Alex Arthur back with Peter Harrison

Discussion in 'British Boxing Forum' started by boxingcrazy, Jan 31, 2011.


  1. MIK1000

    MIK1000 Well-Known Member Full Member

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    No it just means that Terry has no interest investing time in fighters who don't want to put in 100 percent and as a result are making him and the gym look bad. He has the best stable of amateurs in Scotland including Commonwealth Silver Medalist and GB squad member Josh Taylor and also dedicated pro's in John Thain and Gary McMillan, so his hands are full.


    So some of your boys left you and went to terry? That's no excuse to slate him on a forum at any chance you get. This is a man's lively hood, he's a fool time coach.
     
  2. MIK1000

    MIK1000 Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Paul and Terry have split.
     
  3. EcosseBox

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    Good luck to AAA. This year really is make or break.
     
  4. portside

    portside Boxing Addict Full Member

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    i actualy don't beleive alex is finished, he's got the kind of experience and mentality, were only a big challenge will inspire him, i feel he would give john murray a stiff argument at lightweight for his euro strap. styles make fights and that would be a good one.
     
  5. BodyBlaster

    BodyBlaster Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Eh? U talkin to me cos if u are, **** knows what that meant.
    I was talking about Peter Harrison, and when he was national amateur coach couldnt train(or maybe corner) pro's.
     
  6. EcosseBox

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    You're right. He just needs a decent fight to really work towards.

    Pretty sure Alex is finished with the lightweight division though.
     
  7. MIK1000

    MIK1000 Well-Known Member Full Member

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    sorry mate quoted the wrong post. I'll sort it.
     
  8. BodyBlaster

    BodyBlaster Well-Known Member Full Member

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    No need mate, I just didnt get what u posted. Its all good.
     
  9. boxingcrazy

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    just to let you know mate that none of my boys have left for terry.

    i don't rate him as a coach and that is my opinion on him, i thought for paul appleby's last fight he had no spark or any real advice for him when he needed it from terry.

    i seriously doubt that one opinion from me on a forum will mean he will no longer be able to be a full time coach or stop him earning from being a coach. he may prove me totally wrong and go on to be a world class coach. time will tell
     
  10. MIK1000

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    Well you've slandered him in previous posts and boxing is a small circle in Scotland so anyone reading it will pick up on what you read and Terry will quickly earn a bad reputation as a result.

    Your right that appleby had no spark in his last fight, but does the fact that Terry has now let him go not tell you something?

    Look at his work with Josh Taylor, John Thain and Tommy Philbin who've improved tenfold under him. Josh went from a good youth boxer to the top three best seniors in Britain at his weight. Tommy Philbin has been going through opponents and only lost two fights in his last fifteen or something after having lost about 10 in a row at gilmerton.