marko69 wrote:After game drinks went on a bit longer today after the superb win.
Well? Did he get a date? Please say "no". Don't want to have to tune in to it next week!
Fingers crossed for jamesey boy and the Tractor Boys for tomorrow. Come on, lads...... get the job done.
Not a program I would view, by all accounts seems another avalanche of unmitigated sh*t that ITV consistently produce - but EATD provided some insight to what occurred :
“Congratulations James, you’ve got yourself a date...”
Ipswich Town season ticket holder James Scharmann heard those words from Paddy McGuinness on the last episode of the tenth series of Take Me Out, which aired Saturday on ITV.
He also admitted that the team he plays for – Leiston Orient – paid a £10 transfer fee for his services.
The ladies were less impressed after watching the video and 14 turned their lights off.
In the final round, only two of the remaining ten girls switched their lights off despite an embarrassing story told by one of James’ friends that he did not know how to use a pizza cutter.
With the power in his hands, the Town fan then turned off eight lights to leave Bristol Rovers fan Han, and keen footballer Chloe.
James chose to take Bristolian Han to Fernando’s – which is actually located on Tenerife’s northern coast.
As it was the last episode of the series, Saturday’s dates were also shown and James and Han struck it off from the start.
Han, 25, said: “It’s definitely going to help that we both love football.”
The date hit a rocky moment when Han threw James’ comb away after a trip horse riding, but after the pair showed each other their goal celebrations, it was all smiles again.
The couple confessed that they would both love to see each other again before walking off into the sunset.
Elsewhere on the show, Steve from Luton, a budding actor, failed to get the nod of approval and left without a date, while George, a Nottingham student, impressed the ladies with his ‘budgie smuggler’ pants and picked Olivia.
Lifeguard and wannabe wrestler Callum, from Dorset, chose Danielle.
We’ll be catching up with James to find out more soon.
He also admitted that the team he plays for – Leiston Orient – paid a £10 transfer fee for his services.
The ladies were less impressed after watching the video and 14 turned their lights off.
In the final round, only two of the remaining ten girls switched their lights off despite an embarrassing story told by one of James’ friends that he did not know how to use a pizza cutter.
With the power in his hands, the Town fan then turned off eight lights to leave Bristol Rovers fan Han, and keen footballer Chloe.
James chose to take Bristolian Han to Fernando’s – which is actually located on Tenerife’s northern coast.
As it was the last episode of the series, Saturday’s dates were also shown and James and Han struck it off from the start.
Han, 25, said: “It’s definitely going to help that we both love football.”
The date hit a rocky moment when Han threw James’ comb away after a trip horse riding, but after the pair showed each other their goal celebrations, it was all smiles again.
The couple confessed that they would both love to see each other again before walking off into the sunset.
Elsewhere on the show, Steve from Luton, a budding actor, failed to get the nod of approval and left without a date, while George, a Nottingham student, impressed the ladies with his ‘budgie smuggler’ pants and picked Olivia.
Lifeguard and wannabe wrestler Callum, from Dorset, chose Danielle.
We’ll be catching up with James to find out more soon.
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That's fantastic, hope the man got himself a classy date, not easy with that lot.
