@Ntlnds @jwefc5@SenseiCarl_@_YorkshireLass_ By that logic the whole game is redundant as all 4 people are always turning up to steal and no one ever leaves with anything π€·π»ββοΈ
Goodbye gameshow
@GingerPirlo_ Whilst I actually do agree. Then you have to admit that Kyle walker was offside in city's goal? As he runs from an offside position and two defenders follow him... Which then allows an easier cross city. Same principle really π€·π»ββοΈ
@AndyLUC91@AlexisCoram@kierantompsett Which is within the game π
Had Wilf played his game differently it wouldn't have happened π€¦π»ββοΈ
That's literally the point.
@AndyLUC91@AlexisCoram@kierantompsett I know. I saw. But you've never once mentioned it, as you've just kept going on about the one moment. Until now you've realised you don't have a good case for it π€·π»ββοΈ
Wilf played a bad final game. It's that simple.
@AndyLUC91@AlexisCoram@kierantompsett You've literally just said it's in the rules. That is respecting the show....
The magician actually said something after he was eliminated to try to protect his girlfriend π€·π»ββοΈ
@AndyLUC91@AlexisCoram@kierantompsett I personally think it was a great ending with another great twist. Also they still were unsure right up until his ultimatum.
Wilf lost it for himself with his decisions across the last 3 days. No one else to blame.
@AndyLUC91@AlexisCoram@kierantompsett But he didn't act petty, dirty or not act fair.
He voted for Wilf (and was the first person to vote) and said 'a parting gift' he's still in play at that point. They all get to say something when they've voted. Again Wilf could have avoided it
All seems fair. Blinded by anger
@AndyLUC91@AlexisCoram@kierantompsett It's obvious you're too angry based on your replies 'dirty' 'petty' 'played fair' etc. Unfortunately it's blinded you into thinking there wasn't any way for Wilf to avoid what happened. There were absolutely lots of ways. But you refuse to acknowledge them π€·π»ββοΈ can't help there
@AndyLUC91@AlexisCoram@kierantompsett That literally wasn't his mindset. It's as if you haven't paid attention to what any of them actually said π€¦π»ββοΈ and are just angry. That only changed when he knew Wilf didn't have his back the night before.
You're only focusing on that last table. Wilf lost the game before then
@AndyLUC91@AlexisCoram@kierantompsett As I've said you're taking one moment in isolation. Wilf could have convinced Keiran throughout the day he wasn't voting for him, but didn't even try to do that. Just avoided him for most of it. Keiran wouldn't have then done that
Again bad gameplay by Wilf if that's your route
@AndyLUC91@AlexisCoram@kierantompsett Again you're taking one incident in isolation...π€¦π»ββοΈ And not all the events that a smart player would have changed to avoid it...
@AndyLUC91@AlexisCoram@kierantompsett But he chose Kieran... You've also picked a new traitor with them knowing you've turned on the other ones. To pick the same strategy without thinking any consequences is a very big mistake.
The game plan should have been to work with him this time. Greed and paranoia cost him
@AndyLUC91@AlexisCoram@kierantompsett They really didn't. They said it was 100% a man. Then voted Maddie out.... They said Amanda was 100% faithful voted her out..
Again you're just taking that last part in isolation. Wilf made a mistake, it's as simple as that. Either in picking Keiran, or not working with him.
@AndyLUC91@AlexisCoram@kierantompsett They didn't know it was him at all. You're taking that one part in isolation. could have easily been helped the day before (will did an awful job) also there was still plenty of time in the day. Meryl literally went with anything and if Wilf had just been smarter Hannah would
@AndyLUC91@AlexisCoram@kierantompsett But there's two traitors. They have two votesπ€¦π»ββοΈ they don't have to end the game. As soon as they've got one out, they basically have the win. Hannah trusts Wilf completely. All they had to do was get Hannah to vote Aaron. Then turn on Meryl and they've won.
Wilf said it himself