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Hmm was there a lack of sympathy for Jade?
Perhaps I'm reading too much into this but there seemed to be a distinct lack of sympathy for Jade from the other dancers (Ricky Whittle/Alesha excluded).
When Ricky sent his best to Jade & Ian, none of the other dancers joined in. If the likes of Zoe had the same injury they all would have been crying their eyes out. I'm not suggesting that people should have been in floods of tears but there just seemed to be a "meh" quality about the responces to her injury. |
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Yep, I definately think so. The rules favoured her on this occasion so I guess that was sympathy enough
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There is certainly a lack of sympathy from some people on this board. The poor girl's knee popped out, for heaven's sake!!
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I agree their reactions were a little muted but, I put it down to tyhe shock. Out of all the competitors she is the one who could lose the most through an injury to her leg/foot and people probably don't know what to say.
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There is certainly a lack of sympathy from some people on this board. The poor girl's knee popped out, for heaven's sake!!
The implications for her sporting career are enormous. |
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Agreed, she has so much more to lose through injury, I hope that it doesn't curtail her in Strictly - as I so wanted her to get to the final - but her athletics career has to come first.
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I thought that, too.
The implications for her sporting career are enormous. |
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There is certainly a lack of sympathy from some people on this board. The poor girl's knee popped out, for heaven's sake!!
As I said in another thread the DWTS way of dealing with injuries is fairer that if a competitor can't dance for whatever reason they use their rehersal footage so they can still be part of the vote like everyone else. They would probably have been saved anywhy. Hope she gets better soon. |
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At least the rules allow the celebrity to sit out the show for one week only.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/strictlycomedan...ews_jade.shtml |
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I'm not sure how the other competitors should have responded. There was a distinct sombre mood backstage which i thought was fitting. No point in all of them mentioning it - it would have brought even more of a downer to the show.
Kind of puts it all into perspective though when someones life work, dreams and hopes are threatened! |
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No there was not a lack of sympathy for Jade, for everyone to mention it would have put a bigger downer on the evening which was alrerady pretty muted with Laila and Bruce as well.
Also it is still a competition and despite feeling sorry for someone the other couples still had to perform to earn their places next week. |
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I don't think people have a lack of sympathy for Jade (though I haven't read a lot of the comments) I think the free pass was the problem and the fact the show has not got a good enough contingency plan when someone is injured.
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I really didn't see any lack of sympathy. Anything more could easily have looked just like attention-seeking or fake. I think they all looked sombre and nervous, which I'd have thought the appropriate reaction.
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should they all have been crying everytime they come off stage?
dont be ridiculous-im sure they all feel for her but have to get on with things like they do everytime someone leaves |
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As I said in another thread the DWTS way of dealing with injuries is fairer that if a competitor can't dance for whatever reason they use their rehersal footage so they can still be part of the vote like everyone else. They would probably have been saved anywhy.
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I really didn't see any lack of sympathy. Anything more could easily have looked just like attention-seeking or fake. I think they all looked sombre and nervous, which I'd have thought the appropriate reaction.
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I think half the problem was that her injury happened last minute.
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I don't think that would work over here though because of the dance off.
They could have scrapped the dance off and went to the public vote. They just don't seem to be able to make the decisions quick enough and have good plans in place in case of the unexpected.They could have handled the situation better. |
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I think half the problem was that her injury happened last minute.
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Perhaps I'm reading too much into this but there seemed to be a distinct lack of sympathy for Jade from the other dancers (Ricky Whittle/Alesha excluded).
When Ricky sent his best to Jade & Ian, none of the other dancers joined in. If the likes of Zoe had the same injury they all would have been crying their eyes out. I'm not suggesting that people should have been in floods of tears but there just seemed to be a "meh" quality about the responces to her injury. |
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I wonder if the BBC had filmed Jade's complete full dress rehearsal dance from all the various angles ... they could have shown her rehearsal dance ... and the judges could have perhaps marked that ... the problem would have been if she had been in the dance-off ...
I think everyone was very concerned ... hope you get fit and well very soon Jade. |
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Perhaps I'm reading too much into this but there seemed to be a distinct lack of sympathy for Jade from the other dancers (Ricky Whittle/Alesha excluded).
When Ricky sent his best to Jade & Ian, none of the other dancers joined in. If the likes of Zoe had the same injury they all would have been crying their eyes out. I'm not suggesting that people should have been in floods of tears but there just seemed to be a "meh" quality about the responces to her injury. |
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I thought that most of the dancers both pros and celebs seemed in a state of shock. I actually thought that Ricky was saying as if he wanted everyone to think what a lovely caring chap he is. Sorry if that sounds cynical but I think he is far too smarmy and he was hoping for a few more votes for being Mr Nice Guy. I'm sure I read somewhere that the others feel he struts his stuff and annoys some of the others backstage. It's not the first time he has done something like that just after he has scored highly and somethimes overmarked IMHO. But of course this all could just be gossip to gain more viewers etc etc.
I'm racking my brains to remember when he offended the others after he scored highly in a dance and really can't think when it was. |
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I totally agree. That wasn't an "actress" crying on our screens that was a young woman whose dreams of an Olympic medal are threatened. A doctor told her not to dance, and yet she's getting hammered for it. I despair for this forum at times, where on earth is the compassion?
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Perhaps I'm reading too much into this but there seemed to be a distinct lack of sympathy for Jade from the other dancers (Ricky Whittle/Alesha excluded).
When Ricky sent his best to Jade & Ian, none of the other dancers joined in. If the likes of Zoe had the same injury they all would have been crying their eyes out. I'm not suggesting that people should have been in floods of tears but there just seemed to be a "meh" quality about the responces to her injury. |
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If every contestant had mentioned Jade the show would have been all about her and I'm sure that's the last thing she would have wanted.
I'm more surprised at some of the unsympathetic opinions on this forum. Should Jade have to withdraw due to injury not only will we have lost the most exciting dancer in the show (my opinion) but more seriously she might also have put her athletics career in jeopardy. |
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