Totally, it's like having a picture of Kelly Brook on the mantel-piece, whilst she is a stunner who i would do some pretty ****ed up **** to, she still aint my girlfriend so she has no place on there. I hope out of principle that the belt doesn't sell as I hate to see this kind of thing happening.
****! cheers for checking mate, i just hope he see's sense and pulls out. Wonder if he has a drug dependency or summat cos this **** normally happens when lives are in freefall.
Did you, nice. It looks right at home there I think. Always a shame to see one for sale, just hope he gets a good price for it. Our belt will never be sold.
Yep, had a day out on the docks. That belt of Jem Maces from 1860 opposite your Dads is something else as well.
You quite often see ex-sportsman selling their medals, England World Cup winners have in the past and I don't assume they are completely hard-up or needing money for bad habits. Looking from outside you can ask yourself why the hell someone would sell a belt that they had trained years to get their hands on and had to win in the loneliest game, but I can't help think that for some people, it's a way of moving on and sometimes I guess cashing in.
He's selling an IBF Belt as well... hm... http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Ibf-Boxin...=UK_Sports_Memorabilia_ET&hash=item27bd6d23a9
MATTYS, are you the seller? I see you've sold a few others from your feedback. Where do you get them from? :huh
Stuff like that is sold at specialist auctions. Would love to own a piece of memorabilia like a Lonsdale belt. Turpin's sold for £23k before :yep:yikes
I thought it might have been Khan selling them,but then i remeberd he didnae fight for the british title belt did he ,he ducked jon thaxton and john murray :nut