A very comprehensive compilation of Jeremy Metcalfe images has appeared on google. There are other people and some other Jeremy Metcalfes. But our very own Jeremy Metcalfe is the most prominent. Tbh I have never seen anything like this and I have been searching Jeremy news for a very long tme.


http://images.google.co.uk/images?so...title&resnum=4

Hope everything is alright here Jeremy ?.Those surnames......

http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=56926672786

I missed these 3 peak challenge pics on the link by Jeremy But here,they are.Very good views and map of the challenge.I do not know these people in the pics but for definate they are not the ones I saw first time.(I think that is a bit private)


Anyway,thanks Jeremy for giving us a glimpse into the challenge,it was epic and how did you drive that journey and climb in 24 hrs.? Welldone to all of you.

http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=56926672786

http://www.facebook.com/photo_search...72786&view=all

What a fab way that was for Jez to celebrate his 21st. Got me wondering what new challenges he may be lining up for the long vacation from uni? After all, how many 21 year old guys have raced a Ferrari, climbed the 3 Peaks and become a legend on this forum? Methinks we need to hear from our elusive fellow appreciator, Myramjetfleece.

Especially as Jeremy kept on telling Emilia that "he kept to the speed limit" whenever she thought he would be a fast driver on the road .

My husband climbed the 3 Peaks a few years ago - he was one of a group of seven from work, six of them climbed and one did the driving. They flew from London to Prestwick airport, were met by the driver and headed to Fort William for an overnight stay before climbing Ben Nevis first thing in the morning. The clock starts ticking the moment they start climbing. They descended and the driver hotfooted down to Scarfell Pike in England, followed by another very exhausting trip down to Mount Snowdon in Wales. The driver did not do any climbing. He not only did the driving, he also supplied the food and drink for everyone. They thoroughly enjoyed the experience and raised a shed load of money for a local hospice. By the way, the same intrepid gang are cycling through the Alps from Grenoble to Cannes this September - any excuse really to get away!

Nice to see you Cap.G. Good on your husband and his friends and thank you for sharing this incredible experience with us. I cant really imagine how it can be achieved in 24hrs,you must be incredibly physically fit. They seem extremely adventurous with the upcoming cycling in September

You have really challenged Jeremy and his friends to post and tell us what happened. I know for a fact one of the boys is registered on this forum aside of MyRamjetFleece.
I know someones "legs were ruined" after the climb lol

Another FM posted to say Jez will be doing the 5 peak challenge in the near future.We look forward to that.

A fitting tribute to the discussion on this page lol


http://www.facebook.com/jeremy.metcalfe1

As I posted before when I offered my respect and admiration to Jeremy and his friends , I would like the same to capricorn girl's Husband and work collegues in doing the Three Peaks challenge.

Well done.

Shame there is not a appropriate smilie.

[quote=AH59;33621666]As I posted before when I offered my respect and admiration to Jeremy and his friends , I would like the same to capricorn girl's Husband and work collegues in doing the Three Peaks challenge.

Well done.

Shame there is not a appropriate smilie.[/QUOTE]

LOL AH59 no smilie on the board can express how you feel? We need to petition DS to give us a smilie for admiration. You have raised an important point here.

Wish him a good vacation.I dont think Jeremy has ever been away from competetion for as long a period of time as this so it might not be that easy. I hope he can make some thing positive out of it and learn from it. It is a long time I know University freshers start on 9th September and continuing students a bit later than that. Probably some races might come by and some personal challenges.

Good suggestion, Jez and his friends could attempt a cycling challenge.Road cycling seems to be one Jeremy's hobbies

A new 3 peak challenge pic on Jeremy's facebook profile.It is tagged with his name. A good view of the mountains as well.

Thanks Jez,keep changing them

Things do not go unnoticed in this day and age. Diana Vickers' fans saw that Facebook Jez


A few posts here from DVAT in the Xfactor forum, some love for Jeremy and the fact that he is a fan of Diana Vickers
(picked from google)

http://www.digitalspy.biz/forums/sho...8210&page=1062

Good to see some Jez love on other areas of Digital Spy. Not all Jez fans post on these appreciation threads. But his threads are some of the most higly viewed threads on this forum.
If you look at the correlations between the no of posts and views,Jeremy attracts a lot of attention from the general public ie lurkers as we are not so many posters here.Not to forget that there have been 3 shows since Hijack.Jezers was started after the show,but even since last Thursday it is nearly 1000 views up,despite a show going on and new housemates on BB10 on Friday.

The big questions is who buzzed Jeremy on the drivers database and knew he had even won at Donnington Park? Simple answer-Jeremy Metcalfe fans from somewhere.

LOL honestly there is no need to be paranoid,this is an old news item.Things tend to appear in searches randomly even if they are old lol. We need items here otherwise we will not keep up

Never say never but for now I want to say my good byes to everyone including Jeremy round here. I dont rule out a return to this thread if there is anything to be appreciated. I have been under tremendous pressure and have had my buttons pushed left right and centre. I am glad things are a bit clearer now from the right sources. Although I probably knew a lot of it,it was not my responsibilty or my business to heighten speculation on these threads especially as in my view and experience there was a lot interest in my views and my words would have carried a lot of weight and made the situation worse. It has come about at the appropriate time when a lot had been wrapped up in the events of the previous 10 days. For Jeremy's sake I have held on to wait for that right time.

I do wish Jeremy the best in whatever you chose to do. There is no hurry,finish your degree everything else will come. After my first degree,I thought it was the end of the world but tell you what it is only the beginning and even no where near it. I do not even remember what happened in those 3 yrs and I struggle to locate my qualifications in the CV. I remember the disssertation as my worst score but interestingly I caught up with research later in life and it is now more than an academic qualification-it is a life skill. As you can see you are always reminded of driving someone else's Ferrari.That degree or degrees you will get are yours for life,nobody will claim them,nobody!!!

You also never know what is round the corner.I have a very personal reason why I have supported you this much,and for the first time I am going to reveal it. When I went to your website a few days into the show.I was impressed by the fact that despite as glamorous a career as motor racing you have tried to get an education off course it goes wthout saying that it is your priority. 3 years ago as result of an unfortunate side effect from chemotherapy I was required to give my driving licence back to the DVLA.I have not driven a car for all this time but my livelihood does not depend on driving. I have not even recovered fully but a few days ago during a hospital visit to look at my needs to get me back to work through occupational therapy. I found out that I can actually access some University schemes for disabled people and do my PHD soon as I have the time for it at the momment. If I was dependant on my driving licence where will I be now?I did not make a choice to get cancer at the height of my career. But all my papers are under lock and key and with the right health I can get them when I want.

You are my favourite BB housemate of all time and it is great that I got to meet you in person and you can always bank on my support.Sometimes I have had to remember that you are 21 yrs and its an age. (I have not actually forgotten....but have not said anything up to now,so...)

It was a pleasure watching you on Hijack.With all the ups and downs,I am a master at work politics and you can see I have had the last say,if not laugh I have actually enjoyed appreciating you on this forum. Making the threads in the main forum and dealing with the unexpected.

I will keep an eye on your career and you never know,we may meet again now that I know how to locate the circuits. Let us know of any challenges you get up to.

Tudor rose and capricorn girl its been a pleasure working with you on Jeremy's threads and I know we will meet on the ZAT after I come back from holiday. I am going on Saturday.

I have seen the edits Jez,no problem at all.....jump on any system. I cant do anything about it unless you........ Soon I will not have any say so it is up to you now.

I've always thought, ucra, you have been one of the most discerning and loyal fans ever on these threads. I will absolutely miss your posts, as although I didn't always post, I have managed to read every single one of yours. My excuse is a valid one, however, I am still to this day, too busy watching Jez on my old fashioned VHS tapes which gives me a continuous 8-hours of brilliant viewing. I am lucky enough to enjoy Jez in his full glory on my splendid 50 inch tv - something I have only recently acquired. And, oh boy, Jez looks amazing.

Thank god Hijack was available on the red button 24/7 feed. Unlike this year's BB where we all know we are being swept along on a scripted soap opera. The conversations between the Fab Four didn't need a script - they were so entertaining, led by Jez. As for the celebs, personally I thought Jez, Emilia, Amy and Vic outshone all of them. The irony is they got no publicity whatsoever, and the BB producers have swept them under the carpet completely, not so much as a mention as the Hijack show falls between the summer and celeb editions. This is most curious as those of us who really paid attention know it was probably the best ever three and a half weeks of UK BB ever.

How fantastic that you are forging ahead with your studies as an indirect result of going on Jez's website. I sincerely wish you every success in the future and it goes without saying that we all send our very best wishes to Jez. As you say, ucra, we will still be on this forum and hopefully we'll see you back posting on Jez's and Zig's ATs after what I hope will be a very happy holiday for you.

I like your style, ucra, never say never. I too hope that there will be more for us to appreciate from Jeremy on this thread. Your input has been exceptional, and I am so glad you got to meet Jeremy in person, particularly when he was in his element, at the track. As T.Rose has said, we were all hugely impressed with Jeremy in the BB house and unlike the producers, this small but happy band on the three Jeremy appreciation threads have been reluctant to let him go. As he has wisely decided to concentrate on his all important studies, we must wish him well and hope we get to hear if and when he is able to resume his racing career.

Your enthusiasm is boundless and you have produced some truly amazing facts, figures and statistics, all in the course of supporting and encouraging Jeremy. Thank you so much for your tireless efforts in keeping the Jeremy threads alive. It is a real pleasure sharing appreciation with like-minded people who see the same qualities in an individual. I hope you have a fantastic time on your holiday and look forward to our continuing appreciation of Jeremy and Ziggy.

Tudor rose and capricorn girl thank you very much for these wonderful compliments. I am really touched! I know both of you have shared with me similar sentiments privately at different points and wondered if Jeremy knows.Well,thanks to you now he does

I hardly speak about myself and I could have shown him my CV before I did some of this technical stuff but that is not me at all,my work speaks for me.I google Jeremy a lot but hardly google myself. A few days ago I googled myself and was very amused by the results as I have not worked for a few years now.My children were shocked.

I have also surprised myself a lot on this forum. I was not aware of how many transferable skills I had picked from about 15 years in areas of public health and health promotion. I am a Social Sceintist with an Msc in Social Reseach,but working in the National Health Service,a very media sensitive and political organisation and in very sensitive areas you inevitably pick a lot of PR and political correctness. I do not have a clue how this has transfered to motor racing but it has.

I have also learnt a lot from both of you.I lurked on the ZAT alot before Hijack and all threads Jeremy during the show. I was inspired by your styles and the way you put your arguments especially as English is not my first language.

I am very pleased that we have this thread and hope Jeremy can see and utilise it as webspace available for his publicity. There is more to Jez than motor racing.From his facebook which I had access to at some point he is very sporty and involved in all sorts. He is also very musical. On this thread and without racing,him,us and anyone who would like to join do not have to look over our shoulders.

This is a thread like the others on the forum.It depends on how much info he wants in the public but the 3 peak challenge has won him a lot of admiration and the secret is I stole the link from his facebook lol. I do not think he would have released it and he even closed it for sometime,but it has done more good than harm.So it now depends on what is available from him. How do people on the ZAT know what Zig is up to? He is sporty as well and there is always info about him and his sporting ventres on the thread.Does he have a News Feed?

As I said never say never,I am off to Stockholm tommorrow to recharge. I am back at the weekend but probably will be back on the forum mid week.

Hello everyone. I am back from my week's break with my ears still aching from flying.Hope everyone is fine and Jez. I wonder how we will get news now,but I hope we do. If I do not pop in in the next couple of days,do not worry I am around but still a bit tied down with a few things.

This is a quote from Jeremy's 5 Peak challenge link I have the link itself but it is not appropriate for me to link it to the forum. One member in this 'closed'group forgot and I believe accidentally to private set the link,so I found it in cyber space. It is available on pm and some people have already seen it.Anyone else might have to bear with me to open the links off my account,but it will only be available on pm.


Ok lads, thought id start organizing it now.5 Peaks, 48 hours. We will climb Snowdon (miners route), Scafell Pike, Ben Nevis, cross to northern ireland at Stranrae, climb Slieve Donard and finally Carauntoohil. Crossing back to civilization from Rosslare (Republic Ireland) to Pembroke. Over a thousand miles. Climbing 17,500ft(equivalent of walking from sea level to Everest base camp! minus the actual altitude,lol)

It is not clear from the link as to whether the challenge took place,the pic on it is from the 3 Peak challenge,I have seen it before.The boys are standing on a mountain peak,Jeremy in his famous hoodie standing in the middle of his two friends,one of them is wearing a light blue parker. Somewhere else is another mountain peak pic with Jeremy is different clothes and a back pack which in my recollection was uploaded around July. Based on this the 5 Peak challenge might have happened but I cant comfirm unless insenthemere or MyRamjetFleece have any further information and pops on here which off course will be appreciated.

If what Jeremy said in the quote above is what they did,then IMO it is an impressive achievement,good for them and welldone.

LOL This is worth some appreciation


http://www.jonnyelworthy.fotopic.net/p13045280.html

Motor racing, climbing mountains, now football !!! what next??
I actually so Jeremy in full cricket gear somewhere

Redmond main forum poll results of hottest malesof 11 big brother shows out today -ranking for Hijack males


1. Anthony Ogogo
2. Jeremy Metcalfe
3. Victor Arata
4. Nathan Fagan-Gayle
5. Jay Wilson
6. Liam Young
7. John Loughton

Top 25 hottest males BB1-BB10 including Hijack. Jeremy polls no11.

1. Alex Sibley (BB3)
2. Spencer Smith (BB3)
3. Anthony Ogogo (CH)
4. Rodrigo Lopes (BB10)
5. Stuart Pilkington (BB9)
6. Rex Newmark (BB9)
7. Stuart Wilson (BB5)
8. Isaac Stout (BB10)
9. Dale Howard (BB9)
10. Siavash Sabbaghpour (BB10)
11. Jeremy Metcalfe (CH)
12. Liam McGough (BB8)
13. Ray Shah (BB4)
14. Pete Bennet (BB7)
15. Victor Arata (CH)
16. Tom Oliver (BB10)
17. Anthony Hutton (BB6)
18. Sezer Yurtseven (BB7)
19. Tom McDermott (BB1)
20. Freddie Fisher (BB10)
21. Josh Rafter (BB2)
22. Craig Phillips (BB1)
23. Nathan Fagan-Gayle (CH)
24. Scott Turner (BB4)
25. Darren Ramsay (BB1)