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Adam Richman is one of my favourite Chefs to watch.

Most of the “wittering” you foolish old soak has been quoted so don’t pretend that you haven’t seen it[emoji23]

And then we have you poking your nose in on a thread which started off suggesting that the owner of this FAILED business will remain financially stable probably going onto set up future failed business’s whilst over a thousand hard working staff lose there jobs not to mention suppliers out of...

“We launched Jamie's Italian in 2008 with the intention of positively disrupting mid-market dining in the UK High Street”. Well done [emoji106]

[emoji23] Utter nonsense, you’re over thinking it, not one of the detractors has mentioned that, nor would they as no one is arguing the hard work his does in the community.

As I said right at the out set, ‘He’ll be alright ‘

How much of those ‘Multi’ millions were made from his restaurants and how much from him the TV personality and endorsements? I would take PR advice from him FTR.

I certainly wouldn’t take any advice off JO looking at his track record!

I’ll try another angle, suppliers, landlords and even those naughty people at HMRC ? Anyhoo this thread is going the same way as Danny Baker, those the like him will sit on the other side of the fence to those that don’t I guess.

Now you’re being silly for the sake of defending the indefensible[emoji23]

No, but what relevance to sheer volume of debt run up against staff, suppliers and landlords I fail to recognise.

When you think the anger vented to two of our biggest rivals about going into admin and all the poor people they owed money to, yet this guy is a Saint apparently[emoji849]

Court papers revealed that Jamie's Italian had debts of £71.5m, including: £2.2m in wages owed to STAFF booooooooooooooo

Court papers revealed that Jamie's Italian had debts of £71.5m, including: £2.2m in wages owed to staff; £30.2m of overdrafts and loans; £41.3m owed to landlords, HM Revenue and Customs, suppliers and other creditors; with £47m of the debts covered by loans from HSBC Bank and Oliver's other...

Any business that goes into administration is is a cluster **** of a business plan, surely?

Yes because 11 years later he’s failed and failed to make relevant changes.

Yep you just know the back to front will blame Brexit!

Because Britain needed yet another chain over priced faux Italian eateries right?

I feel sorry for the people who will lose their jobs whilst he dreams up his next cluster **** of a business plan!

British celebrity chef Jamie Oliver’s restaurants set to go into administration, putting up to 1,300 jobs at risk! He’ll be alright though [emoji35]