I just thought that he was a BBC boxing correspondent. 

Have met him a few times - years ago - and he’s a good lad. Enjoys a good night out!

Cooper and Webb were baffled when David Brent used it in The Office complete with hand gesture and overbite 

My understanding of 'bunce' was money.

After looking into it, it seems I'm a bit wrong. Apparently it usually implies someone has been overcharged or someone has earned more than they should....which means this sentence is correct:

'Laz makes decent bunce'

One of the all time great Kiwi centers.

I thought it was short for Bunsen burner ie nice little earner

in my world Bunce is money that is handily available in event of emergency.  think of it as the provisions the CFO can release in times of trouble

Cooper and Webb were baffled when David Brent used it in The Office complete with hand gesture and overbite

this is exactly what I think of when I hear the word "bunce". And Brent gauchly explaining: bunsen burner, nice little earner".   hehehe! 

Yeah it’s ‘Bunse’ from ‘Bunsen burner’

Heh. Buncey. Lad. 

Great word

Oft used by Davos and co 

Nobody else?