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Re: Rest in Peace Terry Spinks MBE
Posted: 27 Apr 2012, 02:53
by mahatma
RIP Terry
Re: Rest in Peace Terry Spinks MBE
Posted: 27 Apr 2012, 03:15
by bennie
Spinks, Spinks and Spinks
Re: Rest in Peace Terry Spinks MBE
Posted: 27 Apr 2012, 03:32
by Ketchel
RIP Terry.
Re: Rest in Peace Terry Spinks MBE
Posted: 27 Apr 2012, 03:46
by stujones
RIP boxing's original baby face.
Re: Rest in Peace Terry Spinks MBE
Posted: 27 Apr 2012, 10:15
by peter1948
A great little fighter, a great ambassador for British Boxing and most important a great human being, who was loved by so many people.
Special congratulations must go to Rosemary Ellmore for the sterling help that she has given Terry over the years,she is also loved by many for what she has done.
R.I.P Terry Spinks MBE.
Re: Rest in Peace Terry Spinks MBE
Posted: 27 Apr 2012, 10:22
by Quixall
R.I.P
Re: Rest in Peace Terry Spinks MBE
Posted: 27 Apr 2012, 10:36
by Tommy Gunn13
R.I.P
Re: Rest in Peace Terry Spinks MBE
Posted: 29 Apr 2012, 06:01
by T.M.K
RIP Mr Spinks,
remember doing the old "not sure" routine at York Hall when half my brain was saying "that's Terry Spinks!" and the other half kept saying "behave yourself, it's not". In the end I hung around in earshot for a while and heard someone make a passing mention to a Gold medal so I thought "sod this, go for it!" and went over, introduced myself and shook hands.
Very nice man, still seemed surprised people knew who he was and what he'd accomplished.
And as a note - something Audley Harrison could have learnt....... if you win an Olympic Gold medal and carryyourself in the right way, the public will not care how you get o in the professional game.
RIP Champ
"T.M.K"
Re: Rest in Peace Terry Spinks MBE
Posted: 29 Apr 2012, 06:04
by dondada
Had a walk with Terry and Sammy McCarthy one evening - nice guys both.
Re: Rest in Peace Terry Spinks MBE
Posted: 29 Apr 2012, 06:07
by stujones
T.M.K wrote:RIP Mr Spinks,
remember doing the old "not sure" routine at York Hall when half my brain was saying "that's Terry Spinks!" and the other half kept saying "behave yourself, it's not". In the end I hung around in earshot for a while and heard someone make a passing mention to a Gold medal so I thought "sod this, go for it!" and went over, introduced myself and shook hands.
Very nice man, still seemed surprised people knew who he was and what he'd accomplished.
And as a note - something Audley Harrison could have learnt....... if you win an Olympic Gold medal and carryyourself in the right way, the public will not care how you get o in the professional game.
RIP Champ
"T.M.K"
Different Era, if Terry's era could have transported to now - then I think he would have got on better in the pro's. He was a good solid British champion in an age when there were some fantastic featherweights in the country.