[Vicky.]

These idiots on BOTS saying Jeremy is just making things up now to justify his 'wrong' choice not to evict Winston. Erm...right

[joeysteele]

Yes, I admired him sticking to the fact he had issues with Nancy and not with Winston.

Far from doing him harm,I feel it will have done him a lot of good.

[ScottyT]

Of course he knew everyone would vote Winston, it was SO obvious. He could of took the easy route and voted for Winston to make things in the house easier for him but he went with what he believed so - fair play.

[mistybluesea]

I do. He most likely knew it wasn't going to be the popular opinion or that Winston was going to stay but instead of following the crowd, he followed his heart. I have a lot of respect for that kind of behaviour.

[Slevin]

i had no problem with it and dont think he was on Winston's side about his views at all. i expected Angie to be one of the more real ones but her reason was she wanted to keep a lady. ok lol

[mistybluesea]

Originally Posted by Slevin

i expected Angie to be one of the more real ones but her reason was she wanted to keep a lady. ok lol

Yeah, after her rant about him I seriously doubt that was her actual reason. A prime example of a cop out nomination but I don't see anyone complaining about it, vice versa and you'd never hear the end of it.

[jennyjuniper]

I do. I don't care for Jeremy, Winston or Nancy, but it's good that he voted as he thought, instead of just following the crowd.

[Withano]

No. Sometimes theres a clear right or wrong thing to do. Standing alone by doing the wrong thing isnt a commendable trait.

[Cherie]

He nominated Nancy so he would have looked a bit of a twat if he then choose to evict Winston, he liked Winston more than Nancy, it is possible to like people without agreeing with their views.