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    1. ErebusBlack1 on

      What kind of depravities has he been found guilty of?
      It is not a good sign of he is going try to use autism as an excuse lol

    2. Ancient-Paint6418 on

      TIL being “rough around the edges” is a synonym for being an insufferable prick.

    3. Djinjja-Ninja on

      > Wallace claimed he had been cleared by that report of „the most serious and sensational allegations“ made against him.

      So the lesser serious ones were upheld then?

      So you weren’t an arsehole to the levels of criminality (or at least that could be proven), but you were still an arsehole that no-one wants to work with…

    4. GuestAdventurous7586 on

      When this initially came out I was sort of willing to give him the benefit of the doubt that he was just a dinosaur from a different era where this sort of “banter” is normal.

      However, after reading the many claims against him today in the BBC article, including many instances of groping, and over how long this has been going on, it’s quite apparent that I was wrong. And he’s just a wrong ‘un, and shouldn’t be working in television.

    5. AnyWalrus930 on

      Grocer turned failed restaurant owner mad because he’s lost a job he only had because he was mates with people at the production company through his own actions.

      From what I’ve seen, at the minimum he was guilty of things that would probably get you sacked most places.

    6. It’s Gromit I feel sorry for, how on earth will he be able to hold his head up at the Beagle Club after this ?

    7. Notmysubmarine on

      Huh. To be honest I thought he had already been fired. Or are they doing it again for emphasis?

    8. CarOnMyFuckingFence on

      Gregg Wallace’s statement

      >“I have taken the decision to speak out ahead of the publication of the Silkins report – a decision I do not take lightly.

      >“But after 21 years of loyal service to the BBC, I cannot sit in silence while my reputation is further damaged to protect others.

      >“I have now been cleared by the Silkins report of the most serious and sensational accusations made against me.

      >“The most damaging claims (including allegations from public figures which have not been upheld) were found to be baseless after a full and forensic six-month investigation.

      >“My decision to go public now is also driven by the fact the BBC News division are intending to platform legally unsafe accusations, including claims which have already been investigated and not upheld by the BBC and found not credible by Silkins.

      >“The BBC is no longer providing balanced and impartial public service journalism. It is peddling baseless and sensationalised gossip masquerading as properly corroborated stories.

      >“The BBC is choosing to allow BBC News to run with this uncorroborated tittle tattle in an attempt to ‚get ahead of the Silkin’s summary report and derail what has been an extremely thorough process.

      >“This feels to me like BBC News is chasing slanderous click-bait rather than delivering impartial journalism.

      >“To be clear, the Silkin’s Report exonerates me of all the serious allegations which made headlines last year and finds me primarily guilty of inappropriate language between 2005 and 2018. I recognise that some of my humour and language, at times, was inappropriate. For that, I apologise without reservation.

      >“But I was never the caricature now being sold for clicks.

      >“I was hired by the BBC and Master Chef as the cheeky greengrocer. A real person with warmth, character, rough edges and all. For over two decades, that authenticity was part of the brand.

      >“Now, in a sanitised world, that same personality is seen as a problem. My neurodiversity, now formally diagnosed as autism, was suspected and discussed by colleagues across countless seasons of Master Chef.

      >“Yet nothing was done to investigate my disability or protect me from what I now realise was a dangerous environment for over twenty years. That failure is now being quietly buried.

      >“Unfortunately, the full report (over 200 pages) will never be seen. Later this week, the BBC will publish a short Executive Summary.

      >“What really concerns me about the short summary is others who have been found guilty of serious allegations have been erased from the published version of events. I, and I’m sure the public, would like to know why?

      >“I will not go quietly. I will not be cancelled for convenience. I was tried by media and hung out to dry well before the facts were established.

      >“The full story of this incredible injustice must be told and it is very much a matter of public interest.

      >“Gregg Wallace.“

    9. Why was this guy on so many TV shows, why did the BBC love him so much. I don’t get it . At least TV will be improved with this twat on it.

    10. Immediate-Trifle-588 on

      Everyone knows that one of the main symptoms of autism is taking your trousers off in front of female colleagues

    11. Perhaps part of the reason they’ve fired him was that every single reaction was “Not surprised, it’ll be better when they get rid of him anyway, annoying gurning twat”

    12. Embarrassed_Math8241 on

      It’s truly amazing how he’s managed to make this worse for himself at every stage.

    13. housedownboo on

      The only way I can see the autism diagnosis being relevant is if he was encouraged to be this lecherous character, all the while commenting that his inappropriate behaviour lacked social nuance leading to speculation about whether he’s autistic, and and then when the tide turned they threw him under the bus.

      I remember at school there were a few kids who were so desperate to fit in that they were very easily manipulated. They would act the fool in order to be well liked, when in reality they were being laughed at and were only kept around as a source of entertainment. It happened in male friendship groups, in my experience. Girls were just shunned if they were different. Now I imagine those kids would probably be diagnosed as autistic.

      I can see how it might seem like a bit of a stitch up, but he still needs to take responsibility for his behaviour.

    14. FizzbuzzAvabanana on

      Poor Gregg, just as they were going to do the Mr Kipling Cherry Bakewell factory too.
      Had all his best work lined up ready.

    15. Dazofcaving on

      Don’t worry he’ll get a lucrative cooking with reform show on gbnews

    16. Christnumber2 on

      A moderately successful greengrocer who struck it rich in the TV presenting world.

      Always baffled me on how and why he’d made it to all these shows

    17. „It’s just banter,“ he says with a wink and a cheeky grin while wanking into the salad

    18. yourshelves on

      Strange; I’m autistic and have never likened the taste of any foodstuff to, “Moi ahntee’s cahnt”.

    19. Worked in the company I work for for inside the factory. Insufferable prick and arsehole. The CEOs etc were fawning over him, the second the allegations came out they dropped him from all marketing/media immediately.

      He was a complete wet wipe.

    20. Side note; read the Instagram post he made and the comments. There’s so many nutters out there.

    21. SoundsVinyl on

      Horrible human who had too much power and the people in charge of the shows he was on need to be held responsible for not taking people seriously and dismissing their issues. It happens far too often in work places in general.
      He’s living off the fact, that there probably wasn’t evidence due to no witnesses.. which is how he would’ve creeped around with his predatory behaviour.

    22. stevealmost on

      I’m autistic too and frequently get my dick out in front of coworkers, what’s wrong with that? Always thought that was one of the perks of an autism diagnosis?

    23. AvinItLarge123 on

      While I’m always happy to see someone defend themselves, especially when being given trial by public where they don’t get a fair chance, Wallace is and always has been an insufferable prick.

    24. steak_bake_surprise on

      Russle Brand water dunking the now fully fledged religious and reformed Gregg in 3..2..1..

    25. Schrodingers_car_key on

      Is autism the new gay? Every time someone gets rumbled doing something shitty they fall back onto some trope where it isn’t their fault. It used to be ‚I’m suffering as well because I spent so much time in the closet‘. Now it’s ‚I’m autistic‘.

      Has anyone ever seen Gregg Wallace ever display any of the several well known symptoms of autism? Being a twat doesn’t make you autistic, it just means you were a 1980s green grocer. A time when it was the social norm to be a twat. You could get upset at the football and give your missus a dig. You could make suggestive comments about 16 year old girls. You were more than welcome to engage in a bit of sexual assaualt on the dancefloor. The world has moved on now Gregg and pulling the autism card doesn’t hide the fact you’re a dinosaur who has been called out on their shit.

    26. Different_Lychee_409 on

      His obvious next move is to jump on the alt right / reform bandwagon.

    27. So he’s an arsehole people don’t want to work with? I don’t see the issue here.

      Move along.

      Goodbye Gregg – use it as a learning moment.

      Thanks

    28. dustys-muffler on

      WAAAAAA IVE BEEN CAUGHT WAAAAAAAAA

      Good riddance to an insecure, sexist, degenerate and violent misogynist. Moans about the BBC but they allowed him to get away with it since concerns arose in 2011.

    29. I mean 50 people… I can’t imagine what explanation he thinks will be reasonable. 

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