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David Haye: I hate everything Dereck Chisora stands for | Boxing News | ESPN.co.uk David Haye has vowed to eradicate the "stain" of Dereck Chisora from British boxing when they do battle at Upton Park on July 14. Chisora was stripped of his British licence for his actions, which included spitting in the face of Wladimir Klitschko and brawling with Haye at a press conference, before and after a fight with Vitali Klitschko in February. Former British heavyweight champion Chisora has been accused of damaging the public perception of the sport, and Haye feels most people on England will be firmly behind him. "He'll have his fans come Saturday night but I'd like to think the majority of sane individuals in this country will be following me and rooting for me to get rid of this almighty stain on the sleeve of British boxing," Haye wrote in the Evening Standard. "We are both Londoners fighting in London, yet one of us is a menace to society and the other is out to crush that menace once and for all. Meanwhile, Haye, no stranger to insulting opponents, insists that he has never resented an adversary so strongly. "I don't think I've disliked an opponent as much as Chisora since turning pro in 2002 and, aside from our personal spat earlier this year, simply hate everything he stands for," he told the South London Press.

saw an interview with him on sky last night. He started off by saying "We're the people's club" then went onto saying "all our fans are local, proper fans from goodison park" and then ended it with "Everton fans go to watch us all over the world" -*Si-fucking-gh*-

After shagging arguably the ugliest bint ever born, this twat comes up with this: Jade Goody's widower Jack Tweed says he feels 'dirty' over one-night stand - mirror.co.uk Jade Goody's widower Jack Tweed says he feels 'dirty' over one-night stand By Fiona Cummins 21/07/2009 His shame over sex with model A guilt-stricken Jack Tweed wept after a drunken one-night stand with a glamour model and admitted: "I felt dirty and sick." Jack, who slept with Lisa O'Connor just three months after his wife Jade Goody, 27, died from cervical cancer, said: "I didn't stay the night. I had started to sober up and left after it happened. I felt so guilty that I started crying when I went home." Speaking for the first time about the fling last month, 21-year-old Jack revealed how he went back to Lisa's house after a night spent drinking with his mates at London's Embassy club. He said that Lisa, also 21, had deliberately pursued him. And he denied her claims that he had bombarded her with suggestive texts, including 'U WANT RUMP?' Jack told new! magazine: "I didn't really know her, but she kept turning up at all these club nights. She knew I was going to be there because they'd been advertised on Facebook." He added: "I can't remember it at all. I'd had so much to drink and I'm a bloke and these things happen. It's all very blurry." Club promoter Jack, who was jailed in April for attacking a cab driver, insisted Lisa had "manipulated" the situation and said he was consumed by guilt thinking about Jade. He said: "I think, 'What happens if she can see and she saw me doing that?' I know she told me to move on, but it's very soon." He added that he was now avoiding his mum, who would "give him a lecture", and was "nervous" about speaking to Jade's mother Jackiey Budden. He also feared he might "get a punch" off one of Jade's friends or relatives. Read the full interview in new! on sale now.