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Haye over 30,000 tickets sold

Posted: 14 May 2012, 15:01
by FIGHTFANs
David hay e just tweeted only 10000 tickets left look like going to sell out in the next few days. :TU:

Re: Haye over 30,000 tickets sold

Posted: 14 May 2012, 15:16
by Finn
looks like ill be watching it at home then :roll:

Re: Haye over 30,000 tickets sold

Posted: 14 May 2012, 15:17
by Adamj1987
kingfinn wrote:looks like ill be watching it at home then :roll:
ill watch it at a bar for free

Re: Haye over 30,000 tickets sold

Posted: 14 May 2012, 15:18
by Adamj1987
i spent my money on the kell brook bill, looks a better card for less money on ticket and travel for me

Re: Haye over 30,000 tickets sold

Posted: 14 May 2012, 15:21
by leforge
I got my ticket. Would like to go to Brook fight bit of treck though.

Re: Haye over 30,000 tickets sold

Posted: 14 May 2012, 15:23
by Finn
Adamj1987 wrote:
kingfinn wrote:looks like ill be watching it at home then :roll:
ill watch it at a bar for free
you still have to buy the booze that way.

Re: Haye over 30,000 tickets sold

Posted: 14 May 2012, 15:25
by Adamj1987
kingfinn wrote:
Adamj1987 wrote:
kingfinn wrote:looks like ill be watching it at home then :roll:
ill watch it at a bar for free
you still have to buy the booze that way.
i'd have to do that at home

Re: Haye over 30,000 tickets sold

Posted: 14 May 2012, 15:30
by Finn
Adamj1987 wrote:
kingfinn wrote:
Adamj1987 wrote: ill watch it at a bar for free
you still have to buy the booze that way.
i'd have to do that at home
yeah but it only cost £1.89 for a 2 litre bottle of White Star Cider.

Re: Haye over 30,000 tickets sold

Posted: 14 May 2012, 15:32
by Adamj1987
kingfinn wrote:
Adamj1987 wrote:
kingfinn wrote: you still have to buy the booze that way.
i'd have to do that at home
yeah but it only cost £1.89 for a 2 litre bottle of White Star Cider.
i usually drink grolsh or guiness but when boxing is on the bar i go too does pitchers for £5 so its not expensive really

Re: Haye over 30,000 tickets sold

Posted: 14 May 2012, 15:49
by Finn
Adamj1987 wrote:
kingfinn wrote:
Adamj1987 wrote: i'd have to do that at home
yeah but it only cost £1.89 for a 2 litre bottle of White Star Cider.
i usually drink grolsh or guiness but when boxing is on the bar i go too does pitchers for £5 so its not expensive really
just to be clear i was joking about the cider :lol: nah im going to have a david haye fight party just like when he fought wlad but hopefully there will be an actual fight this time.

Re: Haye over 30,000 tickets sold

Posted: 14 May 2012, 16:44
by yiddo14
MachoMan09 wrote:Being subjected to an evening with a coked-up, Cockney cast of thousands is about as bad as it gets, so I'm not going.
:lol:

Haye is Millwall too, worth remembering. Bit of luck the pikey palace gets torched once all the pwopa nawty stuff is finished.

Re: Haye over 30,000 tickets sold

Posted: 14 May 2012, 16:52
by damianhucker1
Wouldnt even consider going in case the usual happens and the show ends up with nothing like the original listing .

Re: Haye over 30,000 tickets sold

Posted: 14 May 2012, 16:56
by Poncey
MachoMan09 wrote:Being subjected to an evening with a coked-up, Cockney cast of thousands is about as bad as it gets, so I'm not going.
Come to Brazil. We'll have a ball.

Re: Haye over 30,000 tickets sold

Posted: 14 May 2012, 17:00
by leforge
damianhucker1 wrote:Wouldnt even consider going in case the usual happens and the show ends up with nothing like the original listing .
If the main fight dont happen they have to give refunds!

Re: Haye over 30,000 tickets sold

Posted: 14 May 2012, 17:03
by leforge
yiddo14 wrote:
MachoMan09 wrote:Being subjected to an evening with a coked-up, Cockney cast of thousands is about as bad as it gets, so I'm not going.
:lol:

Haye is Millwall too, worth remembering. Bit of luck the pikey palace gets torched once all the pwopa nawty stuff is finished.
I can see it going off big time.

Re: Haye over 30,000 tickets sold

Posted: 14 May 2012, 17:04
by damianhucker1
leforge wrote:
damianhucker1 wrote:Wouldnt even consider going in case the usual happens and the show ends up with nothing like the original listing .
If the main fight dont happen they have to give refunds!
Maybe but not for travel bookings etc .


id go if it was a matchroom show etc but of late theres too many cases of fights falling through with allegedly , of course theres always that risk ,but it seems to happen with him more than most .

Re: Haye over 30,000 tickets sold

Posted: 14 May 2012, 17:06
by leforge
damianhucker1 wrote:
leforge wrote:
damianhucker1 wrote:Wouldnt even consider going in case the usual happens and the show ends up with nothing like the original listing .
If the main fight dont happen they have to give refunds!
Maybe but not for travel bookings etc .


id go if it was a matchroom show etc but of late theres too many cases of fights falling through with allegedly , of course theres always that risk ,but it seems to happen with him more than most .
Tell us about I lost out on Groves fight as hotel was booked in advance cheap deal no refund same with train. With this one I get train back.

Re: Haye over 30,000 tickets sold

Posted: 14 May 2012, 19:02
by keithmoonhangover
Greetings from 'the norf'

What's the crack like, are two soft-southern-shandy-drinkers fighting? *tongue firmly in cheek*

Re: Haye over 30,000 tickets sold

Posted: 14 May 2012, 20:14
by jamesmcdonnell
No way I pay for this, will probably be another snorefest. Haye will probably fight tentatively boxing at range, whilst Del plods forward telegraphing his big overhand shots which sail through thin air.

No interest in paying my hard earned to see this.

Re: Haye over 30,000 tickets sold

Posted: 15 May 2012, 03:00
by JC
leforge wrote:
damianhucker1 wrote:
leforge wrote: If the main fight dont happen they have to give refunds!
Maybe but not for travel bookings etc .


id go if it was a matchroom show etc but of late theres too many cases of fights falling through with allegedly , of course theres always that risk ,but it seems to happen with him more than most .
Tell us about I lost out on Groves fight as hotel was booked in advance cheap deal no refund same with train. With this one I get train back.
Have you got a refund on the tickets yet leforge?

Re: Haye over 30,000 tickets sold

Posted: 15 May 2012, 03:43
by twenty six
Lemmings.

Re: Haye over 30,000 tickets sold

Posted: 15 May 2012, 03:59
by leforge
J-C wrote:
leforge wrote:
damianhucker1 wrote: Maybe but not for travel bookings etc .


id go if it was a matchroom show etc but of late theres too many cases of fights falling through with allegedly , of course theres always that risk ,but it seems to happen with him more than most .
Tell us about I lost out on Groves fight as hotel was booked in advance cheap deal no refund same with train. With this one I get train back.
Have you got a refund on the tickets yet leforge?

Yes I did took few weeks & got them!

Re: Haye over 30,000 tickets sold

Posted: 15 May 2012, 04:09
by DavidPayne
Now there are those who would suggest I've climbed up my own arse before over certain morale dilemmas.

However, if I read one more numpty, who purports to be a boxing fan, suggest they wont be watching Haye v Chisora on a point of principle or because they feel it will be a boring event I think I may vomit.

What absolute fkking nonsense and what a fkking pointless puritanical stance to take.

You get one life. You became a boxing fan.

Two heavyweights of equal weight and age who hate each other and have a reputation for the unexpected are going to fight in the UK, on telly at a normal hour on a Saturday night.

Get a fkking grip of yourself, you'll be watching.

Re: Haye over 30,000 tickets sold

Posted: 15 May 2012, 04:18
by DavidPayne
Apologies for the aggression. Too many of the wife's homemade date slices this morning.

Re: Haye over 30,000 tickets sold

Posted: 15 May 2012, 04:34
by dondada
DavidPayne wrote:Now there are those who would suggest I've climbed up my own arse before over certain morale dilemmas.

However, if I read one more numpty, who purports to be a boxing fan, suggest they wont be watching Haye v Chisora on a point of principle or because they feel it will be a boring event I think I may vomit.

What absolute fkking nonsense and what a fkking pointless puritanical stance to take.

You get one life. You became a boxing fan.

Two heavyweights of equal weight and age who hate each other and have a reputation for the unexpected are going to fight in the UK, on telly at a normal hour on a Saturday night.

Get a fkking grip of yourself, you'll be watching.
Does it clash with 'The Voice' though?

If people want to take a stance, that's up to them. Takes all sorts. Some people, for example, might not want to put money into certain people's pockets on a point of principle (and I'm not just talking about FW).