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Official Conor McGregor thread (part 4) *Updated Warning in 1st Post Re:Boxing match

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Official Conor McGregor thread (part 3) *Updated Warning in 1st Post Re:Boxing match
The last thread was nearing the 10k post limit so here's part 4.

The same rules as the last thread apply here. People seem to have strong opinions either way when it comes to McGregor and threads here tend to get a bit heated from time to time. Please keep it civil and discuss all things Conor in a mature way.

Any name-calling, trolling, baiting, or being a general ass-hat will earn you a ban from the thread and possibly the forum.
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Any off topic posts will be deleted.
Any "Do you even train Bro?" or "I'm an mma fan longer than you" type posts are not permitted either. They only make you look like a fool and as a result, everyone hates you. Yes everyone.

**Upate with Mayweather vs McGregor announced**

Lads consider this the one and only warning - big fight with a lot of hype around it. It brings new fans to the forum as well as the regulars so try and get along. Any trolling or nonsense and people will find themselves on a break from the forum and that applies to everyone.

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Fromvert

McGregor has shown an interest in 'gangsters' fictional and real before. Quotes Tony Montana, wears Pablo Escobar shirts, dresses as El Chapo and now Martin Cahill. The last one will get more play here obviously.

He's cleary got a fascination with the idea or lifestyle of it.

dave1982

Anyone find out if Tony got to the post office to pay his telly lience

Mellor

Fromvert wrote: »

McGregor has shown an interest in 'gangsters' fictional and real before. Quotes Tony Montana, wears Pablo Escobar shirts, dresses as El Chapo and now Martin Cahill. The last one will get more play here obviously.

He's cleary got a fascination with the idea or lifestyle of it.

I'm surprised you throw in gangster rap with the "Notorious" nickname and walkout.

walshb

He showed utter contempt for our courts and justice system yesterday. No surprise..

And, after driving at dangerously high speeds resulting in this court appearance he then exits a narrow lane at quite a speed. Reckless arrogance..

ASOT

walshb wrote: »

He showed utter contempt for our courts and justice system yesterday. No surprise..

And, after driving at dangerously high speeds resulting in this court appearance he then exits a narrow lane at quite a speed. Reckless arrogance..

To be fair our courts & justice system are a joke. Agreed on the speedong though.

walshb

ASOT wrote: »

To be fair our courts & justice system are a joke. Agreed on the speedong though.

Whether one thinks they’re a joke or not is irrelevant. They are the people. They are set up by the people and for the people. A vital institution. And they absolutely deserve respect..

[Deleted User]

joeguevara wrote: »

I’m a bit lost. Who posted ‘respect to Martin?’ I am very familiar (too much so) of everything that Martin Cahill did. Conor pulling his hood over his face was obviously in a joking way an ode to him. The most recognizable celebrity in the country trying to hide his face. But to bring up the state pathologist from the 80s is a stretch. What is horrible is all the people revelling in his misfortune. Frank Bruno had a nervous breakdown quite publicly and no one was on forums calling him a scum bag. Gazza had more run ins with the cops and people backed him up, even when he wanted to go fishing and have a few cans with a murderer on the loose. Mc Gregor needs some tough love and to be brought away from yes men. He doesn’t need yesterday’s fans delighted in the fact that he is in trouble. That’s my tuppence. For right or wrong!

Bruno and gazza are actual likable characters who most sympathise with in their struggles. McGregor is just a lout.

weldoninhio

glasso wrote: »

Bruno and gazza are actual likable characters who most sympathise with in their struggles. McGregor is just a lout.

A sectarian, wife beating, junkie, alkie is a likable character. I'd rather be stuck in a lift with McGregor than Gazza.

[Deleted User]

weldoninhio wrote: »

A sectarian, wife beating, junkie, alkie is a likable character. I'd rather be stuck in a lift with McGregor than Gazza.

That's just #fake news made up by the haters. Where are the videos?

Mellor

walshb wrote: »

Whether one thinks they’re a joke or not is irrelevant. They are the people. They are set up by the people and for the people. A vital institution.And they absolutely deserve respect..

I agree the courts should but respected. But "of the people, by the people, for the people" refers to the government, not the judiciary.
And it was coined by a US President, should be all respect Trump ... I'm not sure about that.

AlmightyCushion

walshb wrote: »

He showed utter contempt for our courts and justice system yesterday. No surprise..

And, after driving at dangerously high speeds resulting in this court appearance he then exits a narrow lane at quite a speed. Reckless arrogance..

How did he show contempt for the courts and justice yesterday?

Sweet Science

But Conor its a 1.5

What a line from Paul Reynolds.

Lukker-

Sweet Science wrote: »

But Conor its a 1.5

What a line from Paul Reynolds.

If only my 1.5 could do 155 MPH

The Nal

glasso wrote: »

That's just #fake news made up by the haters. Where are the videos?

He admitted to beating his missus.

EagererBeaver

He was being sarcastic FFS.

The Nal

EagererBeaver wrote: »

He was being sarcastic FFS.

Ha ok missed that. Worth remembering though!

LollipopJimmy

AlmightyCushion wrote: »

How did he show contempt for the courts and justice yesterday?

By wearing a tracksuit apparently... Oh and by following what the judge said last time, send a legal representative or appear himself.
TBH that judge seemed to be acting the fanny yesterday 'how much do you earn? and don't tell me 110million in a day' and 'you can pay by installments if you wish'

I think Conor is acting like a knob and a spoilt brat at the moment but this bull**** about contempt for the courts is a load of balls

snowflaker

LollipopJimmy wrote: »

By wearing a tracksuit apparently... Oh and by following what the judge said last time, send a legal representative or appear himself.
TBH that judge seemed to be acting the fanny yesterday 'how much do you earn? and don't tell me 110million in a day' and 'you can pay by installments if you wish'

I think Conor is acting like a knob and a spoilt brat at the moment but this bull**** about contempt for the courts is a load of balls

Judges always ask the convicted offenders that to decide on the fine

Courts, like MMA, have rules and procedures too

Lukker-

LollipopJimmy wrote: »

By wearing a tracksuit apparently... Oh and by following what the judge said last time, send a legal representative or appear himself.
TBH that judge seemed to be acting the fanny yesterday 'how much do you earn? and don't tell me 110million in a day' and 'you can pay by installments if you wish'

I think Conor is acting like a knob and a spoilt brat at the moment but this bull**** about contempt for the courts is a load of balls

Judges are all ego, it's no surprise that they clashed. They aren't used to cheek, Conor wasn't there cap in hand, it was a speeding ticket not a DUI

weldoninhio

LollipopJimmy wrote: »

By wearing a tracksuit apparently... Oh and by following what the judge said last time, send a legal representative or appear himself.
TBH that judge seemed to be acting the fanny yesterday 'how much do you earn? and don't tell me 110million in a day' and 'you can pay by installments if you wish'

I think Conor is acting like a knob and a spoilt brat at the moment but this bull**** about contempt for the courts is a load of balls

If he sent a legal representative to just plead flat out guilty the judge would have accepted that. Same as in any other case. McGregor wanted to plead guilty but give "mitigating circumstances", that is why the judge demanded that he appear. You can't put forward evidence as chinese whispers.

Un1corn

Not sure if this is the place. Now honestly I don't like McGregor's show boating but I do believe a huge part of it is an act but I couldn't care. I know it's part of MMA but it's a bit classless. I am not a big fan of MMA but I can't help looking sometimes.

One thing that annoys me personally is the image McGregor presents of Irish men. The guy is probably the only Irish man known in China I hate it when Chinese say oh you are from the same place as McGregor. I don't want that associated

[Deleted User]

Un1corn wrote: »

Not sure if this is the place. Now honestly I don't like McGregor's show boating but I do believe a huge part of it is an act but I couldn't care. I know it's part of MMA but it's a bit classless. I am not a big fan of MMA but I can't help looking sometimes.

One thing that annoys me personally is the image McGregor presents of Irish men. The guy is probably the only Irish man known in China I hate it when Chinese say oh you are from the same place as McGregor. I don't want that associated

That's the unfortunate situation we find ourselves in.

Icaras

Un1corn wrote: »

Not sure if this is the place. Now honestly I don't like McGregor's show boating but I do believe a huge part of it is an act but I couldn't care. I know it's part of MMA but it's a bit classless. I am not a big fan of MMA but I can't help looking sometimes.

One thing that annoys me personally is the image McGregor presents of Irish men. The guy is probably the only Irish man known in China I hate it when Chinese say oh you are from the same place as McGregor. I don't want that associated

Could you tell them you're English?

Autochange

Un1corn wrote: »

Not sure if this is the place. Now honestly I don't like McGregor's show boating but I do believe a huge part of it is an act but I couldn't care. I know it's part of MMA but it's a bit classless. I am not a big fan of MMA but I can't help looking sometimes.

One thing that annoys me personally is the image McGregor presents of Irish men. The guy is probably the only Irish man known in China I hate it when Chinese say oh you are from the same place as McGregor. I don't want that associated

It's not part of MMA. 99 % of MMA fighters don't carry on like that.

rustynutz

The man is a ****ing genius, he has found a way to stay in the headlines despite not stepping into a MMA cage in over a year.

sc86

bump

mkdon

ricero wrote: »

Some donut so he is.

And the fat hanger on tracksuit wearing mate riding shotgun with him is laughable

say it to his face

jodaw

mkdon wrote: »

say it to his face

It would be hard to do since he is half the time getting his face bounced off the floor and knocking himself out:D

hatrickpatrick

sc86 wrote: »

bump

I've seen some completely unnecessary bumps of highly active threads in my time, but this one takes more of the piss than all the rest combined

The Ayatolla

That judge seemed delighted to meet McGregor.