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When will Calzaghe announce his injury preventing him....

Posted: 04 Feb 2006, 21:50
by pundit
If this poll's topic doesn't materialize, the next one ought to be "what excuse will Calzaghe use for nto receiving a gift decision from the judges..."

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Posted: 04 Feb 2006, 22:04
by states
The first poll was just about funny. And I mean 'Just'. But this is poor.

And seriously, if you're trying to score points with the whole 'Calzaghe is crap, and hasn't fought anyone', this ain't the place. We've all seen Joe's career, so us Briton's have the genuine complaints. We all know how good he could have been, and how good he turned out. I think the 'ducking' jokes would work better with the American audience. It might still be funny there, most of us here just don't care anymore; we've had to suffer years of crap from Joe. America only became interested when Lacy showed up.

Mind you, whilst I feel Lacy is on the way up, and Joe is on the way down, not to mention the additional fact that I've never been a huge fan of Calzaghe and that a Lacy win is better for boxing, I will piss myself if Joe wins, especially if he does it as easily as I think he might.

Posted: 04 Feb 2006, 22:10
by pundit
states wrote:The first poll was just about funny. And I mean 'Just'. But this is poor.

And seriously, if you're trying to score points with the whole 'Calzaghe is crap, and hasn't fought anyone', this ain't the place. We've all seen Joe's career, so us Briton's have the genuine complaints. We all know how good he could have been, and how good he turned out. I think the 'ducking' jokes would work better with the American audience. It might still be funny there, most of us here just don't care anymore; we've had to suffer years of crap from Joe. America only became interested when Lacy showed up.

Mind you, whilst I feel Lacy is on the way up, and Joe is on the way down, not to mention the additional fact that I've never been a huge fan of Calzaghe and that a Lacy win is better for boxing, I will piss myself if Joe wins, especially if he does it as easily as I think he might.
The famous British sense of humour in action. :TU: :TU: :TU:

Take it easy, mate. Tomorrow's another day and the girls are beautiful and the sun will shine again.... oh no, sorry, not for you, you're from this rainy place, right.

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Posted: 04 Feb 2006, 22:24
by states
Nowt to do with the British sense of humour. It's just that trying the same joke twice... diminishing returns, and all that. Plus the fact that the first attempt wasn't so much funny, as everyone over here not caring. Calzaghe is perhaps the least respected world class fighter Britain has produced in my time.

Posted: 04 Feb 2006, 23:53
by pundit
states wrote:Nowt to do with the British sense of humour. It's just that trying the same joke twice... diminishing returns, and all that. Plus the fact that the first attempt wasn't so much funny, as everyone over here not caring. Calzaghe is perhaps the least respected world class fighter Britain has produced in my time.
So what's the fuss about then?

Posted: 05 Feb 2006, 04:01
by jeej
pundit wrote:
states wrote:Nowt to do with the British sense of humour. It's just that trying the same joke twice... diminishing returns, and all that. Plus the fact that the first attempt wasn't so much funny, as everyone over here not caring. Calzaghe is perhaps the least respected world class fighter Britain has produced in my time.
So what's the fuss about then?
The fact that the joke is old and maybe it is time to change the record?

Posted: 05 Feb 2006, 10:26
by pundit
jeej wrote:
pundit wrote:
states wrote:Nowt to do with the British sense of humour. It's just that trying the same joke twice... diminishing returns, and all that. Plus the fact that the first attempt wasn't so much funny, as everyone over here not caring. Calzaghe is perhaps the least respected world class fighter Britain has produced in my time.
So what's the fuss about then?
The fact that the joke is old and maybe it is time to change the record?
Brits what's wrong with you, show some humour!!
:box: :wink:

Posted: 05 Feb 2006, 11:08
by kevo
No, go away. We're all hungover and in bad moods.

Posted: 05 Feb 2006, 15:26
by pundit
Kevo wrote:No, go away. We're all hungover and in bad moods.
:P This is more like it. :TU:

Posted: 05 Feb 2006, 15:34
by lirva33
pundit wrote:
Kevo wrote:No, go away. We're all hungover and in bad moods.
:P This is more like it. :TU:
good topic pundit.

lord knows calzaghe has pulled out of numerous fights in his day

Posted: 07 Feb 2006, 16:30
by pundit
I've heard rumours about increased demand for diarhoea medication from Cardiff pharmacies.

Posted: 07 Feb 2006, 17:00
by steve689
I have been very critical of Calzaghe for a long time now but i am going to be a total hypocrite and back him to KO Lacy. I have only criticised Calzaghe for his lack of ambition and dire string of foes but now he is a meaningful 50/50 matchup i think i am going to support him :TU: Go Joe, spark the Yank. Lol.

Posted: 07 Feb 2006, 17:05
by glahn
Agreed, I'm fully behind him. I've always liked Lacy, but I don't think he's as good as some are making out, and part of me would love it if Joe made our friends on the other side of the pond eat their words. Would be a great night for British boxing.

Posted: 07 Feb 2006, 17:11
by pundit
glahn wrote:Agreed, I'm fully behind him. I've always liked Lacy, but I don't think he's as good as some are making out, and part of me would love it if Joe made our friends on the other side of the pond eat their words. Would be a great night for British boxing.
Of course Lacy isn't that good. If he was team Calzaghe would never have selected him as an opponent.

Posted: 07 Feb 2006, 19:56
by lvlarc
Pundit what you gonna say when Calzaghe schools Lacy?

Posted: 07 Feb 2006, 19:59
by lirva33
lvlarc_uk wrote:Pundit what you gonna say when Calzaghe schools Lacy?
:lol: :lol: :lol:

That's hilarious!!

Posted: 07 Feb 2006, 21:25
by jeej
lirva33 wrote:
lvlarc_uk wrote:Pundit what you gonna say when Calzaghe schools Lacy?
:lol: :lol: :lol:

That's hilarious!!
Ricky Hatton TKO11 Kostya Tszyu = £500. :TU:

Posted: 07 Feb 2006, 21:46
by states
Just ignore it Jeej.

Posted: 07 Feb 2006, 22:29
by pundit
lvlarc_uk wrote:Pundit what you gonna say when Calzaghe schools Lacy?
Handselected, mediocre opponent. :TU:
Should have fougth Kessler for a real challenge instead of ducking him.

But Calzaghe won't school Lacy. The most one could expect is that he slaps slaps slaps Lacy into submission a la Mitchell.

Cheers,
P

Posted: 07 Feb 2006, 22:30
by pundit
states wrote:Just ignore it Jeej.
Just as you do consistently.... :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

Posted: 07 Feb 2006, 23:19
by dumdane
I have this vision, that this time around it will be Lacy pulling out a few days ahead of the fight.
Just imagine listening to all the explanations about why it's completely different from when Calzaghe pulled out.

Posted: 07 Feb 2006, 23:38
by pundit
dumdane wrote:I have this vision, that this time around it will be Lacy pulling out a few days ahead of the fight.
Just imagine listening to all the explanations about why it's completely different from when Calzaghe pulled out.
Well, Lacy will claim that he got a depression from the grey skies, the permanent drizzle, and the cold temperatures. In this climated no proper person could live, beware of fight. The ugly women, the unbearable food, and the warm, thin beer they served him accelerated his mental collapse. When they offered him a fight in Europe they had shown him pictures of Italy, and he had been more than willing to go there - but not where they sent him.

And who could blame him... :o :D :TU:

Posted: 08 Feb 2006, 06:07
by bugs
I guess you are looking at 1960s videos and pictures, because you seem to be describing the past. But more importantly . . . Yank beer is thin and weak as shit, not English beer!!!!

:TU:

Posted: 08 Feb 2006, 07:31
by Max Molyneux
pundit wrote:
dumdane wrote:I have this vision, that this time around it will be Lacy pulling out a few days ahead of the fight.
Just imagine listening to all the explanations about why it's completely different from when Calzaghe pulled out.
Well, Lacy will claim that he got a depression from the grey skies, the permanent drizzle, and the cold temperatures. In this climated no proper person could live, beware of fight. The ugly women, the unbearable food, and the warm, thin beer they served him accelerated his mental collapse. When they offered him a fight in Europe they had shown him pictures of Italy, and he had been more than willing to go there - but not where they sent him.

And who could blame him... :o :D :TU:
Where did you get a time maching to go to the 50's? :TU:

Posted: 08 Feb 2006, 07:36
by J
preciesly max, i love all these sweeping gnerlisations coming from someone who either obviously hasnt been here for decades hasnt left his own state or is blatently fishing for a bite.

its just too ignorant for words.