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as you do.


Help yourself to the 'ohhhhhh in Brighton eh???' jokes.

Was he wearing a monocle?

he's probably a fairly common sight with locals, if you live in Brighton I imagine it's quite a popular attraction.

I don't go in for autographs or photos, however, I would defo ask Eubank to sign my copy of his book if I had chance, as it's fantastic. Only I got mine from the library!

n1ebf wrote:he's probably a fairly common sight with locals, if you live in Brighton I imagine it's quite a popular attraction.

Do they mount him on a plinth on the pier? I'd be a bit miffed about seagulls shitting on my head and whatnot.

Riddick Blowe wrote:

n1ebf wrote:he's probably a fairly common sight with locals, if you live in Brighton I imagine it's quite a popular attraction.

Do they mount him on a plinth on the pier?

I meant the seafront!

n1ebf wrote:

Riddick Blowe wrote:

n1ebf wrote:he's probably a fairly common sight with locals, if you live in Brighton I imagine it's quite a popular attraction.

Do they mount him on a plinth on the pier?

I meant the seafront!

Sorry, I thought you meant the pier. They stand him on the seafront?

Yes where is coghaugen? I always wondered how he got all his info on Eubank.

jameswilson wrote:as you do.


Help yourself to the 'ohhhhhh in Brighton eh???' jokes.

Finally come out the closet then......

Well the obvious question is are you gay ?
A man who slags Sheffield people off for having high pitched voices seen mincing down Brighton seafront.
Mmmmmm

Parson Cross wrote:Well the obvious question is are you gay ?
A man who slags Sheffield people off for having high pitched voices seen mincing down Brighton seafront.
Mmmmmm

Nothing wrong with being gay. But no I have been down here playing a poker tournament.

jameswilson wrote:

Parson Cross wrote:Well the obvious question is are you gay ?
A man who slags Sheffield people off for having high pitched voices seen mincing down Brighton seafront.
Mmmmmm

Nothing wrong with being gay. But no I have been down here playing a poker tournament.

cover story

Wales wrote:Was he wearing a monocle?

A condom I'd thought

n1ebf wrote:I don't go in for autographs or photos, however, I would defo ask Eubank to sign my copy of his book if I had chance, as it's fantastic. Only I got mine from the library!

Really is a great read.

hurlock wrote:

Wales wrote:Was he wearing a monocle?

A condom I'd thought

You don't go bareback just to pi ss Jeremy Kyle off?

jameswilson wrote:

Parson Cross wrote:Well the obvious question is are you gay ?
A man who slags Sheffield people off for having high pitched voices seen mincing down Brighton seafront.
Mmmmmm

Nothing wrong with being gay. But no I have been down here playing a poker tournament.

poke'im more like.

Anyway, did you not have any crack with him? I grew up on Eubank and although I don't think I knew it then, looking back he's one of my all time favourites....he's also got some interesting opinions and is a bit of an oddball really. I don't interfere with "celebrities" but I'd have had to say hello to Eubank even if that was all it was lol.

Yes I have met him in Brighton ,he was sitting at a pavement cafe. I must say he was a nice guy very happy to chat

jameswilson wrote:

Parson Cross wrote:Well the obvious question is are you gay ?
A man who slags Sheffield people off for having high pitched voices seen mincing down Brighton seafront.
Mmmmmm

But no I have been down here playing a poker tournament.

Is that a euphemism?


You should have bumped into him ala Norman Wisdom, trodden on his monacle as you helped him up and dropped your ice cream in his head.

jameswilson wrote:as you do.


Help yourself to the 'ohhhhhh in Brighton eh???' jokes.

I had a similar experience a year or so back.

That was in Brighton too. I was walking behind too much, and after taking a minute to go; "Oh shit! It's Eubank", and then ponder if I had anything to say to him other than; "You fought Nigel Benn", I realised my mates hadn't stopped to stand there and gawp at former boxers. (And were a few years younger than me, so may well have not known who Eubank was.)

So I ignored the fact that a former world champion was sat outside of a coffee shop in Brighton and caught up with them.

ILikeBeer wrote:

jameswilson wrote:as you do.


Help yourself to the 'ohhhhhh in Brighton eh???' jokes.

I had a similar experience a year or so back.

That was in Brighton too. I was walking behind too much, and after taking a minute to go; "Oh poo! It's Eubank", and then ponder if I had anything to say to him other than; "You fought Nigel Benn", I realised my mates hadn't stopped to stand there and gawp at former boxers. (And were a few years younger than me, so may well have not known who Eubank was.)

So I ignored the fact that a former world champion was sat outside of a coffee shop in Brighton and caught up with them.

That's definietly a euphemism

columbo wrote:That's definietly a euphemism

I was in Brighton, I was behind and was going slow. I ground to a halt as Chris Eubank took me by surprise.

What's rude about that?

Viktor Vaughn wrote:

ILikeBeer wrote:

columbo wrote:That's definietly a euphemism

I was in Brighton, I was behind and was going slow. I ground to a halt as Chris Eubank took me by surprise.

What's rude about that?

The bit in bold.

I think the 'I ground to a halt' was a bit rude as well but it may be be that I'm easily upset.

Imagine having sex, only to have Eubank turn up to surprise you.