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Cringeworthy.
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I agree Rob. So he isn't a monster after all.
 People often talk a lot of sh1te but really judging people on actions rather than words is the best way to go. |
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They were showing him with his young kid on a plane play fighting and saying all this stuff about how "well he's the only one not scared of Tyson Fury" and "what a nice bloke Tyson Fury is really".
Fickle f*cks |
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what have they been saying then? Has someone told them they're being racist towards a traveler and not respecting his culture?
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Exactly Crisp. The other Tyson once said he wanted to eat Lennox Lewis's children. Not nice but it is just words not poison ffs. Lennox Lewis just treated it with the contempt it deserved, didn't start trying to get him banned.
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/sports-personality/35154614
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In boxing its a simple formula. The more sh1te you talk the more tickets and PPV buys you sell and the quicker you retire so you don't have to keep on fighting into your 40's.
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Oh it was Bailey Matthews. I only had half an eye on him, thought it was his son. And I thought they were on a plane.
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That Bailey Matthews could be a longterm media fixture now.
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He reminds me of a young Lee Evans
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haha you're right Crisp
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especially when he played the bogus architect
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he's an amazing little kid
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Oh that is near the bone sultan but yes lee evans trying to pick up the keys was brilliant. "No, no. I must learn to do this myself."
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It would be nice to think the BBC realise they were wrong over Tyson Fury
Being the BBC they are probably overdoing it the other way now |
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As I understand it, Fury has apologised for something or other. Now the BBC is putting the love out there for him!
Oh glad tidings of comfort and joy. Spread the love! Merry Christmas everybody!! |
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As long as its not bum love.
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