[xarjia]

MASTERCHEF judge Gregg Wallace was a football hooligan and womaniser. nice to see whatever your background, you get fame, fortune and a TV show.


http://www.newsoftheworld.co.uk/2701_chef.shtml

[daeyeken]

I hate that man - he always speaks with food in his mouth. Disgusting.

[No Chance]

I rather like him. He makes me laugh and his love for puddings is a joy to behold. So he was a bit daft in the past and made mistakes; so did I. I believe I'm a better person now though and wouldn't ever do things now that I have in the past and I'm sure Mr Wallace is the same. He and John make a great double act and it wouldn't be the same without either one of them there.

[daeyeken]

But what about his lack of eating manners?

[AGirlCalledkill]

Originally Posted by No Chance

I rather like him. He makes me laugh and his love for puddings is a joy to behold. So he was a bit daft in the past and made mistakes; so did I. I believe I'm a better person now though and wouldn't ever do things now that I have in the past and I'm sure Mr Wallace is the same. He and John make a great double act and it wouldn't be the same without either one of them there.

Yeah so what that was ages ago and hell yeah id do him!

[No Chance]

Originally Posted by daeyeken

But what about his lack of eating manners?

I think he's enjoying his food too much to care. In the heat of the moment, when scoffing a good pudding down, it's all too easy for manners to go hurtling through the window. I chuckle when I see him devouring pudding at breakneck speed whilst trying to speak.

[mad1]

Is this the "ingredients expert" chappy?

[No Chance]

Originally Posted by mad1

Is this the "ingredients expert" chappy?

That's the one!

[fat controller]

Nothing to do with his manners, or lack thereof - but I cannot stand him (or his companion). It is totally irrational, because I cannot put my finger on an exact reason - but everytime its on the box, I have the feeling that I'd love to use them both as leg exercisers.

[dome]

No surprise, don't think much of him anyway and don't understand why anyone would either.

[TommyGavin76]

For a bloke who apparently eats out loads he has no manners whatsoever. If I was on Masterchef and he smacked his lips together like that I think i'd have to chin him.

[daeyeken]

Exactly. We do not need to see the contents of his mouth as he chews!

[orangebird]

Originally Posted by No Chance

I rather like him. He makes me laugh and his love for puddings is a joy to behold. So he was a bit daft in the past and made mistakes; so did I. I believe I'm a better person now though and wouldn't ever do things now that I have in the past and I'm sure Mr Wallace is the same. He and John make a great double act and it wouldn't be the same without either one of them there.

I'm with you on this one. I think they're both fab.

[DaisyBumbleroot]

Originally Posted by daeyeken

I hate that man - he always speaks with food in his mouth. Disgusting.

yes! He is a d1ck! Always chomping on food and making schmacking schounds - i cant stand the way he acts like some real big authority and he says things in threes - how cliched - "Its punchy, its crunchy, its great - you'll go a long way", "Its soggy, its chewy and its undercooked - you can do better" - spray that again...

Originally Posted by No Chance

I think he's enjoying his food too much to care. In the heat of the moment, when scoffing a good pudding down, it's all too easy for manners to go hurtling through the window. I chuckle when I see him devouring pudding at breakneck speed whilst trying to speak.

er, no! Its because he wasnt taught any thats why they go out the window...

[ollysmrs]

Is anyone surprised? We've all got a past (in the words of the great Mr Bryant), but he has always come across as an ill-mannered greedy arse, and John Torode as well. Gutsing, greedy pair - no wonder they are both divorced