...just said so on DOI Friday, stating that he deliberately snubbed her and did not want to shake hands with her. "Disrespectful", he says.

Well I'm appalled at the pompous prat's behaviour. He was disrespectful to both Sharron & Pavel on many occasions over the last few weeks

Arrogant little tosser with an ego the size of Jupiter - with no real reason why he should be so deluded...

This confirms what Sharron said in her blog:

To be honest I don't blame him. She was very unlikeable, and arrogant. She deserved it, its not her place to change things.

I think Jason was quite right in what he said tonight. And the others seemed to back him up. Let's finally face it. Sharon wanted an easy ride so that she didnt look too awful compared to the others, and it went pear shaped. End of.

No mention of Gardiner's disrespect of Ms Davies long experience in athletic performance and intimate knowledge of her own body and it's limitations.

I am not sure what disappoints me most,Gardiner's arrogant almost conceited views,or the defence of same by some in this thread

Jason is just glad to put Sharron down to try and justify his remarks the other week which were hardly respectful.

He must be pooing himself at the moment about whether they want him back next year - even though OfCom let him off lightly it's not very clever to get reported and what he said was appalling.

Nasty piece of work.

Totally agree

His attitude towards Sharron from the onset has been disgusting.

His behaviour toward Sharon and Pavel, and others, has been disrespectful.

Irrespective of the rights and wrongs of the Sharron situation, does Jason not see the possible irony in deliberately snubbing someone who has been "disrespectful"?

A bit like a child saying, "I can't believe you called my mum a cow - that's horrible and you should get into such trouble for it and it makes you a nasty person and anyway your mum is a fat, ugly pig..."

Oh the irony.

Jason is nothing more than the panto villain and court jester. He's there to be ridiculed and lampooned; should he start to take himself seriously he is danger of jeopardising his raison d'être.

None of us really know what happened. So I cant really comment.

You might argue that the show is going to put their side across to make them look good but on the other side Sharron is going to put her side across to make herself look good.

Or the irony of those how slag off Jasonby calling them every name they can think of.

There is certainly something in that too.

On past experience,I would say that commenting on things you don't know the details of is exactly what internet forums are for

Yes,I would not stoop to his sort of behaviour....I'd just hang 'im

I`m just waiting to see who he picks on next - possibly Danny then we`ll see Frankie in action !!

So lets see, another ITV production interviewing Jason and not reprimanding him for his action, but showing him up as the hero, and not representing Sharron's side of the story. And another production, where everyone agrees with the production team, T&D and the paid ITV staff, but not with the competitor who just left. Sounds fair to me (not).

ITV are really outdoing themselves, and I for one lost a lot of respect for them. Say about the BBC what you will, I don't think this would happen.

Jason Gardiner is arrogance personified. I have never been appalled by Sharron's behaviour. In fact I admire her enormously and she came over as a person with grace and dignity. On the other hand that Gardiner creature's behaviour appalls me beyond belief. Jumped up, rude, peverted little tosser who has done very little and knows very little and would benefit from going on a course to learn some manners and how to control that mouth of his.

I not only have lost respect for ITV, but also Philip Schofield and Torville and Dean for being complicit in the bullying of Sharron.

I wonder who they will target next week. What a shower.

Unfortunately he does take himself seriously. He isn't a pantomime villain, he means what he says. If you read what he says on twitter, he's just a nasty person.

"on my way to Elstree to do the new friday DOI show. Who knows how it's going to be?? Ben Sheppard (yawn) and Coleen Nolan. Hmmmm"

"on my way to elstree studios to film DOI Friday show. I wonder which contestant's pithy right to reply I'll have to endure this week?"

"the booing was OTT and rude tonight. Normally it doesn't bother me but the idiots in the audience made it impossible for me to critique. booing after I've commented is fine but before I've said anything is just ignorant and boring."

"Finally Sharron's true colours came thru. I am appalled at her disrepect toward Jayne&Chris. Bad sport diva brat. She's got to go!!"

"Well done to the public for voting correctly tonight. I walked off because I'm not two faced. Sharron disrespected T&D who work so hard."

Oh come on pleassseeeeeeeeee. They will never drop Jason, look at all the publicity he gets for DOI. It is all about ratings, ITV arent worried whether people like or respect each other.

This is the real world. Pink and Fluffy just doesnt do it where business and ratings are concerned

I have no problem with any of that, it's all pretty accurate.

Well we'll see. I don't think their ratings are that great this year, and they've got rid of two judges so far. None of the judges can be sure of being there next year.

Jason is not a 'pantomime villain' - as others have said, he's really like this. With his 'fecal matter' remark and apparently slagging off other team members as well as contestants via Twitter he's sailing very near the edge. That's not the only offensive thing he's said.

The main draw is surely the calibre of contestants, not the judges, and if people are not willing to be subjected to his particular brand of 'entertainment' having seen what he's said this year it will be bye bye Jason.

I think they would have done as well to draw a line under it rather than taking it up in Friday's show, the sight of Colleen Nolan saying sanctimoniously that she always did what she was told was hardly the most convincing counter argument.

(Though it was quite funny when you remember how many required elements she dropped at the last minute.)

Of course they are going to support him at the moment - they have no choice other than getting rid of him mid series. But I would be very surprised if he is sure about being there next year, hence the sycophantic tosh about 'being disrespectful'.

If I were him I would be quite worried that Emma Bunton apparently has the brief to be 'harsh but fair' at the moment, and is doing it better than Ruthie did it and a lot better than he does it.

he can talk about appauling behaviour !. calling someone a piece of S*** is hardly the done thing

Just heard what Jason said last night, he was spot on.

Coleen was right, they did adjust to her injuries. Torvill & Dean obviously thought Sharron could do the choreography.

Whatever the circumstances I'm glad she's gone, I think we've got the best top 7.