I have watched every highlight show and live feed show. I haven't once seen Michael do or say anything that bad, he's clearly a nice guy imo and still by far my favourite in the house. Have I missed something? Are there some extra shows that I don't know about with unseen psycho Michael footage?:joker::confused:

Personally I found most of the other housemates reasons for nominating him very offensive.:joker:

denise had the loose women vote from the off, i doubt thisll make much difference

Oh for goodness sake, talk about blowing things wayyyyyyy out of proportion


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At the end of the day Denise hasnt done much wrong....she wants Michael to like her but when she has had a drink she cannot accept NO for an answer. Its the sort of behaviour that occurs after a few drinks and she will learn from this.....but she didnt deserve that.

Yes, I'm sure she'll get the sympathy vote and there'll be no sympathy for Michael who realises she's turned the whole house against him....I guess he hasn't got feelings..I guess that didn't hurt him..I guess he's not entitled to be grumpy....:bored:
..you reap what you sow Denise

He didnot call her mentally disturbed - he said she is emotionally disturbed. A clear difference in language.

She is emotionally all over the place; drinks and goes on the attack. She herself has admitted in her own book she is emotionally unstable and has made a career talking about it. It was harsh but true. Could it have been dealt with better - probably - but MM is blunt and straight to the point.

It still amazes me how people can over react to a few words in BB. He hasn't hounded her - if anything he's worried about her and how she behaves when she drinks - but no one listens to him though. He's now wound up.

(I remember in BB11 when Ben made an innocent comparison comment about Josie and he was hounded and it was twisted to mean something completely different).

Two words don't deserve to be ratched up to this level. If they were untrue - then fair enough - but they are not.

He's a 54 year old guy whose lived a full life - he knows the score and is a lot more switched on than most housemates in there about Denise and what is really going on with her.

How would some posters feel if someone kept waking them up, hounding them, not respecting their need for space, bitching about them constantly, changing their mind the next day about the relationship, trying to hit them, taking every little thing and blowing out of proportion or taking it personally. Walk a mile in MM's shoes and then make judgements.

He's fed up and a little hurt.

Yes she was so heart broken she took off all of her clothes and jumped in the hot tub.
She should have left him alone the first time he told her. But no. She thought this would be good TV. She acts up all the time and she knows she has a huge following on TV. I have always liked her on TV but her behaviour in CBB is the first time I have seen her after she has had a few drinks and I am afraid she is not very nice.
However I cannot see that it will make any difference to her standing.
Michael is out of his depth on that show. He is trying to stay in the background the way Gareth does but Denise will not leave him alone. It reminds me of Rex and poor Rachel. He tormented the life out of her but she never ever said that Rex bullied her even though he ridiculed everything about her.

Oh for crying out loud. Talk about overegging the pudding Chuff and really stretching it out . :joker:

If anyone is liable to do any battering, it's Denise - given her aggression towards Michael, clenched fists into his face, saying she was going to punch his face in, fingers poking in his face.

If any 'abuser' label is to be tagged to anyone, it is Denise. Remember Chuff, she has admitted that her husband has been known to throw bowls of water over her due to her temper strops and uncontrollable behaviour as it was the only way to get her to stop.

Sympathy votes? Yeah sure...... it's her husband and family I feel sorry for: they've got to live with her all the time. Poor sods.

She shouldn't be drinking to the extent if she has a history of depression.