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Clovis

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He's sorry alright. Sorry he finally got caught and is somewhat being held to account.

The sooner he's off the telly the better. He's like a stubborn turd that won't flush. The BBC needs to grow a pair and remove him from broadcast.
 
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Daisy Uncle

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He's on a rant on insta. says he is not guilty, and the BBC are basically evil.

Says he will not be cancelled.

I think he will be the next Netflix documentary!

I want to cancel him over the Silkins Silkin's in his rant, I understand he's fuming, but given how precious he is about his g you'd think he would spell Silkin correctly at least once.
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Ndrangheta

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It should be - why did the BBC not act way back in relation to the complaints! 🤬
That would mean someone having to make a decision. Far easier to have endless meetings and write endless internal memo's. It's a good way to justify your job, take home a very good wage, whilst not actually taking responsibility for anything. This sort of bullshit seems to be rife everywhere in society today, especially in county councils. Rant over.
 
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justonemorepage

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He keeps posting these supportive comments as if just because some people found him okay then obviously he's innocent of all wrong doing. Just because some people didn't have a bad experience doesn't mean that's all people who have encountered him. He's trying to spin the narrative that they are lying based on a few others saying nice things about him. That's not how this works. A predator doesn't prey on every single person they encounter. That would be stupid. They do it to the ones they think are less likely to say anything then turn on the charm for all the rest. He's just panicking that he's finally been caught out.
 
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HotesTilaire

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Also what adjustments could they make if he reckons his autism meant he was uncomfortable unless nude?
The workplace wasn’t suitable to the disability nobody knew he had. If he actually submits this claim to the Employment Tribunal he’s a bigger idiot than we thought, and we thought he was colossally stupid.
 
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Lico

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Unfortunately, bullies are protected. I put a complaint in about being bullied at work, a few colleagues backed me up. I had to explain myself to HR, I felt stupid relaying it. The bully is still there, and her clique are now bullying me. Some people even told me it's my fault for being bullied, I should ignore them, or stand up to them.
 
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shellie

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He was warned in 2018 about his behaviour yet despite that he went on being an arrogant, creepy perv. He deserves everything that is coming. Fake Cockney twat.
In 2017 as well. He made a rape joke on the Celeb Masterchef set, which was so horrible a woman (rumoured to be Kate Bottely) walked off the set in tears and reported it. He was made to apologise and did so with 'with tears in his eyes'. :rolleyes:

He clearly never learnt his lesson, as Charlotte Crosby, who was in the latest show, said he was really nasty to her as well, and the whole 'It's a surprise' thing is bullshit, as at least one producer has said they did report him years back, but it was ignored.
 
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NarcRage

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How can anyone who knows about food like a Harvester breakfast? Phoney twat.

How has this human tortoise got away with a career as a food expert for so long?
 
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frillylilly

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I think the CSA experiences, or why he's done what he's done, are largely irrelevant (to how things have ended up, not the wider discussions about misogyny) - I think it was his response and videos last weekend that have sunk him.

There's a world in which, if he'd responded with contrition and said something like "I'm revisiting (?) what I said and did in each of these cases and am working to understand why that's not okay" then things could've quietened down. I'm not saying that would be right or fair and that it would absolve him of what he's done, but if I was a woman who'd had a bad experience with him seeing his pumped up attitude at the weekend would've made me tell the press - and that's what's happened.
 
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boundandgagged

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Apologising because he has to but using being stressed and alone as an excuse for saying it, his original post seemed quite measured and calm, I didn't detect stress, he came across as an arrogant pig who believes he's done no wrong and probably still does, he hasn't denied what he's been accused of and basically said it's nothing because only 13 women have come forward, if I was his wife and her parents I'd be packing my bags and running for the hills
 
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Ndrangheta

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At least he accepted he was drunk and didn’t claim it was due to an underlying condition. I still don’t like him though and I think Dec would have managed fine without him.
Was drunk? or was A drunk? Pretty obvious he was pissed as a newt and high on pills, he could barely stand-up let alone drive a car. What the hell was his mum thinking (she was in the car with him right?). He's lucky not to be in prison.
 
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HairyWeeTerrier

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Over 50 years ago, I took a shortcut to work through Smithfield Market. Most mornings a guy with a barrow full of pigs’ ears would call out “Morning Rose, get em off” I just used to laugh and roll my eyes.
It wasn’t sexual harassment then, it was banter. Some women would accept it as such. If they didn’t they would sort it out themselves or get a male friend to give the offender a visit.
I think Gregg Wallace is possibly like that man, though obviously worse, he should have been dealt with.
he is an inappropriate , lewd, lecherous idiot of a man who has never gone beyond the age when he should know better. He should be in The Inbetweeneers, where boys have just discovered sex and are trying to be more shocking than their mates.
If he said something to me, I would deal with it myself there and then. If women stood up to him in public, in the moment, he would stop. No use ignoring it and complaining later.
again the BBC is to blame for this. Letting it go on, giving him airtime, paying him probably huge amounts of money.
Everyone letting it slide, for years.
John Torode didn’t like it ? Why didn’t he man-up and do something.
sometimes I think the world is full of wimps.
Gregg Wallace should have had his balls kicked years ago. That would have given him something to think about.
 
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ToodliePips

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Just posted on the secret celeb thread, he hasn’t a snowball in hell’s chance of suing the Beeb for discrimination against his autism that he didn’t know he had. How the hell would the Beeb make adjustments for it if he didn’t know he had it.
More to the point if, as he claims, many colleagues suspected neurodiversity during the time they worked together, HE was obviously aware in which case why didn’t HE a) reign in his behaviour and b) go for testing (as he isn’t short of a bob or two (or wasn’t). Why is it always someone else’s fault?
As the parent of an autistic child I get incensed by the frequency this is trotted out as an excuse for poor behaviour. My child knows such crude behaviour is bad. They also had to fight tooth and nail for a diagnosis whereas these people who WANT a diagnosis for an excuse, appear to be able to find a malleable doctor who is willing to certify them as neurodiverse for the appropriate fee.🤬
 
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