May as well post a few memorials man Sutherland's 1 yr dead on Tuesday .Sad his body just got exumed on the 1st of this month [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BQmM1ty71ME&feature=fvsr[/ame]
Is there any need to mention it though? Seems childish to me. The thing was posted with good intention after all.
We seem to have the need to let people know Ireland is not a part of Britain, I remember when that twat Dan Rafael wrote about Lee-Sipos on the Dunne-Cordoba undercard he said what way the ref scored it followed by ''thats how non-title fights are scored in Britain'' and the amount of Irish people that overreacted was mad.
I'm not saying your wrong...... I think Yorkshire should have independence from the UK :good In that instance it wasn't really necessary. Americans are ****s, just ignore them. After all, they seem to think Australia is in Europe. :thumbsup
The body of Olympic boxer Darren Sutherland has been exhumed from a cemetery in County Meath. The 27-year-old Irish middleweight, who won bronze at the Beijing Olympics, was found hanged in his London flat by manager Frank Maloney last September. The Metropolitan Police said the death was not being treated as suspicious. The body was taken to a Navan hospital for a second post mortem examination, which was requested by his family ahead of an inquest later this year. Sutherland's family did not go into detail about their call for another post-mortem, but said they would "assist in putting all relevant matters before the coroner". Sutherland turned professional a few months after winning a bronze medal at the 2008 Games, winning his first four four fights. He secured Ireland's third boxing medal in Beijing by beating world silver medallist Alfonso Blanco Parra, before being beaten by eventual gold medallist, Britain's James de Gale. Meath County Council granted a licence to have the boxer's remains dug up from St Finian's Cemetery in Navan. A statement from the Sutherland family, read by their solicitor, said: "Whilst they are not at liberty to go into the specific reasons for their application given the pending coronial inquest into their late son's death, they feel that the conduct of a second post-mortem into Darren's death will only assist in putting all relevant matters before the coroner when the inquest into Darren's death is reconvened later this year. "They are firmly of the view that the only forum for determining the facts surrounding Darren's death is through the judicial process and not otherwise." http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/boxing/8960508.stm