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Promoters of Tyson fight insist : "We like women really -
as long as they're not shouty lezzies."
With news that Frank Warren might not now bankrupt Glasgow's Rape Crisis Centre in pursuit of legal fees, sources close to the promoter were quick to insist that, despite previous evidence to the contrary, Mr Warren was not in fact a vindictive misogynist bastard.

"You can ask anyone dahn Frankie's manor," A Mr Bow Bells said last night, "Frankie worships the ground his dear old Mum walks on and no mistake." Furthermore, the lovable, pearl be-decked, capering archetype went on, "Frankie's always been one for the ladies. Love's em 'e does. Nice hair, smell sweet, God bless 'em all."

Mr Bells insisted that Mr Warren held no grudge against the women behind the legal action to block his boxer, "Barking" Mike Tyson, fighting in Scotland.

"Nah, nah, you've got it all wrong, God bless you my son. Frankie just wishes these Scotcher girlies behaved more like the dear old Queen Mum. Turned out nice, quietly spoken and not givin' it verbals the whole bleedin' time.."

The source went on to suggest that Mr Warren would be only too happy to organise a collection to pay the Centre's legal debt outside the fight venue. Women working at the Centre would be welcome to wave collecting tins under the noses of a mainly male audience queuing up to watch a display of barely controlled male aggression.

"All Frankie ask is that the girls don't come lookin' like a bunch a crazed feminists, all crew cuts and hairy legs. I mean, tell the truth, its not hygienic is it?"

In a move towards establishing Warren's pro-women credentials Mr Bells revealed that women would be playing a major role in the administration of the fight.

"Between rounds, we've got a lavley young lady in the ring with a round number placard. High heels, bikini, tits like boulders. Classy, you know what ah mean?"

Inside: Rangers to allow collection for the Society of St Vincent De Paul outside Ibrox.
July 2000
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