Re: Tyan Booth
Posted: 15 Jun 2026, 17:09
I do know he needs to hydrate more
He quit uni, was doing a theology degree.2457825 wrote: ↑15 Jun 2026, 18:15 He disappeared for a few months, until BKM tracked him down:
A lot a talk about getting back into training, producing regular content on his channel but after a few less than entertaining streams (the last one actually promising to go 'full time' with the channel) he seems to have lost motivation again.
Shame really he had a lot going for him, he had more ability than his boxing record would indicate, he's clearly very intelligent (University education I think) a very laconic/offbeat sense of humour and he had a genuine talent for video editing.
He had a couple of unlicensed fights a while back (1 - 1) he'd have been a perfect fit for Misfits if he'd stuck with that and he'd make a great pundit/interviewer (he worked for IFL years ago but he fell out with Kugan)
It may be drug induced if he's smoking loads of weed like he claims.
Yeah so basically they want people on full benefits, as the owners can then provide 'supported' accommodation, this means the can get an extra 25-30% on the housing benefit. So say the local housing allowance for housing benefit is £100 a week , they can get £125-130 a week. And lots of grants to improve and upkeep the property.2463813 wrote: ↑17 Jun 2026, 02:57 Yes you're probably right, he does say he's only paying £25.00 a week which is ridiculously cheap (I'm currently paying £135.00 a week for a room in a Scarborough HMO, though mine is ensuite)
Had a look at the Nottingham listings on Spareroom and found this:
https://m.spareroom.co.uk/flatshare/fla ... ode%3Dlist&
Spot on re supported housing. Usually the decent ones are Registered Providers with the RSHOld bones Ian wrote: ↑17 Jun 2026, 10:21Yeah so basically they want people on full benefits, as the owners can then provide 'supported' accommodation, this means the can get an extra 25-30% on the housing benefit. So say the local housing allowance for housing benefit is £100 a week , they can get £125-130 a week. And lots of grants to improve and upkeep the property.2463813 wrote: ↑17 Jun 2026, 02:57 Yes you're probably right, he does say he's only paying £25.00 a week which is ridiculously cheap (I'm currently paying £135.00 a week for a room in a Scarborough HMO, though mine is ensuite)
Had a look at the Nottingham listings on Spareroom and found this:
https://m.spareroom.co.uk/flatshare/fla ... ode%3Dlist&
Plus extra paid for charges for the support, which depending on the service might just be a once a week drop in to see each person, or 24/7 access to staff.
They can be really well run, or a company cashing in on all the extras.
This one looks tidy, which usually means support is good.
Do you ever see Paul Ingle kicking about in Scarborough? I saw him years ago in the Brunswick Centre bottom of escalator having a coffee.2463813 wrote: ↑17 Jun 2026, 02:57 Yes you're probably right, he does say he's only paying £25.00 a week which is ridiculously cheap (I'm currently paying £135.00 a week for a room in a Scarborough HMO, though mine is ensuite)
Had a look at the Nottingham listings on Spareroom and found this:
https://m.spareroom.co.uk/flatshare/fla ... ode%3Dlist&
That’s bloody decent of youMasterG wrote: ↑17 Jun 2026, 14:37Do you ever see Paul Ingle kicking about in Scarborough? I saw him years ago in the Brunswick Centre bottom of escalator having a coffee.2463813 wrote: ↑17 Jun 2026, 02:57 Yes you're probably right, he does say he's only paying £25.00 a week which is ridiculously cheap (I'm currently paying £135.00 a week for a room in a Scarborough HMO, though mine is ensuite)
Had a look at the Nottingham listings on Spareroom and found this:
https://m.spareroom.co.uk/flatshare/fla ... ode%3Dlist&
I sent all my framed signed photos of Paul back to the gym in Hull to be in their rightful place in the gym.
He was at the Scarborough ABC show at the cricket ground at the end of May giving out trophies. His brother is the coach there.MasterG wrote: ↑17 Jun 2026, 14:37Do you ever see Paul Ingle kicking about in Scarborough? I saw him years ago in the Brunswick Centre bottom of escalator having a coffee.2463813 wrote: ↑17 Jun 2026, 02:57 Yes you're probably right, he does say he's only paying £25.00 a week which is ridiculously cheap (I'm currently paying £135.00 a week for a room in a Scarborough HMO, though mine is ensuite)
Had a look at the Nottingham listings on Spareroom and found this:
https://m.spareroom.co.uk/flatshare/fla ... ode%3Dlist&
I sent all my framed signed photos of Paul back to the gym in Hull to be in their rightful place in the gym.
It's not so much sympathy, just people don't live perfect lives and my background is in this type of person.
I bought a few photos that the Daily Mirror took of the 1999 ibf fight. Paul had signed them. They were in the Scarborough Evening News office in the town. I had them on the stairs wall for years with all my other signed photos. I sold on all the others but couldn't part with the Ingle ones, and I didn't have a grandson at the time.SeanBrennan wrote: ↑17 Jun 2026, 15:08That’s bloody decent of youMasterG wrote: ↑17 Jun 2026, 14:37Do you ever see Paul Ingle kicking about in Scarborough? I saw him years ago in the Brunswick Centre bottom of escalator having a coffee.2463813 wrote: ↑17 Jun 2026, 02:57 Yes you're probably right, he does say he's only paying £25.00 a week which is ridiculously cheap (I'm currently paying £135.00 a week for a room in a Scarborough HMO, though mine is ensuite)
Had a look at the Nottingham listings on Spareroom and found this:
https://m.spareroom.co.uk/flatshare/fla ... ode%3Dlist&
I sent all my framed signed photos of Paul back to the gym in Hull to be in their rightful place in the gym.
That’s fantastic and what a lovely birthday present tooMasterG wrote: ↑17 Jun 2026, 15:54I bought a few photos that the Daily Mirror took of the 1999 ibf fight. Paul had signed them. They were in the Scarborough Evening News office in the town. I had them on the stairs wall for years with all my other signed photos. I sold on all the others but couldn't part with the Ingle ones, and I didn't have a grandson at the time.
Incidentally my son works with Tony Bellews brother in law, and my lad got a pair of boxing gloves today from Sports Direct for Tony to sign for the grandsons birthday present. Tony Bellews son is under 18 goalie for Everton too.
fair enough mate. he lost me when he started being cruel to kids with special needs. it wasnt even in a jokey way, there was a lot of spite in his shtickOld bones Ian wrote: ↑17 Jun 2026, 15:29It's not so much sympathy, just people don't live perfect lives and my background is in this type of person.
I'm as judgemental as the next person just to say as well, but also a bit of live and let live.
Would I want to hang around with Tyan? No I wouldn't
Sorry to hear about your stroke lad. Hope you are battling through.2463813 wrote: ↑17 Jun 2026, 18:01I've lived here 14 months now and despite everyone knowing him and being told he's often seen out and about I've bumped into him twice.
On both occasions he was accompanied by his mother, he seemed genuinely pleased to be recognised, but very self conscious about his weight.
The first time we discussed the Junior Jones fight (an underrated classic in my opinion) the second I apologised to his mother for somewhat excluding her the first time we met (she replied it wasn't necessary)
He mentioned lacking motivation and energy I told him I also have an Acquired Brain Injury due to a stroke in 2024 and all i seem to do is sleep and eat these days, he replied 'that sounds familiar' ( his mother confirmed this) and we discussed our mutual love of pork pies.
I was eating a cheese Ploughman's baguette at the time, he noticed the salad in this and he joked 'at least you eat green stuff which I don't'
with that he shook my hand very gently and we parted.
It was good to see him but on both occasions I came away with an immense feeling of sadness, I know how I've struggled for the last 18 months and my A.B.I is nothing like as severe as his.