It's more the bad language that I tale exception too, it a forum that can be accessed by people if any age and posts like the above have no place on here.
So .... Tony doesn't mention his kids
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Originally Posted by davejc64:
“Only if you care about what is posted if not it's best to just laugh it off.”
“Only if you care about what is posted if not it's best to just laugh it off.”
I agree I hope Yvette does not set the ghosts on him:
Originally Posted by goonerlady:
“I agree I hope Yvette does not set the ghosts on him:”
“I agree I hope Yvette does not set the ghosts on him:
”
Always supposing she ever found one
While we don't know what was said we do know that something was said and most of it was broadcast. Yvette and Duncan made the same reference about Tony's children when they came out 3 days apart. Chris who was close to CC also made reference to that argument and how Tony appeared to be broken by it without going into specifics. Kieron too was shown saying he couldn't defend her over that. Ferne was also shown telling CC that was enough.
Now I have only watched the footage once and while what she said was abusive I don't think we saw anything specific that would warrant 4 campmate 2 of which were being triumphed by her fans for supporting to say what was said in camp and on their exit interview.
The fact that Tony didn't mention it does not surprise me, I just cannot see a father going on national TV and repeating abusive comments made about his children or even bringing it up. Not because he is a coward or a liar.
None of us know what ITV have said to the people involved and none of us know what they in turn have said to ITV, however CC disappeared from camp following yet another confrontation with Tony without saying goodbye to Kieron or Ferne which even CC fans must privately wonder what happened on that morning.
I doubt we will find out if or what was said from the remaining celebs, CCs stories in the red tops or the going out programme next week, and if Tony doesn't confirm anything publicly we will all just have to draw a line under it and move on.
Now I have only watched the footage once and while what she said was abusive I don't think we saw anything specific that would warrant 4 campmate 2 of which were being triumphed by her fans for supporting to say what was said in camp and on their exit interview.
The fact that Tony didn't mention it does not surprise me, I just cannot see a father going on national TV and repeating abusive comments made about his children or even bringing it up. Not because he is a coward or a liar.
None of us know what ITV have said to the people involved and none of us know what they in turn have said to ITV, however CC disappeared from camp following yet another confrontation with Tony without saying goodbye to Kieron or Ferne which even CC fans must privately wonder what happened on that morning.
I doubt we will find out if or what was said from the remaining celebs, CCs stories in the red tops or the going out programme next week, and if Tony doesn't confirm anything publicly we will all just have to draw a line under it and move on.
Originally Posted by colinwill:
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They both showed the dark side of human behaviour.
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They both showed the dark side of human behaviour.
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Shouldn't that say All three showed the dark side if human behaviour, in the interest of fairness
I really wsn't surprised that there was no mention.
He has now had two or three days relaxing, having a laugh and enjoying his time in there (which is how it should be IMO).
Why on earth would he come pot and allude to an incident that happened last week? Yvette was obviously still wound up and had been living with the tension right up to her eviction and it was still raw with Duncan.
I'm happy that Tony didn't make his time in the jungle all about Lady C. I would think the stories will come out eventually.
Last night it appeared Tony was happy to enjoy his interview and then go and spend time with his family.
He has now had two or three days relaxing, having a laugh and enjoying his time in there (which is how it should be IMO).
Why on earth would he come pot and allude to an incident that happened last week? Yvette was obviously still wound up and had been living with the tension right up to her eviction and it was still raw with Duncan.
I'm happy that Tony didn't make his time in the jungle all about Lady C. I would think the stories will come out eventually.
Last night it appeared Tony was happy to enjoy his interview and then go and spend time with his family.
Originally Posted by Mykey38:
“I think the alert button is there to deal with offensive posts such as the one earlier”
“I think the alert button is there to deal with offensive posts such as the one earlier”
Is there a faux outrage one aswell as I don't see what's offensive about calling yvette a shit stirrer
Originally Posted by sorcha_healy27:
“Is there a faux outrage one aswell as I don't see what's offensive about calling yvette a shit stirrer”
“Is there a faux outrage one aswell as I don't see what's offensive about calling yvette a shit stirrer”
Some people treat that one like a spacehopper.
Originally Posted by David Waine:
“Or he is more of a gentleman than some people here give him credit for.”
“Or he is more of a gentleman than some people here give him credit for.”
I thinks he is only a 'Gentleman' when it suits 'him' and makes 'him' look good.
TBH, it doesn't help that several factors have come into effect with this eviction, some apparently intentional & others just due to it happening on Friday night.
Ant & Dec appeared to be avoiding bringing up the relationship/.conflict with Lady C until, literally, the last minute of the immediate post exit interview, and seemed to cut off the interview very rapidly after that point. I know they are contained by live(ish) TV but it had all the appearance of having been planned that they would spend virtually the whole interview discussing mundane topics.
I did tune into IACGMOOHN, for the only time this season; God!, it gets worse every year, as they do continue a bit of an interview after the evictee crosses the bridge. Unfortunately, I forgot they leave it to the walking embarrassment that is Joe Swash - needless to say Paxman doesn't have to worry about being Meade redundant any day soon. Again, any conflict was skirted round, so no enlightenment there.
Duncan refused to be drawn by Laura Whitmore, as he had when appearing on GMB, earlier yesterday, simply stating words to the effect that he wants nothing more to do with Lady C &, for some inexplicable reason, deciding that Ferne should now win, when he'd stated Vicky was his choice, during his exit interview (though he did say he'd be happy to employ Vicky anytime).
Even the questions from the public avoided any mention of Lady C, when Duncan was answering them; probably an editorial decision, so again, no further information.
As it's Saturday, there isn't the usual round of daytime TV interviews; so no Tony on GMB & the Loose Women can't get involved (although Martin Kemp did step up to the plate on the latter, yesterday, & defend Tony).
One thing I'm pretty certain of is that, whatever else is said, when he's on the after-show tonight, we won't get a verbatim account of it being broadcast on nationwide TV. If it was cut from the original show, chances are that the same considerations will influence ITV now as did then.Tony's wife, Alison, will have toldl him what has been seen, & the details of the press coverage; but it is also known that she barred their children from watching the show, as she didn't want them to witness the tirades Lady C directed at their father. S, whilst there's a slim chance that he may just say a bit more, during his interview tonight, there's always the possibility that this could be inhibited by the threats of legal action against Duncan, Tony & ITV).
So, whilst the evidence of 3 campmates on leaving, plus Kieran's tearful statement to the bush telegraph, would suggest that something was said that was deemed to be very much out of order, it would appear that we're still not likely to have any intimation as to what exactly it was, at present.
Ant & Dec appeared to be avoiding bringing up the relationship/.conflict with Lady C until, literally, the last minute of the immediate post exit interview, and seemed to cut off the interview very rapidly after that point. I know they are contained by live(ish) TV but it had all the appearance of having been planned that they would spend virtually the whole interview discussing mundane topics.
I did tune into IACGMOOHN, for the only time this season; God!, it gets worse every year, as they do continue a bit of an interview after the evictee crosses the bridge. Unfortunately, I forgot they leave it to the walking embarrassment that is Joe Swash - needless to say Paxman doesn't have to worry about being Meade redundant any day soon. Again, any conflict was skirted round, so no enlightenment there.
Duncan refused to be drawn by Laura Whitmore, as he had when appearing on GMB, earlier yesterday, simply stating words to the effect that he wants nothing more to do with Lady C &, for some inexplicable reason, deciding that Ferne should now win, when he'd stated Vicky was his choice, during his exit interview (though he did say he'd be happy to employ Vicky anytime).
Even the questions from the public avoided any mention of Lady C, when Duncan was answering them; probably an editorial decision, so again, no further information.
As it's Saturday, there isn't the usual round of daytime TV interviews; so no Tony on GMB & the Loose Women can't get involved (although Martin Kemp did step up to the plate on the latter, yesterday, & defend Tony).
One thing I'm pretty certain of is that, whatever else is said, when he's on the after-show tonight, we won't get a verbatim account of it being broadcast on nationwide TV. If it was cut from the original show, chances are that the same considerations will influence ITV now as did then.Tony's wife, Alison, will have toldl him what has been seen, & the details of the press coverage; but it is also known that she barred their children from watching the show, as she didn't want them to witness the tirades Lady C directed at their father. S, whilst there's a slim chance that he may just say a bit more, during his interview tonight, there's always the possibility that this could be inhibited by the threats of legal action against Duncan, Tony & ITV).
So, whilst the evidence of 3 campmates on leaving, plus Kieran's tearful statement to the bush telegraph, would suggest that something was said that was deemed to be very much out of order, it would appear that we're still not likely to have any intimation as to what exactly it was, at present.
Originally Posted by sorcha_healy27:
“Is there a faux outrage one aswell as I don't see what's offensive about calling yvette a shit stirrer”
“Is there a faux outrage one aswell as I don't see what's offensive about calling yvette a shit stirrer”
Neither do I
Originally Posted by Ghost Misguided:
“Correct. Im not sure what the op is expecting. They've all been very polite in their interviews when asked about lady c. Duncan and tony especially, when theyve been asked have kept it short and civil.”
“Correct. Im not sure what the op is expecting. They've all been very polite in their interviews when asked about lady c. Duncan and tony especially, when theyve been asked have kept it short and civil.”
I'm afraid Lady C's fans are desperate to prove that she is some sort of victim and to minimise any offence she may have caused to anyone else in the camp. That's because Lady C[s feelings count but Tony and Duncan couldn't possibly have any feelings to hurt.
Both Tony and Duncan were, as you say, very polite about Lady C in their interviews. Maybe it's because they wanted to enjoy the experience and think of the positives rather than the negatives.
Tony looked gobsmacked when they showed clips of lady c swearing. He genuinely looked shocked as to what was actually said.
Originally Posted by haphash:
“I'm afraid Lady C's fans are desperate to prove that she is some sort of victim and to minimise any offence she may have caused to anyone else in the camp. That's because Lady C[s feelings count but Tony and Duncan couldn't possibly have any feelings to hurt.
Both Tony and Duncan were, as you say, very polite about Lady C in their interviews. Maybe it's because they wanted to enjoy the experience and think of the positives rather than the negatives.”
“I'm afraid Lady C's fans are desperate to prove that she is some sort of victim and to minimise any offence she may have caused to anyone else in the camp. That's because Lady C[s feelings count but Tony and Duncan couldn't possibly have any feelings to hurt.
Both Tony and Duncan were, as you say, very polite about Lady C in their interviews. Maybe it's because they wanted to enjoy the experience and think of the positives rather than the negatives.”
So because they can act like humans on live television do they deserve a medal?
Whose desperate to make out lady c is a victim..from my view I think it's about fairness and certainly the double standards needed to be addressed
Originally Posted by hisdogspot:
“He's shown a montage of Lady C giving it large and slating him ... and he laughs it off
Looks like he wasn't quite as offended as others pretended to be on his behalf”
“He's shown a montage of Lady C giving it large and slating him ... and he laughs it off
Looks like he wasn't quite as offended as others pretended to be on his behalf”
The Daily Mail comments pages show all she said was that his children would be ashamed of him. Yet, the charlatan ghost hunter, who ironically couldn't stay on a ghost train, decided to stir it up. His joviality, when being interviewed on his exit, lends itself to a storm in a tea cup; nothing to do with lawyers.
Originally Posted by yellowlabbie:
“You just can't help yourself can you?”
“You just can't help yourself can you?”
Well I have quite clear stated what I took offence with on the original post but as usual people are so eager to have a go they didn't even bother to read the post properly. Do you want me to repost it for clarification or shall I leave people to scroll up a bit.
Originally Posted by madetomeasure:
“The Daily Mail comments pages show all she said was that his children would be ashamed of him. Yet, the charlatan ghost hunter, who ironically couldn't stay on a ghost train, decided to stir it up. His joviality, when being interviewed on his exit, lends itself to a storm in a tea cup; nothing to do with lawyers.”
“The Daily Mail comments pages show all she said was that his children would be ashamed of him. Yet, the charlatan ghost hunter, who ironically couldn't stay on a ghost train, decided to stir it up. His joviality, when being interviewed on his exit, lends itself to a storm in a tea cup; nothing to do with lawyers.”
Is the Daily Mail comments page filled with contributions from readers or are the production staff on IAAC and evicted campmate posting news from inside the camp. Readers will know as much as us is bugger all
Originally Posted by Mykey38:
“It's more the bad language that I tale exception too, it a forum that can be accessed by people if any age and posts like the above have no place on here.”
“It's more the bad language that I tale exception too, it a forum that can be accessed by people if any age and posts like the above have no place on here.”
Originally Posted by Mykey38:
“Is the Daily Mail comments page filled with contributions from readers or are the production staff on IAAC and evicted campmate posting news from inside the camp. Readers will know as much as us is bugger all”
“Is the Daily Mail comments page filled with contributions from readers or are the production staff on IAAC and evicted campmate posting news from inside the camp. Readers will know as much as us is bugger all”
Sorry, just couldn't resist.
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