After yesterday's game, she deserves this

Who would like to join?

Me! She's definitely shown a good attitude towards the game.

Feisty and curvy, great combination. Helloooo Emma!

I have to join the fan club of a fellow Chelmsfordian!

Hope you do well in your game, Emma.

I suppose I had better join in this or Noel will be looking for me! Nice one Emma loving the expressions.

Me too. Hi Emma. Some great advice from yourself over the past couple of games played. And never to let your head rule your heart.

I look forward to your turn in the Crazy Chair. (No spoilers I know and fully appreciate.)

Phil.

Ah thanks everyone. I am extremely flattered to have my own fan club and do not feel worthy

I am glad you are enjoying the contribution I have made so far on the wings. It was only Paul's game really where I start to be myself and not a bundle of nerves. I think I get more vocal as the games go on so look forward/dread (pick your preference) more input and advice for the rest of my stay on the east wing.

Oh, and of course my array of strange expressions (thanks Paul)! I am actually keeping a file of photographs of my many weird and wonderful faces to make into a photobook of my dond time to look back on and laugh/smile/cry. Thank goodness the unintential zoolander pout from my first box opening during Owain's game has left the building

Em x

PS I am sure you will be starting up many more with the great contestants just starting and also coming up (but NO SPOILERS so will have to wait and see)

I'm in!!

No bother Emma. It amazes me how a girl so pretty can be so good at gurning- quite endering really.

Anyway, lets end this conversation as to the just passing, casual observer, it'll look like you have more fans. And given the fact that I had the sum total of zero going into my game I'm slightly reluctant to give that impression - not that I'm bitter or anything!

Still think if they kept my joke in during Bessies game I would have at least collected one, but hey ho such is life

Hi Emma

Hi Emma. I was wondering, have you been on TV before? I'm sure I recognise you from somewhere, but can't place it. Thanks in advance.

count me in!!!!!!!!!!
Emma is lovely!



HI Emma

I think your completely lovely Emma and miss our nights in the bar staying away from the Frenchman xxxxx

Yep I'm in! Such a fantastic lady, can't wait for her game! Gives amazing advice too, she should be an agony aunt!! Ha ha
P.S I was laughing for hours and hours about the scouse joke you made during Rob's game, as a half-scouser I took no offence as it was kinda true and my nan was laughing her head off!

I've been very impressed by Emma these past couple of weeks, she seems to have a very wise head on her young shoulders and has a good eye for reading the board, her game is going to be well worth seeing...

Hi guys, sorry I havent responded sooner. My internet has been down and trying to reply on here on my blackberry has been near on impossible. It doesn't seem to like the dond forum

Thanks for all your nice messages and for taking the time out to join ha ha - It really means a lot. It is really embarrassing seeing yourself on tv (especially when you have a typical essex accent and sound like something from the old philadephia adverts) and you find yourself cringing at what you come out with. I suppose I just try and tell it as I see it without encouraging whoever is in the crazy chair into a decision one way or another. Afterall, it is their decision to make. Sometimes I think in the chair you can be a little dazzled and overwhelmed by it all and it can be helpful to have somebody remind you of the best and worse case senarios to keep you focused and grounded. I know KP thinks I am there as noel's sidekick to encourage all to no deal and play on but you do have to remember that games are edited (this isnt a dig at production at all by the way) and you dont see all of what is said or goes on otherwise they would need at least twice as long per show.

I do tend to suffer a little from foot in mouth disorder but thankfully the scousers seem to have forgiven me (thanks Yellowzebra and nanna too) and I am once again safe to return there in April for the races at Aintree. I just hope that the rabbit in headlights comments in Anita's game didnt seem harsh either. I really and truly meant it in a nice way and unfortunately saying the first thing that comes into my head can come across in the wrong light. I wish I had found a better way of phrasing what I was trying to say in that instance

Lone Wolf - No, I haven't been on television before (thankfully!!)

Hollie - I miss Maxwell. He always had the biggest glass of wine on the bar ready for me even before I had walked down the stairs into the bar area. Sometimes I only wanted a diet coke, honestly!! xx

Paul - I do pull some corkers don't I. Defo dont think a career in television awaits me. As for your lack of fan club - I would have been in for sure. You finished the housey stuff yet??

I think you'd be good on the telly, Emma. You have an expressive face that's not a bad thing at all and doesn't detract from your looks.

I know what you say about accents though. I sounded like a reject from Rab C Nesbitt.

Ah Paul, you always were a sweetie! Perhaps I should have had botox before going on though. Not because I have bad wrinkles, but to kill my expressions ha ha ha ha.

Ps am cracking up at rab c nesbit. Wonder if wardrobe would have approved a string vest for you???

gutted!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!