Sharron Davies hits back at Jason
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Good for her, it is a family programme and no one should have to endure personal comments like the ones he dishes out!
Hello
I think Jason had already decided that he didn't like Sharron, even before she started to skate.
There were some rumours circulating that Sharron wasn't very nice behind the scenes.
Perhaps Jason attacked her in order to support the other competitors.
To bring her down a peg or two.
It is also interesting how quiet the competitors have been since the furore began
I think Jason had already decided that he didn't like Sharron, even before she started to skate.
There were some rumours circulating that Sharron wasn't very nice behind the scenes.
Perhaps Jason attacked her in order to support the other competitors.
To bring her down a peg or two.
It is also interesting how quiet the competitors have been since the furore began
She really looks as though she's dressed for a family entertainment prog in that picture! 
She's right about Jason but probably hasn't done herself any favours with him by saying so!
She's right about Jason but probably hasn't done herself any favours with him by saying so!
Originally Posted by MiltonBlake:
“Hello
I think Jason had already decided that he didn't like Sharron, even before she started to skate.
There were some rumours circulating that Sharron wasn't very nice behind the scenes.
Perhaps Jason attacked her in order to support the other competitors.
To bring her down a peg or two.
It is also interesting how quiet the competitors have been since the furore began”
“Hello
I think Jason had already decided that he didn't like Sharron, even before she started to skate.
There were some rumours circulating that Sharron wasn't very nice behind the scenes.
Perhaps Jason attacked her in order to support the other competitors.
To bring her down a peg or two.
It is also interesting how quiet the competitors have been since the furore began”
Swimming world rumour has it that Sharon is not well liked - however that does not excuse Jason from the vitriol he's meted out to her - and not for one minute do I believe he attacked Sharon to support other competitors; he did it for the same reason he dishes out insults year after year - to gain attention.
As for the other skaters remaining silent - I imagine they're looking after their own interests and whatever they think, are distancing themselves from the debacle in the hope they don't become the next victims of his acid tonglue.
Originally Posted by duryea:
“The attention-seeking comment is ironic though, considering.”
“The attention-seeking comment is ironic though, considering.”
Why?
Originally Posted by SheShe:
“She really looks as though she's dressed for a family entertainment prog in that picture!
She's right about Jason but probably hasn't done herself any favours with him by saying so!”
“She really looks as though she's dressed for a family entertainment prog in that picture!
She's right about Jason but probably hasn't done herself any favours with him by saying so!”
She has no say in what she wears - no doubt the producers, wardrobe designers or whoever, put their tiny brains into gear and thought that with her background it would be appropriate to dress her in something resembling a swimsuit week in and week out.
As for this being a family programme - should we stop youngsters watching the Olympics etc. because swimsuits are unsuitable attire for family viewing?
Originally Posted by Ignazio:
“Why?
She has no say in what she wears - no doubt the producers, wardrobe designers or whoever, put their tiny brains into gear and thought that with her background it would be appropriate to dress her in something resembling a swimsuit week in and week out.
As for this being a family programme - should we stop youngsters watching the Olympics etc. because swimsuits are unsuitable attire for family viewing?”
“Why?
She has no say in what she wears - no doubt the producers, wardrobe designers or whoever, put their tiny brains into gear and thought that with her background it would be appropriate to dress her in something resembling a swimsuit week in and week out.
As for this being a family programme - should we stop youngsters watching the Olympics etc. because swimsuits are unsuitable attire for family viewing?
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I'm guessing the irony stems from the fact that Sharron is commenting in detail about these remarks of Jason's in the national press whilst also stating that said remarks are all about attention seeking and the only thing to do is ignore them. Slight contradiction in terms methinks although it was something of a catch 22.
Originally Posted by tabithakitten:
“I'm guessing the irony stems from the fact that Sharron is commenting in detail about these remarks of Jason's in the national press whilst also stating that said remarks are all about attention seeking and the only thing to do is ignore them. Slight contradiction in terms methinks although it was something of a catch 22.”
“I'm guessing the irony stems from the fact that Sharron is commenting in detail about these remarks of Jason's in the national press whilst also stating that said remarks are all about attention seeking and the only thing to do is ignore them. Slight contradiction in terms methinks although it was something of a catch 22.”
Guess I'm a bit slow today.
Judges like Jason and Craig on SCD are included in their respective panels as part of the entertainment value; as much as I like Karen Barber, imagine how boring the judging would be if they were all as sweet as her?
The celebs who take part in these shows are there to do job - yes, it's a competition but mainly it is a JOB .... one they are being extremely well paid to do. They know beforehand the type of criticism that gets metered out, and if they don't think they can take it, they shouldn't do the job.
However, I am in total agreement that Jason's 'faecal matter' comment was way beyond the realm of decency, but I don't think he should be sacked, but I do think he needs to understand that was going too far.
Mind you I did think Sharron looked dreadful in that brown "swimsuit" on Sunday. I realise the celebs don't have too much say in what they wear, but they do have some rights and can "put their foot down" when something is really bad. It would have taken no more than about 1 hour to make and attach a skirt; sleeves would also hide Sharron's "swimmers' arms" and make her look more feminine.
The celebs who take part in these shows are there to do job - yes, it's a competition but mainly it is a JOB .... one they are being extremely well paid to do. They know beforehand the type of criticism that gets metered out, and if they don't think they can take it, they shouldn't do the job.
However, I am in total agreement that Jason's 'faecal matter' comment was way beyond the realm of decency, but I don't think he should be sacked, but I do think he needs to understand that was going too far.
Mind you I did think Sharron looked dreadful in that brown "swimsuit" on Sunday. I realise the celebs don't have too much say in what they wear, but they do have some rights and can "put their foot down" when something is really bad. It would have taken no more than about 1 hour to make and attach a skirt; sleeves would also hide Sharron's "swimmers' arms" and make her look more feminine.
Originally Posted by SheShe:
“She really looks as though she's dressed for a family entertainment prog in that picture!
She's right about Jason but probably hasn't done herself any favours with him by saying so!”
“She really looks as though she's dressed for a family entertainment prog in that picture!
She's right about Jason but probably hasn't done herself any favours with him by saying so!”
That's what I thought, she's taken herself down to his level. Lower if you consider attacking his desire to foster children.
Maybe its me, but I think the public love to hate judges like Jason and will back a celeb who is attacked by them, but celebs who snipe back aren't generally popular.
Originally Posted by duryea:
“The attention-seeking comment is ironic though, considering.”
“The attention-seeking comment is ironic though, considering.”
Pots and kettles spring to mind.
Originally Posted by Ignazio:
“She has no say in what she wears - no doubt the producers, wardrobe designers or whoever, put their tiny brains into gear and thought that with her background it would be appropriate to dress her in something resembling a swimsuit week in and week out.”
“She has no say in what she wears - no doubt the producers, wardrobe designers or whoever, put their tiny brains into gear and thought that with her background it would be appropriate to dress her in something resembling a swimsuit week in and week out.”
I thought they all had a say in what to wear, they wouldn't be forced to wear something they didn't like. I remember seeing an interview with the wardrobe guy somewhere.
Originally Posted by jill1812:
“That's what I thought, she's taken herself down to his level. Lower if you consider attacking his desire to foster children.
Maybe its me, but I think the public love to hate judges like Jason and will back a celeb who is attacked by them, but celebs who snipe back aren't generally popular.
Pots and kettles spring to mind.
I thought they all had a say in what to wear, they wouldn't be forced to wear something they didn't like. I remember seeing an interview with the wardrobe guy somewhere.”
“That's what I thought, she's taken herself down to his level. Lower if you consider attacking his desire to foster children.
Maybe its me, but I think the public love to hate judges like Jason and will back a celeb who is attacked by them, but celebs who snipe back aren't generally popular.
Pots and kettles spring to mind.
I thought they all had a say in what to wear, they wouldn't be forced to wear something they didn't like. I remember seeing an interview with the wardrobe guy somewhere.”
I may be wrong - but I saw it reported somewhere that this is not the case.
As for her comments on fostering children - her point was that his remarks affect not only the skater, but also their children and anyone who doesn't take this into account, must surely lack any understanding of youngsters and for this reason would make an unsuitable parent; or is it the case that it's ok to ignore the repercussions his comments might have on the kids of others - if so what an example to set for a child.
I agree that some of his remarks should be taken for what they are - the only way in which he can attract attention to himself - but this time he overstepped the line. Most celebs would wait until they were out of the competition before speaking out so good for Sharron for having the guts to retaliate whilst still in the competition.
Originally Posted by Ignazio:
“As for her comments on fostering children - her point was that his remarks affect not only the skater, but also their children and anyone who doesn't take this into account, must surely lack any understanding of youngsters and for this reason would make an unsuitable parent; or is it the case that it's ok to ignore the repercussions his comments might have on the kids of others - if so what an example to set for a child.”
“As for her comments on fostering children - her point was that his remarks affect not only the skater, but also their children and anyone who doesn't take this into account, must surely lack any understanding of youngsters and for this reason would make an unsuitable parent; or is it the case that it's ok to ignore the repercussions his comments might have on the kids of others - if so what an example to set for a child.”
From one comment she can decide whether he can be a good parent? I bet social service wish they had thought of that.
Jason has said a lot of horrible things what Sharron has said it far worse than that.
Originally Posted by Ignazio:
“I may be wrong - but I saw it reported somewhere that this is not the case.
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“I may be wrong - but I saw it reported somewhere that this is not the case.
”
You may be right. I suspect the actual answer is somewhere in the middle. They do tell them what to wear but if someone said no way they would change it.
Originally Posted by jill1812:
“From one comment she can decide whether he can be a good parent? I bet social service wish they had thought of that. Jason has said a lot of horrible things what Sharron has said it far worse than that.”
“From one comment she can decide whether he can be a good parent? I bet social service wish they had thought of that.
Jason has said a lot of horrible things what Sharron has said it far worse than that.”
I'm not a fan of Sharron - but on this occasion I can understand her desire for revenge - her kids were hurt and could look forward to more teasing at school.
If I were a parent perhaps I'd feel the same.
Originally Posted by Ignazio:
“I'm not a fan of Sharron - but on this occasion I can understand her desire for revenge - her kids were hurt and could look forward to more teasing at school.
If I were a parent perhaps I'd feel the same.”
“I'm not a fan of Sharron - but on this occasion I can understand her desire for revenge - her kids were hurt and could look forward to more teasing at school.
If I were a parent perhaps I'd feel the same.”
I think her comments say more about her than Jason. She came over as really spiteful.
Maybe she is angry at her kids being teased, but surely if that had been her actual concern she wouldn't have done the show in the first place.
Originally Posted by jill1812:
“I think her comments say more about her than Jason. She came over as really spiteful.
Maybe she is angry at her kids being teased, but surely if that had been her actual concern she wouldn't have done the show in the first place.”
“I think her comments say more about her than Jason. She came over as really spiteful.
Maybe she is angry at her kids being teased, but surely if that had been her actual concern she wouldn't have done the show in the first place.”
She was probably expecting Jason's usual bitchy jibes, but I doubt if she thought he would liken her to sh*t.
Guess we'll agree to disagree on this one.
Originally Posted by duryea:
“The attention-seeking comment is ironic though, considering.”
“The attention-seeking comment is ironic though, considering.”
It isnt really, she has the right to defend herself like anyone else.
Bravo Sharron - it is about time someone stood up to that perverted bully. It is very sad that some people think hurling abuse and insults at people is entertaining and even worse when people get paid for it. What has our society come to! I wish that ITV would flush Jason Gardiner away. I know I have all had enough of this vicious, mincing queen.
Originally Posted by samiskim:
“Bravo Sharron - it is about time someone stood up to that perverted bully. It is very sad that some people think hurling abuse and insults at people is entertaining and even worse when people get paid for it. What has our society come to! I wish that ITV would flush Jason Gardiner away. I know I have all had enough of this vicious, mincing queen.”
“Bravo Sharron - it is about time someone stood up to that perverted bully. It is very sad that some people think hurling abuse and insults at people is entertaining and even worse when people get paid for it. What has our society come to! I wish that ITV would flush Jason Gardiner away. I know I have all had enough of this vicious, mincing queen.”
What makes Jason peverted? Or a bully? Or a vicious, mincing queen?
Originally Posted by jill1812:
“What makes Jason peverted? Or a bully? Or a vicious, mincing queen?”
“What makes Jason peverted? Or a bully? Or a vicious, mincing queen?”
I certainly agree with 2 out of 3 of those statements.
I think 3 in a bed romps which are then disclosed to the press for a bit more self seeking publicity is pretty perverted, particularly from one who is hoping to foster a child; and imo he bullies the contestants who are hardly in a position to hit back.
Originally Posted by tabithakitten:
“I'm guessing the irony stems from the fact that Sharron is commenting in detail about these remarks of Jason's in the national press whilst also stating that said remarks are all about attention seeking and the only thing to do is ignore them. Slight contradiction in terms methinks although it was something of a catch 22.”
“I'm guessing the irony stems from the fact that Sharron is commenting in detail about these remarks of Jason's in the national press whilst also stating that said remarks are all about attention seeking and the only thing to do is ignore them. Slight contradiction in terms methinks although it was something of a catch 22.”
Perhaps, but Sharon may be haunted by the journalists until she caved in and said something to shut them up, and the best she could say to them (parting shot) was to ask them to 'leave me alone' by saying 'ignore it'?
Originally Posted by jill1812:
“I think her comments say more about her than Jason. She came over as really spiteful.
Maybe she is angry at her kids being teased, but surely if that had been her actual concern she wouldn't have done the show in the first place.”
“I think her comments say more about her than Jason. She came over as really spiteful.
Maybe she is angry at her kids being teased, but surely if that had been her actual concern she wouldn't have done the show in the first place.”
She's not a charvoiyant to know that she's going to compared to a pile of shit that won't go again, surely?
Of course everyone who takes part of the show knows at some point they are going to be criticised for their skating/dancing, but THAT?
Do you mean Kieron likes to be told of his slight frame EVERY WEEK for no apparent reason by the same judge? I don't think there's anything in the contract to say they must accept being verbally bullied by gutter-mouthed Jason like that on TV.
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