I'm a Celebrity 2017!!
He’s left the show apparently or they got rid of him because of some tweets he made a few years ago. In this day and age the past doesn’t belong in the past... especially when he’s only a young kid.. oh the joys of social media
He’s left the show apparently or they got rid of him because of some tweets he made a few years ago. In this day and age the past doesn’t belong in the past... especially when he’s only a young kid.. oh the joys of social media
I think that’s the reason anyway.. that’s the news from my daughter
I think that’s the reason anyway.. that’s the news from my daughter
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I don't really do reality, neither as entertainment or trading. But from the bits and pieces I've seen, what I hear from people talking etc., then far too self-centered....for a reality show seems like some serious mental issuesspreadbetting wrote: ↑Mon Nov 20, 2017 1:35 pmI thought that Jack came across quite badly for a reality show, far too self centered
On a more serious, isn't this risky business compared to horse or other sport trading, as evidenced by the guy being talked up in the opening post going out to a completely unrecoverable position, in no time (I assume)? One big mistake from a contestant on the show, or something from the past being dug up by the press, and you've got an unmanageable position on your hands surely. Not judging, but it seems more like a guilty pleasure, just like the show itself, rather than serious trading. Or?
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No real difference to any high risk sport market, you could just as easily back a faller in a horse race and have no chance to recover. It's all about managing your risk and the way you approach the markets. From my point of view I always had him as a loser in my book so worked out fine, I was surprised to still be able to lay some 20's when it was announced on TV, god knows how that info hadn't slipped out.
I know people like to see the reality markets as a bit of a joke and that's fine by me , the more people who throw a few quid into the market with no real thought the better.
I know people like to see the reality markets as a bit of a joke and that's fine by me , the more people who throw a few quid into the market with no real thought the better.
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"Booted off the show" Gotta love the likes of the Daily Mail and Sun creating a bit of moral outrage amongst their readers.
I think it's more a case of his management getting him out so he can try and rescue his 'career' by answering allegations against him which are more than some 6 year old tweets from what I've seen.
I think it's more a case of his management getting him out so he can try and rescue his 'career' by answering allegations against him which are more than some 6 year old tweets from what I've seen.
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I'm looking forward to SPOTY and further Paradise paper revelations (should be quite a few impacted other than LewisH)...
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I'm confused....are you saying PC is brainwashing and gagging people, or that this is what we stand for in the free world?
The thing is, I kinda think both statements are true in their own way.
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Anthony Joshua if hes fights Parker and Wilder next year and stays unbeaten he will defiatley win spoty next year. Have a hedge plan mapped up already for next year.sionascaig wrote: ↑Wed Nov 22, 2017 12:56 pmI'm looking forward to SPOTY and further Paradise paper revelations (should be quite a few impacted other than LewisH)...
Very big if though SHR.
He looks very beatable IMO, Parker is awful so shouldn't be him but Wilder and Fury (if he comes back) definitely stand a chance.
Good marketing by Eddie Hearn though to make him the nice guy of boxing who still lives with his mum suppose his bank balance won't be complaining.
He looks very beatable IMO, Parker is awful so shouldn't be him but Wilder and Fury (if he comes back) definitely stand a chance.
Good marketing by Eddie Hearn though to make him the nice guy of boxing who still lives with his mum suppose his bank balance won't be complaining.