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By:
armagnac
When: 17 Nov 23 16:06
someone is very keen
By:
armagnac
When: 17 Nov 23 16:21
got a grand on, another 200 will do..thats my bb profit if jordan wins
By:
armagnac
When: 17 Nov 23 16:27
jesus, someone has gone to town on danielle..all books getting hammered
By:
stu
When: 17 Nov 23 17:32
Now I'm torn - she's my biggest green - to lay off for easy smaller profit, or go for the bigger green with risk....
By:
stu
When: 17 Nov 23 17:33
Think I need to wait till she shortens more.
By:
SuperSniper
When: 18 Nov 23 09:53
The more I think about this market the more tempted I become to back Farage for Top 3 at 5/4

I can’t imagine 3 of the camp mates from the line up will get more votes to win, TBH I wouldn’t be surprised if he won the show outright based from the controversial factor alone, nevermind all the extra screen time he will get doing trials, I’ve seen so many people on Twitter say they aren’t even going to watch the show because of Farage which will make it even easier……someone tell me if I’m overlooking anything
By:
stu
When: 18 Nov 23 09:58
I'm a layer of him for the win market, but I wouldn't lay top 3 as he's far too dangerous in that market.
By:
Lifter
When: 18 Nov 23 11:18
I'd lay 5/4 top 3 as that's still value I think. Sure, he has some support, but so do Sam, Marvin, Danielle, etc... He was a pompous face that will do him zero favours.
By:
stu
When: 18 Nov 23 11:30
He has potentially the most focused and quite sizeable support base - i.e. everyone in UK who supports his type of ideas.

I think there's a fair chance that breaks him into the top 3. I don't see him winning because it will become a support base as it thins down that also vote against him.
By:
five leaves left
When: 18 Nov 23 15:30
Cider • November 14, 2023 6:59 AM GMT
Comparing Hancock and Nigel is just laughable


I have to agree cider. Hancock had some vulnerability about him. Bit of a weird socially awkward Mr Bean type. Which the soppy GBP fell for. He was like a new puppy who had sh@t on your carpet. It was hard for many to stay angry with him for long. Even though in his case, it wasn't his inability to control his bowels that was the issue, but another part of his anatomy.

I don't see much vulnerability when it comes to Farage. He clearly has some charisma and charm, but coupled with a massive ego and a tendency to lose his rag when things don't go his way.
So no redemption arc like Hancock. Just his existing fanboys and girls voting for him. Which tbf I'm sure there are a fair amount of. But I'd be surprised if there are anywhere near enough to get him close to winning
By:
GeorgeBrush
When: 18 Nov 23 16:04
I'd love to rub hancock's nose in his own ****
By:
Cider
When: 18 Nov 23 16:11
There's a few things in that, Matt was never going to win. In my view, it was his indefatigability on the show that was somewhat endearing to some viewers/voters. Kept getting voted for trials, kept being attacked by the other campers, but in the face of the onslaught, maintained his composure, and got stuck in when it was needed. He turned them around, some of them even voted for him positively.

I don't feel vulnerability is a key ingredient to winning this show anyway, not in the app era. But there is very little correlation with Matt and Nigel, the only link I suppose is that they had the same career at one time or another. There are no other character similarities, in my opinion. I suppose I don't expect Nigel to melt in the face of being voted for trials or attacked by the others either.

Aside from the obvious, that most likely the producers will be insufferably woke and think this is their big opportunity to expose him (where so many before them have failed), I feel his biggest weakness is some of his more controversial hobbies like hunting. But those skills might also be of some assistance in the camp.

He knows exactly what he is doing, and will have gamed it all, so it could well be that he is just there for the fat cheque and has no interest in the vote. The big prices offered up front were rank stupid, they are more reasonable now.
By:
stu
When: 18 Nov 23 16:16
If I were to drop an exact hat on it, I think he will finish exactly 3rd place. Now what odds is that...?
By:
Henry VIII
When: 18 Nov 23 17:13
Why do so many hate Farage? (I haven't seen much mainstream media for a while.)

ChatGPT says people disagree with his views on Eurosceptiscism, immigration, political reform, economic liberalism, climate change skepticism. But those are all mainstream views lots have. Right or wrong they're not enough to attract such animosity on their own.
By:
TheBorg
When: 18 Nov 23 17:38
Nigel's main problem is his focus on immigration,  while having controls on immigration is part of all mainstream parties policy(polling would make you think this is a majority view), his political persona is probably the most attractive to BNP types and people from the centre ground  to left wing do not want to have anything in common with flag shaggers.
Most media has a left wing bias, so we have had years of people looking down their nose at Farage on all media except GB news.
I could see production trying their best to do a number on him.
I've not backed or laid Nigel yet.
By:
stu
When: 18 Nov 23 17:41
But the problem for opposing him (at least to place) is that there will be a response among the supporters of his views in the voting - maybe an even bigger response if they try to rubbish his views or show him badly!
By:
stu
When: 18 Nov 23 17:42
On reflection I'd say the ITV audience is his prime market too.
By:
Cider
When: 18 Nov 23 17:51
The political debate is just a rabbit hole, I won't be getting directly involved in that on here. Some of what TheBorg alludes to is accurate, the mainstream narrative is often at odds with the sentiment of the general population. This has been tested many times at the ballot box, in politics, and these reality voting measures. The majority view is often misrepresented, and doesn't have a voice in the mainstream. Not one that isn't smeared in some way or other. Definitely arguable that this voice could be channelled through Farage on this show. As I've alluded to before, at the very least his participation have breathed some new life into these hitherto extremely tired formats.
By:
timbuctooth
When: 18 Nov 23 17:53
Farage 50.2%, not-Farage 49.8%, in the biggest pv the UK has ever known; that alone justifies having him green. I don`t start trains at his current type of price, (they`re not sexy enough!), but if I`d seen the 40/1 that was available, his train would have left the station minutes later. 5/4 Top 3 looks nailed on

Hancock just did the `Celebrity SAS` thing; I won`t spoil it by saying how he got on, but perhaps worth watching
By:
Cider
When: 18 Nov 23 18:01
I have absolutely no idea if it is accurate, I do not use social media at all, certainly not this one. But he has claimed that he has had a lot of traction with younger people on his tik tok account. If it is accurate, I'm assuming most of them would have been too young to have been affected by the brexit purgatory.
By:
TheBorg
When: 18 Nov 23 18:32
As mentioned below, Farage gives voice and motivation to a constituent that is not represented on prime time anymore, if I had to liken him to another runner in this respect it would be Jim Davidson, but he will still need to earn the win.
By:
Early Morning Riser
When: 18 Nov 23 20:00
It's a pity Farage is joining the Tory party.
By:
five leaves left
When: 18 Nov 23 20:48
Farage gives a voice to people like this

Jack
Send nella rose to Rwanda pls xx

The top reply under his video on tiktok
By:
Cider
When: 18 Nov 23 20:56
Do you have any evidence of that ?
By:
five leaves left
When: 18 Nov 23 21:02
Well given it's the top comment under his IAC entry video on his tiktok channel, I'm not sure what more evidence you want?
By:
bearcub
When: 18 Nov 23 21:04
Justin Welby told MPs in the home affairs select committee that he “utterly condemned” comments made by Farage at the weekend that sexual assaults by migrants were the “nuclear bomb” of the EU referendum.

The archbishop said Farage was guilty of “inexcusable pandering to people’s worries and prejudices, that is giving legitimisation to racism”. The Ukip leader was “accentuating [people’s] fear for political gain and that is absolutely unacceptable”, he added.

In response to questions by committee chair Keith Vaz, Welby said he agreed that Farage’s remarks were racist, adding “absolutely, without hesitation, I utterly condemn [them]”.
By:
Cider
When: 18 Nov 23 21:04
Do you think he has access to his socials ?
By:
five leaves left
When: 18 Nov 23 21:06
You'd hope he has someone keeping an eye on it
By:
five leaves left
When: 18 Nov 23 21:06
It's his fooking tiktok channel
By:
Cider
When: 18 Nov 23 21:07
It's just a ludicrous game. Anyone who has a massive following in the political arena will have unsavoury hangers on. Unless you think that he is accountable for what literally millions of individuals are writing, just because they are linking their comments to him.
By:
five leaves left
When: 18 Nov 23 21:09
Oh grow up cider. He encourages these people. Always has
By:
Cider
When: 18 Nov 23 21:09
Social media in general is an utter a sh1t hole anyway.
By:
five leaves left
When: 18 Nov 23 21:14
A sh1t hole he likes to swim in
By:
five leaves left
When: 18 Nov 23 21:17
To quote you 'But he has claimed that he has had a lot of traction with younger people on his tik tok account'
By:
Cider
When: 18 Nov 23 21:17
What does welby think of Keith Vaz himself, any idea ? Inexcusable behaviour, perhaps....


Labour MP Keith Vaz has been suspended from the Commons for six months after he was found to have "expressed willingness" to purchase cocaine for male prostitutes.

.

Keith Vaz, the former Labour minister, has been reprimanded and faces a ban from the parliamentary estate after being found to have engaged in “sustained and unpleasant bullying” towards a parliamentary member of staff, an official report has concluded.
By:
five leaves left
When: 18 Nov 23 21:20
Plain Didn't know Keith Vaz was on show
By:
Cider
When: 18 Nov 23 21:22
Indeed, I wouldn't claim that anyone posting on tik tok is a good person. If you really have to, find something that Farage has done that offends you, as it could be used for offence archaeology and amplified. What some random idiot has commented under a social media posting of his is unlikely to impact the outcome of IAC.
By:
five leaves left
When: 18 Nov 23 22:10
This offended me and emboldens people like 'Jack'. As Farage knows and I'm sure you know too

https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2016/jun/16/nigel-farage-defends-ukip-breaking-point-poster-queue-of-migrants
By:
five leaves left
When: 18 Nov 23 22:11
'He knows exactly what he is doing, and will have gamed it all'
By:
Cider
When: 18 Nov 23 22:29
I know you don't have an awful lot of time for Farage. I'm not interested in rehashing the tired arguments again, it just ends up in fall outs. I'm not interested in that either, as we get along pretty well otherwise.

The last quote of me is in direct reference to this show. Possibly only Farage himself knows why he has entered this thing, and what he hopes to achieve out of it. As I state, he will have gamed it. It's not like most people who enter these things, he knows that ITV won't have any time for him and he won't get any free rides from production, quite the opposite. I think it's unlikely, but he could simply be taking the huge amount of money on the table, and bailing at the first opportunity.
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