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Question for frank maloney
Posted: 03 Sep 2010, 08:34
by Adamj1987
In the Recent boxing monthly article you where quoted as saying
If these guys who slam promoters were to spend a day in the office with Frank Warren or myself they would really see what goes on behind the scenes
Would you ever invite one of the posters who 'slam' yourself or another promoter down to the offices and see what’s what? (Providing they can be traced) so they could get a new perspective on what its like to be a promoter and they could then educate other posters with there experience
Re: Question for frank maloney
Posted: 03 Sep 2010, 08:36
by Jeff Thomas
I've been to the offices there and can vouch they work very hard.
Re: Question for frank maloney
Posted: 03 Sep 2010, 08:37
by Adamj1987
Jeff Thomas wrote:I've been to the offices there and can vouch they work very hard.
i'm not doubting that i belive they do i just wondered if they would invite someone down who critises them
Re: Question for frank maloney
Posted: 03 Sep 2010, 08:38
by Insider
I'd love to spend a week working alongisde F.rank W.arren, in the build up to one of is shows or something. Bet it's facinating!!!
Re: Question for frank maloney
Posted: 03 Sep 2010, 09:26
by LeedsLad
I'd be happy to spend a week with one of our major promoters.
I've criticised each of them regularly enough..... let's see what they are made of.
There'd be no Eurobums on any show I worked on

Re: Question for frank maloney
Posted: 03 Sep 2010, 09:29
by neil hibbert
not a bad idea that

Re: Question for frank maloney
Posted: 03 Sep 2010, 09:37
by jamesmcdonnell
Surely this would be the basis of an excellent article.
Names etc could be obscured, the promoters get to show people precisely what they do - and the public get a fascinating insight.
Re: Question for frank maloney
Posted: 03 Sep 2010, 09:39
by Adamj1987
jamesmcdonnell wrote:Surely this would be the basis of an excellent article.
Names etc could be obscured, the promoters get to show people precisely what they do - and the public get a fascinating insight.
thats what i was thinking, i wanted to volunteer myself but i dont critisize them enough on here to validate myself and also i couldnt afford to take a week off work
Re: Question for frank maloney
Posted: 03 Sep 2010, 10:25
by bennie
Frank, whatever happened to Marlon Ward, the former good Repton amateur who went pro with you, won all three of his fights and then disappeared? Tony seems to think he got a top job in the City.
Re: Question for frank maloney
Posted: 03 Sep 2010, 10:36
by FtmPress
bennie wrote:Frank, whatever happened to Marlon Ward, the former good Repton amateur who went pro with you, won all three of his fights and then disappeared? Tony seems to think he got a top job in the City.
I think you might be right. With regards your question i will think about it but how do we decide
which one of you posters we let up to work with other for a day or two.
Re: Question for frank maloney
Posted: 03 Sep 2010, 10:38
by JamesH
FtmPress wrote:bennie wrote:Frank, whatever happened to Marlon Ward, the former good Repton amateur who went pro with you, won all three of his fights and then disappeared? Tony seems to think he got a top job in the City.
I think you might be right. With regards your question i will think about it but how do we decide
which one of you posters we let up to work with other for a day or two.
Get names of those interested and pick at random from those beginning with J and ending with H?
Re: Question for frank maloney
Posted: 03 Sep 2010, 10:39
by 15829
ill throw my name in

Re: Question for frank maloney
Posted: 03 Sep 2010, 10:41
by Adamj1987
FtmPress wrote:bennie wrote:Frank, whatever happened to Marlon Ward, the former good Repton amateur who went pro with you, won all three of his fights and then disappeared? Tony seems to think he got a top job in the City.
I think you might be right. With regards your question i will think about it but how do we decide
which one of you posters we let up to work with other for a day or two.
maybe a vote from fellow posters that have a decent boxing knowledge and reputation on here?
Re: Question for frank maloney
Posted: 03 Sep 2010, 10:42
by Adamj1987
diggler wrote:ill throw my name in

if it was over a weekend i'd volunteer but in weekdays i cant afford to
Re: Question for frank maloney
Posted: 03 Sep 2010, 10:42
by leforge
I love to do it!
Re: Question for frank maloney
Posted: 03 Sep 2010, 10:45
by JamesH
Adamj1987 wrote:diggler wrote:ill throw my name in

if it was over a weekend i'd volunteer but in weekdays i cant afford to
I don't know your individual situation but if you have annual leave then you can afford it, its how much you want to do it. I would happily use a weeks annual leave for such an insight...!
Re: Question for frank maloney
Posted: 03 Sep 2010, 10:46
by Adamj1987
JamesH wrote:Adamj1987 wrote:diggler wrote:ill throw my name in

if it was over a weekend i'd volunteer but in weekdays i cant afford to
I don't know your individual situation but if you have annual leave then you can afford it, its how much you want to do it. I would happily use a weeks annual leave for such an insight...!
i have 3 days left i am contracted to a 12 hour week and so taking days off means i only get paid for that meany hours. where if im in work i do 12 hours per day so id be only getting 1/5th the money . its a strange situation
Re: Question for frank maloney
Posted: 03 Sep 2010, 15:53
by Spud
Adamj1987 wrote:In the Recent boxing monthly article you where quoted as saying
If these guys who slam promoters were to spend a day in the office with Frank Warren or myself they would really see what goes on behind the scenes
Would you ever invite one of the posters who 'slam' yourself or another promoter down to the offices and see what’s what? (Providing they can be traced) so they could get a new perspective on what its like to be a promoter and they could then educate other posters with there experience
My answer would be - already spent too much time with you Frank!!!
Actually Mr Maloney is a top man and life as a promoter is a nightmare.
Re: Question for frank maloney
Posted: 03 Sep 2010, 16:21
by wrimc
I think this is a great idea i would love to be a fly on the wall to see the deal making and all the different preperation for a show that goes on behind the scenes.
Re: Question for frank maloney
Posted: 03 Sep 2010, 16:24
by crusader
This would be a great experience. Too bad I live in Canada :(
Re: Question for frank maloney
Posted: 03 Sep 2010, 17:51
by lefty
FtmPress wrote:bennie wrote:Frank, whatever happened to Marlon Ward, the former good Repton amateur who went pro with you, won all three of his fights and then disappeared? Tony seems to think he got a top job in the City.
I think you might be right. With regards your question i will think about it but how do we decide
which one of you posters we let up to work with other for a day or two.
Pick me Frank!Id be prepared to work like a dog and get on my hands and knees for that kind of opportunity! :)
Re: Question for frank maloney
Posted: 03 Sep 2010, 18:18
by SAPFO
How about a one off reality TV? Should get a few new lady fans. They love anything reality wise.
We have had bloody Airline, Redcoats, Customs, Plod, etc,......
A Week In The Life Of..........
Re: Question for frank maloney
Posted: 03 Sep 2010, 23:16
by lefty
carlbcfc wrote:How about a one off reality TV? Should get a few new lady fans. They love anything reality wise.
We have had bloody Airline, Redcoats, Customs, Plod, etc,......
A Week In The Life Of..........

Re: Question for frank maloney
Posted: 04 Sep 2010, 02:32
by m1kee50
'So You Want To Be A Boxing Promoter?'
One lucky punter chosen at random is given a usable budget by ITV and left to get on with organising, advertising, and running a real night of boxing. Top Promoter Frank Maloney is on-hand to make sure he remembers to book an ambulance and all legal requirements are complied with, as well as to provide analysis and commentary.
Re: Question for frank maloney
Posted: 05 Sep 2010, 06:30
by SAPFO
Maybe another more workable option is a blog? This can be put into place pretty much straight away.