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Terry Dooley

Posted: 28 Aug 2008, 06:36
by twenty six
Terry,
You have made my day mate.
Your PPV article on BBN is class.
The sarcasm is to behold.
I hope you are still welcomed at shows promoted by .........
Well done TD.

Re: Terry Dooley

Posted: 28 Aug 2008, 06:37
by MightyWarrior
Yep, nice one Terry :TU:

Re: Terry Dooley

Posted: 28 Aug 2008, 06:41
by DavidPayne
Best article I've read in a long time. Absolutely top fkking draw. Funny, bang on the money.

I'm pleased to say I wont join you in purchasing but other than that it hit all the notes.

Fkking brilliant, I urge everyone to go read it.

Re: Terry Dooley

Posted: 28 Aug 2008, 06:44
by MightyWarrior
though you're mad paying for the Khan fiasco Terry. Still, always the chance the china chinned one may get accidently flattened - but we can catch that on a stream, or youtube if you're quick.

Re: Terry Dooley

Posted: 28 Aug 2008, 06:50
by Achybreaky
Top drawer.

Re: Terry Dooley

Posted: 28 Aug 2008, 06:54
by el_grande_mauro_mina
"Khan may well be one of the best boxers in Britain at any weight, except lightweight of course"

:lol:

Dooley - I'm sending you the dry cleaning bill to get the urine stains that are now embedded in my pants!

Re: Terry Dooley

Posted: 28 Aug 2008, 06:57
by DavidPayne
Terry D wrote:Wow, thanks guys, I should add that I wrote this last weekend, it was not a spin from the strand, nor a pop at anyone, I had to wait to pass it onto Ian as he is The Man when it comes to making sure I am on the right side of the line.

As fans we let the cat out of the bag, and we have ourselves to blame. Still, they take the piss.

I'll be there to watch Anthony Crolla and Big Aud, my first Big Aud fight, and I thought going to St Peters was the pinnacle this summer :box:
I saw Big Aud's real first fight versus Middleton and the subsequent fights with Calloway and one or two others, they all escape me now. I have to say, the atmos when Harrison came in for his debut was great.

Not sure how much tubbable (well if she died the tache) soap star Tamzin Outhwaite remembered of it, as she was staggering through the exits by the close.

Who's Aud fighting, Jim Rockford?

Re: Terry Dooley

Posted: 28 Aug 2008, 06:57
by Punchy Joe
Great article terry.
But carnt you just wait for it to be shown on "free" Sky the following week, rather than taping the ppv??

Re: Terry Dooley

Posted: 28 Aug 2008, 07:06
by Wales
:TU:

nice one Doo-ha

Re: Terry Dooley

Posted: 28 Aug 2008, 07:09
by el_grande_mauro_mina
DavidPayne wrote: Who's Aud fighting, Jim Rockford?
Aud would be in trouble if he was up against McCall aka the equalizer! 8)

'PUT DOWN THAT GUARD HARRISON'

whack!

It would be over in seconds!

Re: Terry Dooley

Posted: 28 Aug 2008, 07:11
by dondada
Terry Dooley is boxing writing's Gene Hunt.

Oh, and I do have to get Terry's articles 'legalled'.

And no, I'm not joking.

Re: Terry Dooley

Posted: 28 Aug 2008, 07:13
by JamesH
great stuff Terry, superb read!

"preening poodle"... spot on mate.

:lol:

Re: Terry Dooley

Posted: 28 Aug 2008, 07:15
by dondada
twenty six wrote:Terry,
You have made my day mate.
Your PPV article on BBN is class.
The sarcasm is to behold.
I hope you are still welcomed at shows promoted by .........
Well done TD.
Oh, and no one representing BBN is welcome at SN shows as part of the accredited media - despite us saying loads of good things about the fighters when warranted.

I get loads of calls and emails from people re tickets, media etc about SN and always pass them on to the appropriate person, rather than reacting in kind.

I was somewhat surprised to get a call this morning from a gent claiming to be from Sky Sports...wanting me to put him in touch with Alex Arthur!

Re: Terry Dooley

Posted: 28 Aug 2008, 07:24
by DavidPayne
Did you send him to JJB Sports?

He's bound to be looking for some new trainers.

Re: Terry Dooley

Posted: 28 Aug 2008, 07:24
by chris s
Terry D wrote:Not fussed about bans, working on a Billy Graham-Ricky Hatton article at the mo'. Highly topical given that the Phoenix now has a new resident trainer, and a new name.
Heard the guy that trains Murray has moved in there.

Re: Terry Dooley

Posted: 28 Aug 2008, 07:25
by DavidPayne
Terry D wrote:Not fussed about bans, working on a Billy Graham-Ricky Hatton article at the mo'. Highly topical given that the Phoenix now has a new resident trainer, and a new name.
Its not Gerry St. Clair is it?

Re: Terry Dooley

Posted: 28 Aug 2008, 07:36
by Poncey
One of Shaggy's finest, I'll join Payne in the protest.

BTW - the book is £2500ish, not £5000 :wink: 8)

Re: Terry Dooley

Posted: 28 Aug 2008, 07:45
by Chambers2
:lol: Excellent work Our Terry, that's exactly how it is!!

I'm very keen on watching Audley back in action, but even so I refuse to be raped again for a substandard PPV. I don't actuallty mind buying the PPV's if the bill is worthy of the wonga, as some BIG fights wouldn't happen without the finances being brought in from PPV, but expecting me to fork out 15 nicker on Khan Vs JohnnyCab is bang out of!!! Instead I'll spend some of my 15 sheets on a few sleeping pills and snore my way through it to avoid any temptation. Thursday evening repeats are a god send

Warrens had to dig deep to keep Khan in his depleting stable and now his only way of recouping the money is through PPV revenue (I presume Setanta wouldn't cough up the dough he wanted, so he fucked off cap in hand to Sky). Time (and PPV sales) Will Tell us if this was a good decision from Frank, hopefully the British fans will vote with their remote and crush this ridiculous Khan Vs Who? PPV venture before it starts, but after the amount that turned upto see Hatton beat Lazcano I won't hold me breath

Setanta are golden showering Sky (i.e. pissing all over them) with their boxing coverage and the amount of wonga they ask for, I hope Setanta are as impressive this year as they were last.

Re: Terry Dooley

Posted: 28 Aug 2008, 07:48
by Twinkle Toes
That's more like it, and a great job done Terry - Good on BBN.net for carrying it too.

BBN have lead the way on this for me now, and regardless of what anyone else has to say (including Boxing news) they will only be following the bbn.net lead.

Nice job.

Re: Terry Dooley

Posted: 28 Aug 2008, 07:49
by Chambers2
Twinkle Toes wrote: Good on BBN.net for carrying it too.
I agree Well done Ian :TU:

Re: Terry Dooley

Posted: 28 Aug 2008, 07:57
by Old bones Ian
Of course some unscrupulous people will watch it on dodgy streams on the internet.

terrible that is.
:TU:

Re: Terry Dooley

Posted: 28 Aug 2008, 07:58
by whiskey
Ah 'the entertainment business' at it's finest. These celebrity boxers have more in common with The Contender series than the professional sport.

Groomed with glossy magazine articles and tv adverts - then they knock out a bum and then drive home in their Bentley / Range Rover.

It must be said, the lion's share of the people that attend these shows know nothing about boxing, yet if you go to a lesser Hennessy or Maloney show it's all die hards of the sport in attendance.

I recall making a cuppa at work and someone told me they had gone to the Manfredo fight with their 2 mates and how the KO was awesome. It was their first boxing match.

On one hand i was glad that a member of the masses had decided to go to a fight, yet on the other i was saddened as they chose a truly sh*te one to go and watch. It was a sinking feeling, almost like when you hear someone has paid full price for something and you know it's available with 50% off down the road. Like they had paid way over the odds for something that wasn't worth half that.

I imagine that 80% of the pundits will be Pakistani teeny boppers watching their idol - but even they are tiring of the mismatches now i am starting to read on his fan sites.

Me? i will watch a stream from china or wherever unless i'm busy filling my biro or stroking the dog.

Re: Terry Dooley

Posted: 28 Aug 2008, 07:59
by Carbo
I completely disagree, and have sent an article to Payne's blog arguing my point, but I loved it. Especially: "...until the sport dies, as it will probably one day will, before an audience of five people, all paying six figures for Butterbean verses Oscar De La Hoya at light welterweight..."

Re: Terry Dooley

Posted: 28 Aug 2008, 08:00
by oliverfennell
Terry D wrote:I'll be there to watch Anthony Crolla and Big Aud, my first Big Aud fight, and I thought going to St Peters was the pinnacle this summer :box:
He has made a point of fighting all over the country... London, Glasgow, Newcastle, Bristol, even Liverpool, which isn't too far from you, and one of his supposed biggest fans is only now going to see him?

There isn't border control at the edge of greater Manchester, you know.

PS Good article, though. :TU:

Re: Terry Dooley

Posted: 28 Aug 2008, 08:06
by oliverfennell
Carlos-Wigan wrote:
DavidPayne wrote: Who's Aud fighting, Jim Rockford?
Aud would be in trouble if he was up against McCall aka the equalizer! 8)

'PUT DOWN THAT GUARD HARRISON'

whack!

It would be over in seconds!
Carlos, you absolute legend! A fellow Equalizer fan! You've just gone way up in my estimation.

I'm working my way through Series 1 right now.

Edward Woodward is the hardest man on planet Earth, even now. Check out his current pic:

http://www.imdb.com/media/rm2039650560/nm0940919

No man on earth would mess with that.