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Re: Ricky Hatton

Posted: 01 Jun 2017, 14:23
by gilgamesh
Ricky Fatton putting weight on? Get outta here

Re: Ricky Hatton

Posted: 01 Jun 2017, 15:00
by wesshaw1985
Hatton on at 7am?
He'll have been on an all nighter...

Re: Ricky Hatton

Posted: 01 Jun 2017, 15:48
by Ossyrules
Does it get any worse than piers Morgan and susanna Reid on gmb!

You've asked him a question so let him answer and don't cut him off at the end of his answer!

Re: Ricky Hatton

Posted: 01 Jun 2017, 16:08
by SAPFO
Millionaires moaning about life really fvckin grates on me for some reason. I would NEVER be depressed with that much money. I'd sack the mrs, and pick 3/4 of the best on Adultwork each week with the interest.


Hatton split with the Mrs still?

Re: Ricky Hatton

Posted: 01 Jun 2017, 16:15
by CaptainSpacerod
I'd pay good money to watch Piers v Susanna in a cage fight

Re: Ricky Hatton

Posted: 01 Jun 2017, 16:30
by boxingknockout
SAPFO wrote:Millionaires moaning about life really fvckin grates on me for some reason. I would NEVER be depressed with that much money. I'd sack the mrs, and pick 3/4 of the best on Adultwork each week with the interest.


Hatton split with the Mrs still?
I understand a bit, but depression doesn't do money. Plenty of rich people kill themselves and suffer.

Re: Ricky Hatton

Posted: 01 Jun 2017, 16:50
by Ossyrules
Ive been to an evening with Ricky Hatton. Was really good night, he was a good speaker etc and had some great stories to tell.

Didn't realise he split from his Mrs

Depression is a funny thing. From outside looking in, with his success, money, popularity you think what is there to be depressed about. But it really doesn't work like that.

I think there's a lot of people that label themselves depressed and it's all a bit of a joke and fake, but genuine cases are really quite sad

Re: Ricky Hatton

Posted: 01 Jun 2017, 17:27
by Stuarty
SAPFO wrote:Millionaires moaning about life really fvckin grates on me for some reason. I would NEVER be depressed with that much money. I'd sack the mrs, and pick 3/4 of the best on Adultwork each week with the interest.


Hatton split with the Mrs still?
Depression is a chemical imbalance in the brain. Anything can trigger it. It doesn't matter what your bank balance is.

Pumping hookers every night would get boring after a few weeks I reckon. I'd probably do that much Coke I'd go impotent and end up with a Westbrook beak!

Re: Ricky Hatton

Posted: 01 Jun 2017, 17:48
by BitPlayer
SAPFO wrote:Millionaires moaning about life really fvckin grates on me for some reason. I would NEVER be depressed with that much money. I'd sack the mrs, and pick 3/4 of the best on Adultwork each week with the interest.


Hatton split with the Mrs still?
All the evidence shows being a millionaire doesn't make you any happier. You just get used to the money.

Re: Ricky Hatton

Posted: 01 Jun 2017, 18:31
by Loynesy
It's actually a little depressing that people think that...

Mental illness induced suicides are one of the major causes of death for the 40-55 male demographic, and there is no correlation to income.

Re: Ricky Hatton

Posted: 01 Jun 2017, 18:57
by CaptainSpacerod
Loynesy wrote:It's actually a little depressing that people think that...

Mental illness induced suicides are one of the major causes of death for the 40-55 male demographic, and there is no correlation to income.
Is there not ? I'm guessing here but I'd have thought that a major factor in depression for 40-55 yr olds would be the realization "shit I'm never gonna be a success career wise" which can often be measured by income.

Re: Ricky Hatton

Posted: 01 Jun 2017, 19:26
by sammy95
Loynesy wrote:It's actually a little depressing that people think that...

Mental illness induced suicides are one of the major causes of death for the 40-55 male demographic, and there is no correlation to income.
Exactly this!

Suicide is criminally under-reported, and help is often hard to find. Men are especially bad, with it being the biggest killer in young males, largely due to the fact that they don't seek help.

I expect a lot of people on this forum will have been affected by suicide to some extent, and if people saw it in the same light as a physical illness then it would not have the same taboo feel to it, and therefore sufferers would be more likely to seek help.

Re: Ricky Hatton

Posted: 01 Jun 2017, 19:56
by Loynesy
A coroners verdict of suicide immediately vitiates the deceased's life insurance - hence a multitude of "Open Verdicts", from coroners. I'm nowhere near that form of self-destruction, but I've heard many people in my environment talk about making sure, if they did something stupid, said policy will pay out.

Anyway, back to boxing

Re: Ricky Hatton

Posted: 01 Jun 2017, 20:03
by mickey1975
I've had cash, blew it, was never any happier then. I honestly think I was probably more miserable. Cash means nothing when you feel that down.

Re: Ricky Hatton

Posted: 01 Jun 2017, 21:29
by SFW
mickey1975 wrote:I've had cash, blew it, was never any happier then. I honestly think I was probably more miserable. Cash means nothing when you feel that down.
x2

Re: Ricky Hatton

Posted: 01 Jun 2017, 23:24
by Nightmare Roy
CaptainSpacerod wrote:I'd pay good money to watch Piers v Susanna in a cage fight
I'd pay more to watch Ricky slap the pi$$ out of him.

Re: Ricky Hatton

Posted: 01 Jun 2017, 23:27
by Nightmare Roy
sammy95 wrote:
Loynesy wrote:It's actually a little depressing that people think that...

Mental illness induced suicides are one of the major causes of death for the 40-55 male demographic, and there is no correlation to income.
Exactly this!

Suicide is criminally under-reported, and help is often hard to find. Men are especially bad, with it being the biggest killer in young males, largely due to the fact that they don't seek help.

I expect a lot of people on this forum will have been affected by suicide to some extent, and if people saw it in the same light as a physical illness then it would not have the same taboo feel to it, and therefore sufferers would be more likely to seek help.
It's terrible must be five or more lads I knew as a kid have done it, it's the biggest killer among young men.

Re: Ricky Hatton

Posted: 02 Jun 2017, 03:16
by TheLeprechaun
funny how its all non millionaires saying money wouldnt make a difference. cope. :lol:

Re: Ricky Hatton

Posted: 02 Jun 2017, 03:52
by TheGman
Nightmare Roy wrote:
sammy95 wrote:
Loynesy wrote:It's actually a little depressing that people think that...

Mental illness induced suicides are one of the major causes of death for the 40-55 male demographic, and there is no correlation to income.
Exactly this!

Suicide is criminally under-reported, and help is often hard to find. Men are especially bad, with it being the biggest killer in young males, largely due to the fact that they don't seek help.

I expect a lot of people on this forum will have been affected by suicide to some extent, and if people saw it in the same light as a physical illness then it would not have the same taboo feel to it, and therefore sufferers would be more likely to seek help.
It's terrible must be five or more lads I knew as a kid have done it, it's the biggest killer among young men.
Same here roy,a good few ppl from the town i grew up have done themselves in and its all men early to mid 20's

Re: Ricky Hatton

Posted: 02 Jun 2017, 04:19
by Noxy
TheLeprechaun wrote:funny how its all non millionaires saying money wouldnt make a difference. cope. :lol:
I read Eubank's autobiography, it was a good read. Anyway, he said pretty much the same thing about money. He said when you don't have it, you want it. Then you get rich and find yourself facing loads of new problems.

Re: Ricky Hatton

Posted: 02 Jun 2017, 04:23
by pimp
The coke and booze won't help him

Re: Ricky Hatton

Posted: 02 Jun 2017, 04:24
by mickey1975
I've not got much now... But some of the happiest days of my life were when I'd got a £20 loan from a pal or something. Great days when you had nothing.

Re: Ricky Hatton

Posted: 02 Jun 2017, 04:41
by Stuarty
pimp wrote:The coke and booze won't help him
It doesn't. I take medication daily for depression. If I miss it for a couple of days it makes me quite ill physically and mentally. I'm not nice to be around and I isolate myself when I'm feeling down. I drink once a week usually and do a bit of Coke. It definitely doesn't help but I feel I need a release once a week usually.

Sometimes I'll be without a care, no extra stress, quite happy and no specific reason not to be but all of a sudden I'll just get dragged down and can't shake it. When you try and articulate the symptoms to your doctor it sounds mental and you feel as if you're being daft. It's fuckin horrible sometimes I've got to say.

Re: Ricky Hatton

Posted: 02 Jun 2017, 07:04
by MarkMcBurney
SAPFO wrote:Millionaires moaning about life really fvckin grates on me for some reason. I would NEVER be depressed with that much money. I'd sack the mrs, and pick 3/4 of the best on Adultwork each week with the interest.


Hatton split with the Mrs still?
I have no words for how much I despise you for this pathetic post.

Re: Ricky Hatton

Posted: 02 Jun 2017, 07:50
by pimp
Stuarty30 wrote:
pimp wrote:The coke and booze won't help him
It doesn't. I take medication daily for depression. If I miss it for a couple of days it makes me quite ill physically and mentally. I'm not nice to be around and I isolate myself when I'm feeling down. I drink once a week usually and do a bit of Coke. It definitely doesn't help but I feel I need a release once a week usually.

Sometimes I'll be without a care, no extra stress, quite happy and no specific reason not to be but all of a sudden I'll just get dragged down and can't shake it. When you try and articulate the symptoms to your doctor it sounds mental and you feel as if you're being daft. It's fuckin horrible sometimes I've got to say.


That's a shame mate, I get low moods all the time but I stay away from booze even though I'm not one for drinking much, I've not had any wiff for ages but that's cos I don't go out with my mates cos there all bang into it, but to be honest every fuker is nowadays. If I drink I seem to go worse with my moods