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Jimmy Stynes Speech from the B&F!

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WOW, just when I think the big guy has done it all, he comes out and amazes me a little bit more. What an absolute inspiration he is. Take care Jimma.

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    Video of his speech coming soon.

    There's video of it on the Hun article Andy. Looking forward to footage of what Neeldy had to say though :) God I wish I could be there.

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    Yes but does it have the authentic sounds of knives and forks clattering and waiters getting in the way. :)

    Haha, you continue to amaze me. Not only do you do all of this, but you give us the feeling of being there as well :wub:

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    I had lost faith in this guy living till today and there he is suiting up giving a speech.

    Im unaware of anyone tougher, in any realm you could name.

    I have said goodbye to a close few who have died of cancer and I didnt believe in the power of sheer will power.

    But I do now.

    Maybe prayers help too.

    Go Jimmy.

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    Words simply can't describe just how inspirational Jimmy is ....... a champion in every sense!

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    Such an amazing man, he embodies everything I'd like the MFC to be going forward.

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    Words simply can't describe just how inspirational Jimmy is ....... a champion in every sense!

    Summed up my feeling as well.......

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    Summed up my feeling as well.......

    +1.

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    I just love hearing Jimma use the words "TOUGH" and "TOUGHNESS" repeatedly in his words for Neeld. If anyone knows the definition of those words, it's Jim. Legend.

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    great speech

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    The soul and spirit of the club now that's for sure. What an effort to just get there. Inspiration enough, let alone getting up to speak. Go Jimmy!

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    Jimmy epitomizes hardness and a willingness to fight ANY battle till the end, luv ya Jimmy.

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    Amazing Speech.He really personifies toughness.

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    Love the man and what he has done for this club, he will never give in!

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