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Red Team Eviction tonight (Friday)
Kayess
29-04-2005
It's got to be Simon - don't you think?!
Mykonos
29-04-2005
Originally Posted by Kayess:
“It's got to be Simon - don't you think?!”

I think it would be pretty unfair on the other two if it isn't but who knows how the public vote will go.
Kayess
29-04-2005
Do you think Simon's got a big pink vote? Or people who think he's hilarious - Brian Dowling factor?

Or could voter apathy win through - I don't see any major pro Sam or Terry movement going on anywhere?
dawson
29-04-2005
Well he certainly hasn't got Adam's vote (GR's sous chef), if he was allowed to!

Simon: I want to invite you & Chef to tea. I'll give you tea & scones.

Adam: Yeah? Buy 'em in!

dome
29-04-2005
I'd like to see Sam go to be honest, then Simon. She's only after fame and a celeb partner, not a hardworking career.
diamondcat
29-04-2005
Originally Posted by Kayess:
“It's got to be Simon - don't you think?!”

Hope not! All that swishing about and face pulling. Someone needs to remind him that this is a kitchen, not Madame Jo Jo's!
Mykonos
29-04-2005
Originally Posted by dome:
“I'd like to see Sam go to be honest, then Simon. She's only after fame and a celeb partner, not a hardworking career.”

Now,now.......you don't know that.If anything I'd say Simon was more fame hungry than Sam.After all this is his second RTV role.
Mykonos
29-04-2005
Originally Posted by Kayess:
“Do you think Simon's got a big pink vote? Or people who think he's hilarious - Brian Dowling factor?

Or could voter apathy win through - I don't see any major pro Sam or Terry movement going on anywhere?”

Tbh I don't know about the 'pink vote' now in RTV.It didn't help Marco or Dan or even the runner-up in BB5(can't even remember his name now).Yes,I can.....Jason.

I've already said that Joe Public has been overdosed by RTV so really anyone could win.Many people just watch and never vote now,I think.
moogester
29-04-2005
I'm hoping Simon stays. He hasn't got a cat in hell's chance of winning it, but he's more entertaining to watch than Terry or Sam.
Hemustvthemes
29-04-2005
It will be simon. I am 80% sure.
jackie1811
29-04-2005
The reason why I think Terry should go is because he has coped well in the kitchen and with Gary's praise, he has let it all get into his head. He was quick to squeal to Chef whenever Simon made a mistake and it was so right for Simon to tell him 'If I've made a mistake, tell me, not Chef'. He is pathetic and such a teacher's pet (self made).

I was a supporter for Terry until that night when he and Simon had to work together and it came to blows. He never liked Simon (and Aaron) right from the start and he took every opportunity he had to put Simon down or to get him into trouble with Gary.
dawson
29-04-2005
You’ve clearly never worked in a professional kitchen have you? You seem to have made the same mistake as Simon who has never worked in a professional kitchen.

One of the most important things to ensure is that the Chef is fully aware of everything that is happening during Service. That means that if a mistake is made, the Chef needs to be informed so that he can reschedule the orders or advise the other cooks to delay their dishes accordingly as all plates for a tables course must go out together.

Terry, with his kitchen experience, was advising Chef that a mistake was made, and that he would therefore be late delivering the ordered dish to the pass that he was responsible for. To prevent him taking the flack he truthfully pointed out that it was Simon that caused the error, not he.

So you see, to just have a quiet word with Simon, rather than inform the Chef would not have been an appropriate action in that instance.
Moody Ms
29-04-2005
Well it should be Simon if you are going on talent but I think it will be Sam. Simon has been featuring heavily in the highlight programmes where as Sam has been quiet. This I think makes a difference.
itgirlleeds
29-04-2005
I think Sam will go, she has got a lot of backs up with her attitude and the way she was so dismissive about Aaron after he went. Also Terry does seem to have a bit of a following.
dawson
29-04-2005
I agree it would be good if Sam goes. Terry has a bit of a following and appears to be quite good at cooking.

And Sam leaving would mean Simon stays, thereby winding up GR and Adam
and probably Terry too - don't beleve that 'we're all good pals now' nonsense - Terry realised that the more he was wound up by Simon, the more Chef would make them work together
Lord Harlow
29-04-2005
I actually think it'll be sam, for some odd reason. I think people will see entertainment in Simon, like they did last year by keeping Edwina Currie in
Mr Smoothy
29-04-2005
I don't think it will be Terry and ive got i feeling it will be Sam
MikeJW
29-04-2005
Simon? That's a surprise.
habby
29-04-2005
Originally Posted by Kayess:
“It's got to be Simon - don't you think?!”

Well done!!!
habby
29-04-2005
Originally Posted by Mr Smoothy:
“I don't think it will be Terry and ive got i feeling it will be Sam”

Not well done!!
LadyKnight
29-04-2005
I'm glad to see the back of him. Mind you somehow I think he will do everything he can to stay on the telly!
Lucas123
30-04-2005
Im glad Simon has gone
jackie1811
30-04-2005
Originally Posted by dawson:
“You’ve clearly never worked in a professional kitchen have you? You seem to have made the same mistake as Simon who has never worked in a professional kitchen.

One of the most important things to ensure is that the Chef is fully aware of everything that is happening during Service. That means that if a mistake is made, the Chef needs to be informed so that he can reschedule the orders or advise the other cooks to delay their dishes accordingly as all plates for a tables course must go out together.

Terry, with his kitchen experience, was advising Chef that a mistake was made, and that he would therefore be late delivering the ordered dish to the pass that he was responsible for. To prevent him taking the flack he truthfully pointed out that it was Simon that caused the error, not he.

So you see, to just have a quiet word with Simon, rather than inform the Chef would not have been an appropriate action in that instance.”

No, I have never and have no desire to work in a professional kitchen unless of course Jean Christophe Novelli approaches me in person to plead

It has nothing to do with "Kitchen Experience". On the contrary, it has all got to do with Common Decency. The Chef (in this case Gary Rhodes) has far more important matters on hand than to deal with who did what and when. Since Terry has had professional kitchen experience, he should know better to deal with the matter himself (since both he and Simon are partners at this particular station) then to snitch.

Time is the essence and any problem should be dealt with swiftly, providing a solution rather than broadcast it with the intention to put make someone who already feels inadequate feel almost zero.

I'm not a big fan of Simon but I sympathised with him in this particular situation.
Lucytash
30-04-2005
Well done Terry! My chosen final was Terry & Kelly! I can't see Gary beating Kelly.

Wrong night/wrong thread! I'm not really concentrating
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