Froch stuck in England by Volcanic ash

[ross]

Yeah yeah, wait for the craap he says after the fight then

Alltogether the travelling time will be about 7 or 8 hours, what with driving to the airport, or airfield, flying in a little slow plane and then driving to the hotel in Denmark from Germany, there will be traffic delays as well and dont forget its Kesslers promoter organising the travel, there will be delays for sure

[skel1983]

Yeah yeah, wait for the craap he says after the fight then

Alltogether the travelling time will be about 7 or 8 hours, what with driving to the airport, or airfield, flying in a little slow plane and then driving to the hotel in Denmark from Germany, there will be traffic delays as well and dont forget its Kesslers promoter organising the travel, there will be delays for sure

What the fuck you talking about 7 or 8 hours? He is coming from England to Denmark direct, you are bitter as fuck towards Froch, going to Denmark from England on a Wednesday for a fight on the Saturday will leave him tired and no time to recover LMAO.

Takes me more time to get to work everyday you div!

[HattonTheHammer]

Yeah yeah, wait for the craap he says after the fight then

Alltogether the travelling time will be about 7 or 8 hours, what with driving to the airport, or airfield, flying in a little slow plane and then driving to the hotel in Denmark from Germany, there will be traffic delays as well and dont forget its Kesslers promoter organising the travel, there will be delays for sure

What the fuck you talking about 7 or 8 hours? He is coming from England to Denmark direct, you are bitter as fuck towards Froch, going to Denmark from England on a Wednesday for a fight on the Saturday will leave him tired and no time to recover LMAO.

Takes me more time to get to work everyday you div!

[Kirkland Laing]

Yeah yeah, wait for the craap he says after the fight then

Alltogether the travelling time will be about 7 or 8 hours, what with driving to the airport, or airfield, flying in a little slow plane and then driving to the hotel in Denmark from Germany, there will be traffic delays as well and dont forget its Kesslers promoter organising the travel, there will be delays for sure

It won't be seven or eight hours, it'll be one and a bit with zero check in time. The drive from the Danish airport or northern Germany to Herning will take longer but Froch was always going to have to drive that distance anyway. And the flight will be closer to $10 000 than $100 000, that's just the promoter being a promoter.

For somebody who's always telling us how hard he is and how he's even gone into fights with broken ribs he should be able to handle one hour in a private jet and a few hours in the back of a nice car.

[ross]

Yes, 7 or 8 hours travelling time I reckon, thats from leaving his base to getting to his Denmark base!

Skel, your not a world rated athlete whos trying to stay sharp and is dehydrated and on the eve of your biggest and hardest ever fight with no fans to cheer you on Its going to affect him and like I said, the driver from Germany to Denmark is working for Sauerland, so expect delays

[Mikkel_K]

Yeah yeah, wait for the craap he says after the fight then

Alltogether the travelling time will be about 7 or 8 hours, what with driving to the airport, or airfield, flying in a little slow plane and then driving to the hotel in Denmark from Germany, there will be traffic delays as well and dont forget its Kesslers promoter organising the travel, there will be delays for sure

I think it is fair to say that the traffic delays (outside, possibly, in the airspace) will be minimal. They won't be driving in big cities anyway. Depending on where they land, it will be a 1-3 hours drive to Herning (I don't think the airspace is open yet in the closest airports, so they might have to come from Germany).

Sure, if he was fighting tonight that would be a major disadvantage. But he has three days to get over it, so it really, really shouldn't mean much. Anyway, the hassle and time isnt much worse than if he had to get from Nottingham to, say, Cardiff - and nobody would even come close to use it as an excuse then.