[Kulafey]

So Daley is more or less saying that Hazel was asking for it? And shame on Emma for agreeing. No matter what Hazel has done (and I'm no fan of hers) no woman deserves to be grabbed round the throat, pinned to the bed and threatened with violence. And now he's full of BS about how "the house" made him cheat on his Gf.
He's a disgrace and they shouldn't give such a misogynistic bully air time.

[Emmyasdfghjkl]

I know its sickening.

[Josy]

I don't think he said that at all tbh, he said what everyone else has been saying since it happened that it started off as play fighting and he took it too far..

[snail69]

I thought he came off quite sincere and he genuinely seemed to be sorry for his actions in the house.

I'm not condoning his actions but I do believe that the house got the better of him and in the end he didn't recognise himself.

I think the whole experience will benefit him and he will move on from this whole thing and succeed in life.

[Drew.]

Originally Posted by snail69

I thought he came off quite sincere and he genuinely seemed to be sorry for his actions in the house.

I'm not condoning his actions but I do believe that the house got the better of him and in the end he didn't recognise himself.

I think the whole experience will benefit him and he will move on from this whole thing and succeed in life.

agreed

[Northern Monkey]

As much as i agree,He should'nt have treated a woman like that.I kinda think the drink had alot to do with it.I've seen peoples character totally change to be unrecognisable when they're very drunk.I'm not excusing what he did,It was wrong.Maybe he should'nt have drunk so much knowing he can't handle it.

[Niamh.]

That was a ****ing farce, shame on Emma for how she handled it too, ****ing disgusting, they're more or else condoning what he did and blaming Hazel as much

[cookiemonster]

he needs help and should never have been let on the show

[smeagol]

emma should be ashamed of herself and also she needs to start learning about bb as all tonight she is totally cluless

what a waste of time. he never said sorry for what he did. he is blaming hazel and bbbots seem quite happy with that with the amount of asskissing she done which was pathetic

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by Kulafey

So Daley is more or less saying that Hazel was asking for it? And shame on Emma for agreeing. No matter what Hazel has done (and I'm no fan of hers) no woman deserves to be grabbed round the throat, pinned to the bed and threatened with violence. And now he's full of BS about how "the house" made him cheat on his Gf.
He's a disgrace and they shouldn't give such a misogynistic bully air time.

He didn't say that at all,he said he would let people make their own minds up regarding hazel,why do people fabricate?

[Verbal]

I thought he came across quite well. I think he's a very impressionable and naive person and he has learned a valuable life lesson being in there.

You can't justify the way he grabbed and spoke to Hazel, and he didn't. It is unacceptable behaviour and he knows it. But I think it would be unfair to vilify him.

Hazel is more than partly to blame for what he became in that house. She knows shes an attractive woman, she knows Daley is just a walking bag of testosterone, as are most men. She has shown no redeming qualities whatsoever in the way that she conducted herself around him. She manipulated the whole situation (not talking about the few mins in the secret house). She only had to click her fingers and he would do what she wanted. She should have shown some decorum and dignity and backed off him when she realised he had a girlfriend and child.

[GypsyGoth]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

That was a ****ing farce, shame on Emma for how she handled it too, ****ing disgusting, they're more or else condoning what he did and blaming Hazel as much

[Josy]

How were they blaming Hazel?

[RichardG]

I can't believe I sat through 30 minutes of BBBOTS to watch that rubbish. All tonight has done is remind me why I never watch that show. And what was Emma saying? "It takes two to tango"? Maybe so, but it only takes one to pin someone down to the bed by their neck and threaten them. Complete nonsense.

[Vicky.]

Originally Posted by snail69

I thought he came off quite sincere and he genuinely seemed to be sorry for his actions in the house.

I'm not condoning his actions but I do believe that the house got the better of him and in the end he didn't recognise himself.

I think the whole experience will benefit him and he will move on from this whole thing and succeed in life.

I would agree with this tbh

Was disgusted with Emma though, pretty much saying it was 50/50 for the blame. Yes, they were both flirting, but only one of them snapped and turned aggressive.

[Drew.]

Originally Posted by Josy

How were they blaming Hazel?

yeah, i dont think they put any blame on Hazel.. the interview was based on how he was in the wrong.

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by CynicalHermit

I thought he came across quite well. I think he's a very impressionable and naive person and he has learned a valuable life lesson being in there.

You can't justify the way he grabbed and spoke to Hazel, and he didn't. It is unacceptable behaviour and he knows it. But I think it would be unfair to vilify him.

Hazel is more than partly to blame for what he became in that house. She knows shes an attractive woman, she knows Daley is just a walking bag of testosterone, as are most men. She has shown no redeming qualities whatsoever in the way that she conducted herself around him. She manipulated the whole situation (not talking about the few mins in the secret house). She only had to click her fingers and he would do what she wanted. She should have shown some decorum and dignity and backed off him when she realised he had a girlfriend and child.

What a load of sexist bollox, Hazel is to blame because she's attractive and flirted with him and the poor man couldn't cope with that? Give me a ****ing break. He has no self control, that's 100% his fault, no one elses

[south12345]

Some people are certainly reading between the lines.......

[smeagol]

Originally Posted by CynicalHermit

I thought he came across quite well. I think he's a very impressionable and naive person and he has learned a valuable life lesson being in there.

You can't justify the way he grabbed and spoke to Hazel, and he didn't. It is unacceptable behaviour and he knows it. But I think it would be unfair to vilify him.

Hazel is more than partly to blame for what he became in that house. She knows shes an attractive woman, she knows Daley is just a walking bag of testosterone, as are most men. She has shown no redeming qualities whatsoever in the way that she conducted herself around him. She manipulated the whole situation (not talking about the few mins in the secret house). She only had to click her fingers and he would do what she wanted. She should have shown some decorum and dignity and backed off him when she realised he had a girlfriend and child.

lol that sounds a lot like the girl who wears a mini skirt deserved to be rapped argument as asking for it.. shocking

[reece(:]

Niamh is spilling the truth tea.

[Verbal]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

What a load of sexist bollox, Hazel is to blame because she's attractive and flirted with him and the poor man couldn't cope with that? Give me a ****ing break. He has no self control, that's 100% his fault, no one elses

Classic reading what you want to read. I quite clearly stated the 'incident' is totally unacceptable, and he acknowledged that.

There is no doubting whatsoever that she has used her 'womanly charms' for weeks to manipulate the situation in her favour. She's been like a cat with a ball of wool.

[GiRTh]

Originally Posted by CynicalHermit

I thought he came across quite well. I think he's a very impressionable and naive person and he has learned a valuable life lesson being in there.

You can't justify the way he grabbed and spoke to Hazel, and he didn't. It is unacceptable behaviour and he knows it. But I think it would be unfair to vilify him.

Hazel is more than partly to blame for what he became in that house. She knows shes an attractive woman, she knows Daley is just a walking bag of testosterone, as are most men. She has shown no redeming qualities whatsoever in the way that she conducted herself around him. She manipulated the whole situation (not talking about the few mins in the secret house). She only had to click her fingers and he would do what she wanted. She should have shown some decorum and dignity and backed off him when she realised he had a girlfriend and child.

Wow.

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by CynicalHermit

Classic reading what you want to read. I quite clearly stated the 'incident' is totally unacceptable, and he acknowledged that.

There is no doubting whatsoever that she has used her 'womanly charms' for weeks to manipulate the situation in her favour. She's been like a cat with a ball of wool.

She's single, if she wants to flirt she can, all it would have taken was for Daley to tell her no, I have a g/f and that would have been the end of it (I'm referring to the flirting btw not what happened last night) but instead he decided to write I like you on her leg and tell her that she was giving him the horn.

[Johnnyuk123]

Originally Posted by reece(:

Niamh is spilling the truth tea.

This.

[armand.kay]

Originally Posted by reece(:

Niamh is spilling the truth tea.

Yas she better preach it.