SpanishVilla

Happy new year everybody.

Hope everybody had a great xmas, just new year's eve to contend with now and we can all get back to normal again.

On 15/12/2015 at 19:35, foreveryoung said:

Not sure I agree with this, Haye is almost done. He would have to train very hard to get his form back an beat Joshua comfortably.

That's what it'll come down to I think, whether the time away from the ring has been a help or a hindrance for him. If he doesn't look what he used to then Joshua will have a chance, but if he's still got it then I fear for Joshua if that fight is made next year.

I'll be surprised if it's not Chisora next. Hearn will want another easy early destruction job to get the Joshua hype momentum going again. His performance against Whyte highlighted just how far away he is from being able to live with David Haye in the domestic show down they were both talking up. I know some people don't like Haye, but he would embarrass Joshua with his movement and speed, and ultimately stop him after tiring him out from running around and punching fresh air for 6 to 8 rounds. Much improvement needed in the footwork and movement department with Joshua before he dreams of taking on Haye in my opinion.

Two of my favourite documentaries over the years I've seen are:

'Exit Through the Gift Shop' - http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1587707/

and 'The King of Kong - A Fistful of Quarters' - http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0923752/

First one is Banksy's first documentary and it got oscar nominated, brilliant story. Second one if all about guys who played competitive arcade computer games. Doesn't sound like much but it takes loads of twists and turns, has everything in it and the characters are brilliant too. Both well worth watching if you've not seen them.

I've never even heard of this skateboard doc so definitely going to give that a watch this week, ta.

Had the same concerns about Roc Nation myself after watching that American card on Saturday night. Rigo was absolutely terrible, he didn't even seem interested, very strange.

Think Ward Kovalev will be a great watch but like you said, Ward has never been a big draw. 

It's sad to see boxing how it is with the politics of the different promoters, advisors and sanctioning bodies. The WBA are taking the p*ss with their belts as well, they can have up to 4 world champions at once technically (with a super, regular, interim and champion in recess I believe). None of them are going anywhere so it's only going to get worse over time which is really sad for the sport.

For the noise he makes at the start if nothing else ha...

I'm not *too* worried just yet. There is still plenty of time to turn things around. In saying that, things will be a lot clearer come the end of January, a lot of important fixtures between now and then that we must do well in to drag us out the s*it.

Temptations v Four Tops battle, brilliant...

I watched Mr Robot from start to finish recently and thought the same re Fight Club influences from the word go, I even checked online to see if it was the same director. Well worth a watch with some good twists and turns.

Agree with some of what's been said re his final delivery. If he had a better final product he'd be a really great player in that position. I think if he's given a good run in the first team he could turn out to be a gem for us.

Hello folks, long time villan residing across the border in Scotland these days. Still get to a few games a year when I can, Newcastle and Sunderland away are the shortest journeys for me so try my best.

Been reading the forums for a while now so hoping to get involved now I've signed up. Cheers now.