During last saturdays VT of their training, there was one bit where they bleeped out but you could still hear her say most of it from what I could make out!

It was a shot of her facing him, with her back to the camera and she said it quite agressively too.

Looks like they still haven't fully made up either from the way they where afterwards.

If she did say that then thats out of order and it angers me. None of them should be taking it so seriously that they resort to language like that!

You couldnt hear it , so best not put words in her mouth .Its very unfair to speculate and condem her if you are not sure .
Matt himself said it was taken out of hours and hours of footage and he wasnt too pleased to have it shown ., I thought they were absolutely fine and he is the judge of whether to be annoyed I guess .,

They are two adults! They are two very tired contestants nearing the end of a very long drawn-out competition!

The TV cameras are so omnipresent they were probably forgotten.
No wonder Matt's not pleased - any intelligent tape editor would have edited that bit out rather than put it in!! So some slob is trying to "generate interest" but doing it in utterly the wrong way.

I very much doubt it.

Yawn! This was already done to death this week on another thread.

I guess there is nothing new to talk about Matt and Aliona, so why not revisit old ground?

Zzzzzzz.

Cause its the first time I've posted on here since it was broadcast. Looked back on the last 2 pages, couldn't see a thread about it. Thanks for saying it is what she said, I knew it was, thought it was better to double check.

Previous series of SCD started earlier I'm sure.

Swearing or not they get on really well together, hope this is not another putting Matt down thread as it is sickening to hear. Stop making out that they are two old women, this thread shouldn't have been started off in the first place.

TBH that's what I thought she said too.

Disclaimer: Im not a Mattiona Hatah, Im just answering the OP's question.

Dont hear many old women swearing like troopers TP!

She shouldn't have sworn, but you can't always help it.

Oh he was probably wittering on about his farm

As a rider can I just say that I like all of the contestants this year bar one and it isn't Alimatt

You've never been to Torry then?

True. But if I swore like that in work I would be disciplined.


Not recently no!

Fit like quine?


It depends on the workplace, I think. I've worked both in places where swearing was out of the question, and where it was an everyday occurrence.

I don't think we heard any of it to my recollection. He said "don't swear like that, right in my face", then she said "what? *swear*" I think they probably messed up and she just swore out of frustration - if she'd said "shut the **** up" I would have thought his problem wouldn't have been with the fact she used a swear more that it'd be an aggressive statement in general. Also they probably would have made more of it - like when Jade lost it completely with Ian last year.

Thats very true. But a bit of professionalism to colleagues doesnt go amiss.

Oh of course

I agree and said as much in the other thread. I will also repeat - 'cos I do think it is important - that Matt did not say "Don't swear at me like that."

This is a transcript:

Matt: "Don't swear like that"
Aliona *confused* "What?Like what?
Matt: "Like that"
Aliona: "Like what? I sh..*long bleeeeeeeeeep*"
Matt: Yeh, right in my face

To be honest, I can't think what fits the ssh sound in that context (I'm not a Russian with English as a second language, bite me), but shut the eff up is a huge leap and all wrong given the fact they carried straight on dancing after that little interlude.

Nae bad.Foos yer doos?




I was thinking of the fish hooses when I said it.

I was reading the weather forecast and in typical North East style it said it was going to be fresh.

I agree with the poster above who said the tape editor should've cut that out. They all must swear in the training room the cameras are on constantly and I think it was really unfair to show that bit, odd decision!

Really? I I've worked for a medical director who extended even my knowledge of anglo saxon profanity.

Depends which speciality you work in I guess. I know if I swore at a colleague or in front of a patient I'd be strung up and deservedly so.

You're clearly not associating with the right old women

Nah, I am working in a rather well to do area at the moment, so lots of posh old crumblies sneering at my regional accent!