He is a CONVICTED THIEF so i dont think his victims of burglary or the hundreds of suppliers to his FAILED businesses left without payment would agree with you. Just a lying wop chancer .An odious obnoxious big mouthed twat
Only Person Gordon allows to play mischief with - Gino. Mischief, cranky but honest and generous that's why Gordon likes him. Remember that Santorini episode where he remembers his mom 16th August, 2017.
Imagine Gino And Fred Be The Judges On MasterChef With Gordon, Imagine Gordon Face Palming While Gino Is Empower Someone Who Has The Worst Dish and Fred Is Just Laughing 👁️👄👁️
I miss the buffalo mozzarello from Italy so much nothing like it do it with tomato , olive oil, basil herbs etc and the milk oooze out that you will dip your bread in and it is the most wonderful taste I never forget about Italy it is this dish that I have in summer in Italy time and time again as the milk and cheese is so delicious I can taste it right now and miss it
wish i have the same character of Gino he is a funny guy , and enjoy his life , this year he come to my country MALTA open a restaurant and for sure he going to be success for him :) i go for sure
The dude was like 22 years old at the time. Not saying what he did was great, but people make mistakes and can change. We can'talways expect people to be perfect and live their whole lives without making mistakes. That is an incredibly high standard to live by.
@@jamesongray3441 Mistake??? I've made numerous mistakes in life, mate. But breaking into someone's home - and it wasn't just one, let's remember - takes a particular kind of cu*t. It's not shoplifting. It's not dipping your hands in a till. It's a dirty, low crime that often traumatises victims, as it did Paul Young (especially after his wife died of cancer). The fact he was famous highlighted the trauma: he was no different to any other victim but was able to tell people how it affected him. No, it wasn't a mistake. It marks this cretin's character with an indelible stain. Would you say the same for a sex offender? Aye they made a mistake but they've never did it since. Like housebreakers these lowlife are a different breed. So your argument is pretty pathetic. And pointless, fanboy.
@@barnyrubble3495 So your point would be the deathpenalty after every crime commited or what exactly? My man, just because someone may havbe a differing opinion to yours doesn't make them a fanboy or an invalid argument. Of course burglary is a crime I don't think I ever said it wasn't. But what do you do after the crime was commited with a 22 year old? So life's over after that? No chance of rehabilitation so the people commit even more crime since they are being shunned by society? I don't exactly get what you want to happen? But alas, if you want to judge a person for their rest of their lives for mistake/crime then you can go ahead and do that, it's your life. In future try to be more mature and don't use the schoolboy logic of "YoUr JuSt A fAnBoY!!1!!1". And yes if someone commits a crime and then for 40 years doesn't commit one I see it as rehabilitated. P.s. I made no assumptions about your life or person in my comment, I didn't even assume that you made mistakes in your life, for all I know you are the perfect human being, so don't go out making assumptions about me. Thank you very much. I still wish you a pleasant day and a happy new year. :)
I can't help but notice the similarities between their show and Top Gear hosted by Clarkson, May, and Hammond. Do you think they might be intentionally copying it?
