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Im sure most of you have read the book, its an excellent read, but ive only just found this documentary which gives Naz chance to reply to the book........

Certainly worth a watch, as for the truths in both sides of the story, ill let you judge for yourselves.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bJ6FoGregu4

Brendan and the bomber is pretty good too.

TJ77 wrote:Brendan and the bomber is pretty good too.

I've got that book; it's from the late 80's and is in a chest in my dads cellar; must be worth a few quid now.

(edit; just looked on amazon - it's worth the same now as it was then :( )

Loved the book, need to give the doc a watch at some point.

palooka wrote:

TJ77 wrote:Brendan and the bomber is pretty good too.

I've got that book; it's from the late 80's and is in a chest in my dads cellar; must be worth a few quid now.

(edit; just looked on amazon - it's worth the same now as it was then :( )

I was gonna say mate. It's a book from the 80s. Hardly the original copy of the bible.

Prince Naseem Hamed was my idol. I'm not british but I'll try to buy on internet the book. Are any other books written about Naseem Hamed? Biographies...?

On the Ropes - Geoff Beattie.
Good read about Wincobank.

Having watched the interview with a very seedy looking Adam Smith, Hamed contradicts himself constantly. He is just a young kid in that interview.

jameswilson wrote:

palooka wrote:

TJ77 wrote:Brendan and the bomber is pretty good too.

I've got that book; it's from the late 80's and is in a chest in my dads cellar; must be worth a few quid now.

(edit; just looked on amazon - it's worth the same now as it was then :( )

I was gonna say mate. It's a book from the 80s. Hardly the original copy of the bible.

Don't smash my childish and illogical hopes and beliefs.

Bring back Paul Dempsey and the good ole days

jameswilson wrote:

palooka wrote:

TJ77 wrote:Brendan and the bomber is pretty good too.

I've got that book; it's from the late 80's and is in a chest in my dads cellar; must be worth a few quid now.

(edit; just looked on amazon - it's worth the same now as it was then :( )

I was gonna say mate. It's a book from the 80s. Hardly the original copy of the bible.

palooka has an almost pristine copy of Fiesta Readers' Wives Christmas Special 1983. That has to be worth £££££!

forcefraser wrote:Having watched the interview with a very seedy looking Adam Smith, Hamed contradicts himself constantly. He is just a young kid in that interview.

He was a very talented boxer, but never the brightest button on the shirt.
As for Adam Smith, I feared for Hamed's baby when he offered to hold him.

Teddy's Toupee wrote:

forcefraser wrote:Having watched the interview with a very seedy looking Adam Smith, Hamed contradicts himself constantly. He is just a young kid in that interview.

He was a very talented boxer, but never the brightest button on the shirt.
As for Adam Smith, I feared for Hamed's baby when he offered to hold him.

He didn't come across fantastically did he. Almost encouraging Hamed to drop Ingle and almost complaining to Ingle about the 10% he was taking from Hamed.

palooka has an almost pristine copy of Fiesta Readers' Wives Christmas Special 1983. That has to be worth £££££![/quote]

It's more heavily soiled than pristine.

palooka wrote:palooka has an almost pristine copy of Fiesta Readers' Wives Christmas Special 1983. That has to be worth £££££!

It's more heavily soiled than pristine.[/quote]
You disgust me.

Teddy's Toupee wrote:

palooka wrote:palooka has an almost pristine copy of Fiesta Readers' Wives Christmas Special 1983. That has to be worth £££££!

It's more heavily soiled than pristine.

You disgust me. [/quote]

It's like a paper mache concept of a magazine.

It's not loading this on ma IPad????

Champ1982 wrote:It's not loading this on ma IPad????

What's not loading? Fiesta Readers' Wives?

i used to love readers wives, always one that looked like some old bird/mates mum that i knew, well, in my head i conjured up the image anyway.

#milkyourlizard

rhino222 wrote:i used to love readers wives, always one that looked like some old bird/mates mum that i knew, well, in my head i conjured up the image anyway.

#milkyourlizard

We all know you and Spud were blatantly in a copy of readers wives back in the day. You blacked out your eyes, special forces style, but we know it was you.

rhino222 wrote:i used to love readers wives, always one that looked like some old bird/mates mum that i knew, well, in my head i conjured up the image anyway.

#milkyourlizard

You disgust me almost as much as palooka does.

You are always disaproving of others bad habits, you ought to stop wagging the finger at people. Glass houses etc etc

jameswilson wrote:

rhino222 wrote:i used to love readers wives, always one that looked like some old bird/mates mum that i knew, well, in my head i conjured up the image anyway.

#milkyourlizard

We all know you and Spud were blatantly in a copy of readers wives back in the day. You blacked out your eyes, special forces style, but we know it was you.

spud and special forces........... mmmm...im not convinced.

palooka wrote:You are always disaproving of others bad habits, you ought to stop wagging the finger at people. Glass houses etc etc

Disapproving, not disaproving. Your spelling disgusts me almost as much as rhino222 does.

Decent card of boxing on and you're bumping a thread about a 10 year old documentary.

What a knob.