Thanks for the reply Gary!

Somehow managed to curl sideways and mould myself to the shape of the front of the bloody big lump of a thing, so no broken bones from the collision. Just some hefty bruises on the thigh. What did the damage was being hurled through the shop window. Falling plate glass has no conscience! Another inch to the left and i'd be singing 'soprano' for the rest of my life.

I asked the question last year from the Belgian coach, as I assumed it was commonplace for them to fight that way.

Fantastic news that Tony Myers will be with us for the show. With all aspects of the Scottish MT scene making such huge leaps forward, I think its fitting that we bring the top man in the UK. It can only add more style, polish and credibility to our sport up here. Great for our own judges and referees to work along side Tony at the sharp end as well. They will all benefit from it im sure.

As for my remarks about last years guest ref. I understand and respect your conservative approach as a promoter. Thankfully, I am not burdened in that way, and take pleasure in speaking my mind where the notion takes me.

Yes, I agree, I'm sure the big man can fight! But I'll bet it's only ever on his own terms. I'll say again, "Big, pie eatin, beer swillin, titty bar doorman"
The kind of guy that the Gas Board send to your door when they're going to cut your supply off. Probably runs a small shady business doing 'questionable' PI work, and 'fixing' things. No doubt has some grubby business cards which say something like "Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap".

You can tell I was impressed!