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hatton cliches

Posted: 05 Dec 2007, 15:34
by rooney
Ricky seeems to inundate us with cliches. Anybody agree, I can think of loads. Can you?

I'll start with

'it's not a tickling contest, is it?'

Any more anybody?

Posted: 05 Dec 2007, 15:39
by Loynesy
"usual witty, sarcastic self"

Posted: 05 Dec 2007, 16:07
by Cannibal
"I did it against Kostya Tszyu."

Posted: 05 Dec 2007, 16:12
by rooney
'just a normal kid doing very well at what he does'

Posted: 05 Dec 2007, 18:21
by banjo
"im no different from the man in the crowd"

Posted: 05 Dec 2007, 20:03
by DG.
Man of the people

I am like their mate - thats why the fans love me.


Tickling Contest


Don Perrier ( thats what hw calls it! ) and Guinness


Darts


Bla bla bla cliche talking PR Monkey!



PBF will beat him down!






:TU:

Posted: 05 Dec 2007, 20:35
by deadpan
I think PBF is more worried about when Hatton clinches.

Posted: 05 Dec 2007, 20:57
by King Tubby
'To be the best pound for pound fighter in the world at any weight is something special.'

Posted: 06 Dec 2007, 05:01
by dondada
This is the best (and worst) quote I've seen in ages and one which should be used in English lessons up and down the country:

"I've never seen Floyd dig deep, grab the bull by the horns and pull a fight out of the bag," Hatton told BBC Sport.

Posted: 06 Dec 2007, 06:26
by boxingchat
Why does he say Ickle instead of little?

Re: hatton cliches

Posted: 06 Dec 2007, 07:49
by johnswan1
rooney wrote:Ricky seeems to inundate us with cliches. Anybody agree, I can think of loads. Can you?

I'll start with

'it's not a tickling contest, is it?'

Any more anybody?
That was the first one I thought of when I read the heading. It's written multiple times in his book too.

Posted: 06 Dec 2007, 07:52
by Chambers2
boxingchat wrote:Why does he say Ickle instead of little?
Its a Manchester thing ain't it? Liam Gallagher used to say the same as I remember

Posted: 06 Dec 2007, 09:34
by WildWaylon
Chambers2 wrote:
boxingchat wrote:Why does he say Ickle instead of little?
Its a Manchester thing ain't it? Liam Gallagher used to say the same as I remember
Its just bad English, why does he say Maywevver?

Posted: 06 Dec 2007, 09:37
by J
a while ago he kept going on about this or that "gave him an erection" said ti about ten times in a couiple of weeks on chat showes and stuff.

that didnt evoke good images and was pretty cringable.

Posted: 06 Dec 2007, 09:51
by oliverfennell
Chambers2 wrote:
boxingchat wrote:Why does he say Ickle instead of little?
Its a Manchester thing ain't it? Liam Gallagher used to say the same as I remember
Thought it was a Jamaican ting.

Posted: 06 Dec 2007, 09:57
by SticknMove
One things for sure this fight is not a 'Ickling Contest'. :wink:

Posted: 06 Dec 2007, 10:18
by johnswan1
J wrote:a while ago he kept going on about this or that "gave him an erection" said ti about ten times in a couiple of weeks on chat showes and stuff.

that didnt evoke good images and was pretty cringable.
I think that was in reference to the Kostya Tszyu fight when he said he almost blew his load when he realised he had retired in his corner.

Posted: 06 Dec 2007, 10:20
by oliverfennell
johnswan1 wrote:
J wrote:a while ago he kept going on about this or that "gave him an erection" said ti about ten times in a couiple of weeks on chat showes and stuff.

that didnt evoke good images and was pretty cringable.
I think that was in reference to the Kostya Tszyu fight when he said he almost blew his load when he realised he had retired in his corner.
The prospect of a war with Castillo gave him an erection, too, as did the chance to fight the p4p best.

Posted: 06 Dec 2007, 10:24
by DavidPayne
I'd pay Children In Need to here Jonathan Ross ask him:

"So Wicky, weally, what do you think wepresents the best way to wemove smoke from a little tewwace house?

"I'd have to say a ickle chimlee Jonathan, by the way did you know my mum is well, how can I say, a monster/animal?"

"Weally? You've only told me wound about 27 times since Fwiday."

Posted: 06 Dec 2007, 10:25
by Goz
Talking of public displays Ricky has had an awful spot erupt at the wrong time.

I know Ricky's complexion isn't what he is known for but he is very unlucky for that mother to crop up at a time when he is on tv every hour across the globe.

Posted: 06 Dec 2007, 10:37
by dondada
Goz wrote:Talking of public displays Ricky has had an awful spot erupt at the wrong time.

I know Ricky's complexion isn't what he is known for but he is very unlucky for that mother to crop up at a time when he is on tv every hour across the globe.
Potentially a bit more serious if it's a cold sore, which it looked like to me...

Posted: 06 Dec 2007, 10:40
by Goz
You reckon? I thought sores tended to be more on the lip, this looks a little higher?

Maybe it is a sore and if it is going wrong on Saturday night Ricky will bite Mayweather and give him herpes/the clap?

Posted: 06 Dec 2007, 10:41
by dondada
Goz wrote:You reckon? I thought sores tended to be more on the lip, this looks a little higher?

Maybe it is a sore and if it is going wrong on Saturday night Ricky will bite Mayweather and give him herpes/the clap?
:lol: :lol: :TU:

Posted: 06 Dec 2007, 10:47
by josh fg
"I'd hate people to think I was some flash harry"
:roll:

Posted: 06 Dec 2007, 10:57
by chesh
Ian 'Mr' McNeilly wrote:This is the best (and worst) quote I've seen in ages and one which should be used in English lessons up and down the country:

"I've never seen Floyd dig deep, grab the bull by the horns and pull a fight out of the bag," Hatton told BBC Sport.
To quote CJ from the classic sitcom 'Reggie Perrin': "I didn't get where I am today by using clichés. A cliché to me is like a red rag to a bull."