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Its called pre-cat 1 night then on or even direct to the seaside. He will have more fans in the jail than outside.

"Because once you get behind that wheel, you have a responsibility to other road users to drive safely and responsibly, not to take stupid risks that could put your own and other people's lives at risk",

you are having a laugh you sound like my old bostal probation officer just befoe I nicked his step-through and tried to drive to London on it. 450miles was abit ambitious.

This event has ruined Nas's life and his career is over lets hope he now does something useful like help the poor kids nicking cars in his old hometown or something useful to pay back his debt.

Phil McC

Cjm wrote:

> I always liked Hamed as a boxer it was his arrogance and show
> boating that made him interesting to watch. I would've liked to
> have seen him make a comeback but he has promised that several
> times and it never materialised.


Personally I don't think Hamed ever got over the championship loss to Marco Antonio Barrera, the fans laughed at him and so did Barrera after taking Hameds best "knockout" punches and despite Hameds usual cocky ducking and weaving he got caught and out classed on every level by Barrra every single time. The embarrasment for Naseem was that Barrera probably could have ko'd him but instead he just dragged Hamed to 12 round unanimous decision. I loved the last round when Barrera picked up Hamed, dragged him across the ring and rammed him against the corner-post, it was like payback for the disrespect he showed many of his previous oponents like former champ Steve Robinson.

Obviously driving like an idiot is the only means of feeding his unrecovered ego.

Mike