Boxing At The Weekend...

[Daniel cain 49,094]

2 hours ago, jukel123 said:

This sort of sick shit. He's lowlife.

https://youtu.be/y6HjEGklJQA?si=dTvGf8Rtv5D0-QOS

Money don't buy you manners or class....

[jukel123 9,450]

5 hours ago, chartpolski said:

Were they related to the boxer Bombardier Billy Wells , Gnash ?

Cheers.

Wasn't there a fifties  comic strip featuring said bombardier? Either that or cards you could collect featuring him?

I have a distinct memory of Bombardier Billy Wells single handedly charging German trenches. He was depicted as a giant of a man with  fair wavy hair and a desperate Dan chin. Or maybe I'm hallucinating.

Edited 15 hours ago by jukel123

[chartpolski 28,107]

43 minutes ago, jukel123 said:

Wasn't there a fifties  comic strip featuring said bombardier? Either that or cards you could collect featuring him?

I have a distinct memory of Bombardier Billy Wells single handedly charging German trenches. He was depicted as a giant of a man with  fair wavy hair and a desperate Dan chin. Or maybe I'm hallucinating.

I think so, he was the man hitting the gong on the J. Arthur Rank films.

Cheers.

 

[jukel123 9,450]

5 minutes ago, chartpolski said:

I think so, he was the man hitting the gong on the J. Arthur Rank films.

Cheers.

 

Every day is a schoolday. Cheers.

[jukel123 9,450]

58 minutes ago, jukel123 said:

Wasn't there a fifties  comic strip featuring said bombardier? Either that or cards you could collect featuring him?

I have a distinct memory of Bombardier Billy Wells single handedly charging German trenches. He was depicted as a giant of a man with  fair wavy hair and a desperate Dan chin. Or maybe I'm hallucinating.

I googled whether he had ever featured in a comic strip. I was hallucinating.

But several cards came up. I must have been thinking of them.

[chartpolski 28,107]

1 minute ago, jukel123 said:

I googled whether he had ever featured in a comic strip. I was hallucinating.

But several cards came up. I must have been thinking of them.

I liked The Wolf Of Kabul, Bill Samson, and his faithful manservant Chung, with his fearsome weapon “clicky ba” .

Cheers.

 

[jukel123 9,450]

12 minutes ago, chartpolski said:

I liked The Wolf Of Kabul, Bill Samson, and his faithful manservant Chung, with his fearsome weapon “clicky ba” .

Cheers.

 

Now you're talking. I think we all basically taught ourselves to read with the aid of comic strips. I had lots of older brothers so we go them all. I also had a kid sister so I secretly read The Bunty and The Judy as well. I loved the problem page and learned about menstruation and heavy petting. Never forgotten it.

There used to be a docker who lived next door to us. He used to buy comics and give them to me when he had read them.

One day I went to collect my second hand comics and his Mrs said he was on the outside toilet. So I politely knocked on the shithouse door and asked " are you finished with the comics Mr Walsh?  He replied "not quite, I'm just finishing." So I leant against the wall till I heard him flush the toilet. He emerged pulling his braces up and said " here you go sunshine"and gave me the latest edition of The Hotspur and The Lion.

[chartpolski 28,107]

9 minutes ago, jukel123 said:

Now you're talking. I think we all basically taught ourselves to read with the aid of comic strips. I had lots of older brothers so we go them all. I also had a kid sister so I secretly read The Bunty and The Judy as well. I loved the problem page and learned about menstruation and heavy petting. Never forgotten it.

There used to be a docker who lived next door to us. He used to buy comics and give them to me when he had read them.

One day I went to collect my second hand comics and his Mrs said he was on the outside toilet. So I politely knocked on the shithouse door and asked " are you finished with the comics Mr Walsh?  He replied "not quite, I'm just finishing." So I leant against the wall till I heard him flush the toilet. He emerged pulling his braces up and said " here you go sunshine"and gave me the latest edition of The Hotspur and The Lion.

There’s a lad I know who has had a succession of top class non-ped scratch dogs, all named after comic characters; Lord Snooty, Colonel Clott, Dennis the Menace, Gnasher, etc.

He must have liked his comics ! LOL !

Cheers.

[jukel123 9,450]

3 minutes ago, chartpolski said:

There’s a lad I know who has had a succession of top class non-ped scratch dogs, all named after comic characters; Lord Snooty, Colonel Clott, Dennis the Menace, Gnasher, etc.

He must have liked his comics ! LOL !

Cheers.

I used to by my grandkids comics but I realised I was being boringly uncool. They never even opened the pages. Comics v Internet. No contest.

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My sister used to like the scream comics as she liked their artwork some where very detailed and excellent drawings 

[THE STIFFMEISTER 17,281]

12 hours ago, chartpolski said:

I liked The Wolf Of Kabul, Bill Samson, and his faithful manservant Chung, with his fearsome weapon “clicky ba” .

Cheers.

 

Stop it 

I was literally saying this the other day to a lad about the hotspur annuals I had as a kid and that was in it . I was saying it was like my mate and work who is a Gurkha 

[jukel123 9,450]

Genuine super fight at the weekend. Hard to bet against either man. Alvarez is the warrior's warrior and Crawford just superb. It's one for the history books whatever the result.

I'm can't believe Parker and Itauma is on the cards. Normally Itauma, being a comparative youngster,  wouldn't  be matched against an experienced pro like Parker, but it looks like it's happening.

[NEWKID 28,825]

6 minutes ago, jukel123 said:

Genuine super fight at the weekend. Hard to bet against either man. Alvarez is the warrior's warrior and Crawford just superb. It's one for the history books whatever the result.

I'm can't believe Parker and Itauma is on the cards. Normally Itauma, being a comparative youngster,  wouldn't  be matched against an experienced pro like Parker, but it looks like it's happening.

Yeah really looking forward to this fight mate, Crawford for me, he is so adaptable to any situation, big step up in weight though, should be a great fight.

[gnasher16 31,567]

20 hours ago, chartpolski said:

Were they related to the boxer Bombardier Billy Wells , Gnash ?

Cheers.

Seems like several others have beaten me to it....but out of politeness,no nothing to do with the Golden Gong man.

[gnasher16 31,567]

1 hour ago, jukel123 said:

Genuine super fight at the weekend. Hard to bet against either man. Alvarez is the warrior's warrior and Crawford just superb. It's one for the history books whatever the result.

I'm can't believe Parker and Itauma is on the cards. Normally Itauma, being a comparative youngster,  wouldn't  be matched against an experienced pro like Parker, but it looks like it's happening.

I thought Parker had just signed to fight Wardley......what has Parker got to do to get a shot at the title !