What on Earth is he going on about now - has he lost the plot?
What has politics or Brexit got to do with a boxing match? 
What a load of rubbish.
A comment made for a bit of attention-seeking publicity, maybe?
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I agree Boot, not one of Farageās better decisions. Heās giving too much weight advantage to Boris. I imagine Boris can take a punchā¦
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Heās such a clown. A clown that no longer has a circus to perform in so has to seek cheap publicity stunts like this to remind us of his existence.
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Ugh - heās another one thatās a scourge on humanity - I am sure there are plenty of people who love to bash his face in in a boxing ring!!! 
Iām sure Boris could easily beat that skanky arse!
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Against vile people? Yes!!!
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Iām pretty shocked and appalled at some of the prejudice and blood lust for violence on this thread.
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Yes but he hides it well. 
Ditto, it works every time, but not for me anymore.
Nigel Farage has a good claim to being the most successful politician in British history never to sit in parliament.
Farage, unencumbered by the constraints of reality, can continue to offer the promised land that Brexit was supposed to represent. Perhaps his biggest contribution to British politics is yet to come.
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July 29th, 2022
Read in Doncaster free Press we now need Nigel to be the MP candidate to help save Doncaster Airport.
July 25th, 2022
Not forgetting that a substantial number of working class former Labour voters in the North would probably support Farage too.
July 23rd, 2022
The basic problem for the Conservative party are that there are at least three kinds of conservative, and they often donāt agree with each other. The three are (1) Conservative MPs, (2) members of the Conservative party, and (3) people who prefer to vote Conservative. As I understand it, Conservative MPs prefer Rishi Sunak as the next PM, but the wider party membership prefer Liz Truss (according to surveys). The major point is what voters think about the choices, because that will determine the outcome of an election. Is this whole sorry business going to so annoy Disgusted of Tunbridge Wells that they vote against their natural preference?
It is worth noting that this split of party affiliation exists in the Labour party, but maybe with different effects. The Momentum faction in Labour party membership got Jeremy Corbyn the job of Labour leader, but I am pretty sure this was not popular with most Labour MPs, or with many traditional Labour voters.
The basic problem is that the choices we are offered at elections tend to have been heavily pre-selected by factions we donāt have any influence over. This is why I tend to vote ānone of the aboveā, or Liberal Democrat, as it is normally known.
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Not like you Azz, skanky really!
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No Iām not one of the 150k that tune into Farage on GB news.
However from what Iāve recently read on Farage itās done nothing to endear him . ā¦the challenge Boris boxing match or backing Trump and his social platform.
No I donāt believe saying Farage would go down well on big brother is offensive .
For once I agree with Piers Morgan who called Farage a treacherous weasel.
He has become a nowhere man in the political wilderness.
I understand he now calls himself a broadcaster and nothing wrong with the , just not my cup of tea
@Azz,. Vile people ? Hitler was vile, Stalin was vile, Putin is vile, Assad is vile,
Mugabe was vile. !!What puts Farage in their league ??
That he managed to gather enough votes to upset the status quo ??
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Wouldnāt we all 
hee hee
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I donāt think anyone should take any notice of what Piers Morgan says Ripple.
But I do think Nigelās offer to box Boris would not be a good idea. Was it taken out of context by the media, or was it said in jest?
I donāt usually agree with Piers Morgan but thereās always an exception to the rule and for once I agreed with him .
Yes challenging Boris is cheap attention grabbing stunt ā¦ Farage must be desperate.
Yep. Itād be billed as the Thrilla in Westminsta
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Or the Rumble with the Bumble(r).
Thatās me done on this thread
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Ah, I get it now, I should have seen it coming
This week he launched his new range of gin, in red, white and bleugh, ( jeez, you canāt buy class, can you? 
)
So he needs to get himself in the limelight to promote it and bingo! ā¦.
ā¦ he challenges Johnson to a boxing match thinking āThatāll get the suckers looking at my Twitter pageā. where, co-incidentally, heās pushing his gin 
Snake oil salesman
I liked the chap on Twitter who commented on the gin
āIād rather crap in my hand and clapā¦ā
Itās the taste of Brexit, apparently, could Farage get any more crass?
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