talked him up so much he left me down by not stopping Chunky! http://www.BS.com/?m=show&id=21088Terry D wrote:steve689 wrote: I'm boycotting the awards ceremony following the shocking omission of Ciaran Healy
Hoping that Leonard will also tell me what the Gaelic words at the bottom said
Been a mixed year for Irish boxing. Dunne flew the flag but the loss of Sutherland was a terrible thing. I hope to catch a fight over there sometime in 2010, preferably in Belfast as I've never visited NI.
Terry, Ste will give you a guided tour of B-town when McCloskey fights next year. He is also fluent in Irish and will give you a translation! ;)
Lindsay v Appleby was on Setanta, not Sky Sports.
I could translate the bottom of the article for our non Irish friends, but I'd rather leave them in confusion for now
Re: BS Irish and British awards
Posted: 03 Jan 2010, 09:53
drat, yer right! I should have remembered how poorly lit it was! ;)BigEars wrote:tsk, tsk Lenny, you've made one of your typical errors in your article ;;-)sligobhoy67 wrote:His four round EPIC with Matt Scriven was almost enough to swing it his way but after I talked him up so much he left me down by not stopping Chunky! http://www.BS.com/?m=show&id=21088Terry D wrote:
Hoping that Leonard will also tell me what the Gaelic words at the bottom said
Been a mixed year for Irish boxing. Dunne flew the flag but the loss of Sutherland was a terrible thing. I hope to catch a fight over there sometime in 2010, preferably in Belfast as I've never visited NI.
Terry, Ste will give you a guided tour of B-town when McCloskey fights next year. He is also fluent in Irish and will give you a translation! ;)
Lindsay v Appleby was on Setanta, not Sky Sports.
I could translate the bottom of the article for our non Irish friends, but I'd rather leave them in confusion for now
Re: BS Irish and British awards
Posted: 04 Jan 2010, 18:40
Don't mention US exposure...not after the hotel room in Las Vegas incident 
Re: BS Irish and British awards
Posted: 04 Jan 2010, 18:53
It basically means he hopes that we'll have a happy new year of boxing.Terry D wrote:Come on, let's have the translation!
Re: BS Irish and British awards
Posted: 05 Jan 2010, 02:33
G0mez wrote:A lot of effort went into that and it was a cracking read mate.
x2 Brilliant
Re: BS Irish and British awards
Posted: 05 Jan 2010, 06:32
In Connaught Irish its "Happy New Year boxing fans"BigEars wrote:It basically means he hopes that we'll have a happy new year of boxing.Terry D wrote:Come on, let's have the translation!
Re: BS Irish and British awards
Posted: 05 Jan 2010, 06:33
Duddy?? ;)Terry D wrote:Don't worry, I'll be hitting Vegas sooner rather than later so I'll be joining the 'Daft buggers' Vegas club myself!steve689 wrote:Don't mention US exposure...not after the hotel room in Las Vegas incident
Want to see a certain Brit fighter fight for a world title over there
Re: BS Irish and British awards
Posted: 05 Jan 2010, 11:10
Superb Tel, happy new year mate.