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Has any other British trainer ever lost 5 "world" title fights in a year?

Robert Garcia perhaps. Both are turning from the trainers of the year to the worse trainers in history.

BigDoofus wrote:Has any other British trainer ever lost 5 "world" title fights in a year?

Has any other British trainer had 5 World Title fights in a year?

Tarkus wrote:Robert Garcia perhaps. Both are turning from the trainers of the year to the worse trainers in history.

We aint talking about 5 non bouters, he's got them to that level surely he's doing something right....

Londonirish wrote:
We aint talking about 5 non bouters, he's got them to that level surely he's doing something right....

I suspect the promoter has enough leverage to get them to that "position" as opposed to "level", the actual fight once in the position the promoter has put them in reveals their level

It's a genuine question. I can't think of another British trainer that has lost 5 "world" title fights in a year.

Don't forget lads - records are for DJ's

Hate that nickname. Like its somehow meant to be shameful that the man decided to honestly work for a living to feed his kids. Don't see why he should be ridiculed for it at all, that type of snobby attitude is everything that's wrong with society. irony is, the people that often rip people for those type of jobs are often working class and basically in the same boat but not working for a recognised corporation. It stinks of projected frustration.

Stevieb8006 wrote:Hate that nickname. Like its somehow meant to be shameful that the man decided to honestly work for a living to feed his kids. Don't see why he should be ridiculed for it at all, that type of snobby attitude is everything that's wrong with society. irony is, the people that often rip people for those type of jobs are often working class and basically in the same boat but not working for a recognised corporation. It stinks of projected frustration.

In Greenock I'm known as Aldi Stu because I love Aldi

Stuarty30 wrote:

Stevieb8006 wrote:Hate that nickname. Like its somehow meant to be shameful that the man decided to honestly work for a living to feed his kids. Don't see why he should be ridiculed for it at all, that type of snobby attitude is everything that's wrong with society. irony is, the people that often rip people for those type of jobs are often working class and basically in the same boat but not working for a recognised corporation. It stinks of projected frustration.

In Greenock I'm known as Aldi Stu because I love Aldi

only cos your banned from Iceland

I prefer 'dog pound Joe' or the 'dogfather'

Stevieb8006 wrote:

Stuarty30 wrote:

Stevieb8006 wrote:Hate that nickname. Like its somehow meant to be shameful that the man decided to honestly work for a living to feed his kids. Don't see why he should be ridiculed for it at all, that type of snobby attitude is everything that's wrong with society. irony is, the people that often rip people for those type of jobs are often working class and basically in the same boat but not working for a recognised corporation. It stinks of projected frustration.

In Greenock I'm known as Aldi Stu because I love Aldi

only cos your banned from Iceland

I know I need to go to farmfoods now and it just isn't the same!

Stevieb8006 wrote:Hate that nickname. Like its somehow meant to be shameful that the man decided to honestly work for a living to feed his kids. Don't see why he should be ridiculed for it at all, that type of snobby attitude is everything that's wrong with society. irony is, the people that often rip people for those type of jobs are often working class and basically in the same boat but not working for a recognised corporation. It stinks of projected frustration.

I don't think he ever worked there. It was a joke on his wiki page.

So far the only suggestion is Garcia who is not British.

Anyone?

Stuarty30 wrote:I prefer 'dog pound Joe' or the 'dogfather'

I must be as childish as you, because they also crack me up

ginty wrote:

Stuarty30 wrote:

Stevieb8006 wrote:Hate that nickname. Like its somehow meant to be shameful that the man decided to honestly work for a living to feed his kids. Don't see why he should be ridiculed for it at all, that type of snobby attitude is everything that's wrong with society. irony is, the people that often rip people for those type of jobs are often working class and basically in the same boat but not working for a recognised corporation. It stinks of projected frustration.

In Greenock I'm known as Aldi Stu because I love Aldi

i love lidls i go in there on the way home from work most days

I tend to find if I shop there, they are still short on some of the essentials and I end up doing two shops. I'm predominantly a Morrison's man.

So far, we've had Robert Garcia and a load of wet lettuces discussing their favourite supermarket

ginty wrote:for me there's no plan B with joe nearly all his fighters walk forward with a high guard and if that doesn't work he doesn't know what to do

The world-renowned John Murray style.

ginty wrote:

Stuarty30 wrote:

Stevieb8006 wrote:Hate that nickname. Like its somehow meant to be shameful that the man decided to honestly work for a living to feed his kids. Don't see why he should be ridiculed for it at all, that type of snobby attitude is everything that's wrong with society. irony is, the people that often rip people for those type of jobs are often working class and basically in the same boat but not working for a recognised corporation. It stinks of projected frustration.

In Greenock I'm known as Aldi Stu because I love Aldi

i love lidls i go in there on the way home from work most days

Lidls are excellent but the one over here shut so it could be extended about a year ago. It reopens on Thursday actually so I'll probably have a wander over on Saturday morning for some bits and pieces. I really like their lasagne! It's cheap as chips and bloody tasty!

Recently we've been getting our shopping from Tesco because they deliver. We've no time to go and get it because of my work, her uni/work and all the kids so it's convenient that way but we save a fortune when we shop at Lidl or Aldi!

BigDoofus wrote:

ginty wrote:for me there's no plan B with joe nearly all his fighters walk forward with a high guard and if that doesn't work he doesn't know what to do

The world-renowned John Murray style.

John was excellent at blocking punches with his face

BigDoofus wrote:So far, we've had Robert Garcia and a load of wet lettuces discussing their favourite supermarket

That's my fault man! I have an awful habit of veering off course in threads

Anyway, who's your favourite spice girl

BigDoofus wrote:

ginty wrote:for me there's no plan B with joe nearly all his fighters walk forward with a high guard and if that doesn't work he doesn't know what to do

The world-renowned John Murray style.

I would love to have seen what kind of fighter quigg would have been if Brian Hughes hadn't retired.

Stuarty30 wrote:

ginty wrote:

Stuarty30 wrote:
In Greenock I'm known as Aldi Stu because I love Aldi

i love lidls i go in there on the way home from work most days

Lidls are excellent but the one over here shut so it could be extended about a year ago. It reopens on Thursday actually so I'll probably have a wander over on Saturday morning for some bits and pieces. I really like their lasagne! It's cheap as chips and bloody tasty!

Recently we've been getting our shopping from Tesco because they deliver. We've no time to go and get it because of my work, her uni/work and all the kids so it's convenient that way but we save a fortune when we shop at Lidl or Aldi!

Our lydls have just opened an in store bakery

Londonirish wrote:

Tarkus wrote:Robert Garcia perhaps. Both are turning from the trainers of the year to the worse trainers in history.

We aint talking about 5 non bouters, he's got them to that level surely he's doing something right....

I am talking about perceptions. Suddenly they are overrated and then underrated even faster.

bripez wrote:Don't forget lads - records are for DJ's

Tell that to Usain Bolt.

ginty wrote:

Stuarty30 wrote:

Stevieb8006 wrote:Hate that nickname. Like its somehow meant to be shameful that the man decided to honestly work for a living to feed his kids. Don't see why he should be ridiculed for it at all, that type of snobby attitude is everything that's wrong with society. irony is, the people that often rip people for those type of jobs are often working class and basically in the same boat but not working for a recognised corporation. It stinks of projected frustration.

In Greenock I'm known as Aldi Stu because I love Aldi

i love lidls i go in there on the way home from work most days

bet you're buying allen keys and drills you don't need lol

Stuarty30 wrote:

Stevieb8006 wrote:Hate that nickname. Like its somehow meant to be shameful that the man decided to honestly work for a living to feed his kids. Don't see why he should be ridiculed for it at all, that type of snobby attitude is everything that's wrong with society. irony is, the people that often rip people for those type of jobs are often working class and basically in the same boat but not working for a recognised corporation. It stinks of projected frustration.

In Greenock I'm known as Aldi Stu because I love Aldi

I work for the Aldi Corporation

rd350lc wrote:

ginty wrote:

Stuarty30 wrote:
In Greenock I'm known as Aldi Stu because I love Aldi

i love lidls i go in there on the way home from work most days

bet you're buying allen keys and drills you don't need lol

I'm in danger of buying a compressor that I have absolutely no use for. Someone needs to get in there and beat me to them.