[News] Jamie Oliver’s Restaurants Administration!

[Baker lite]

The venison ravioli at Carluccios though.

Is that not deer?


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[The Clamp]

I like Jamie Oliver.
He could have just made telly progs and accompanying books and sit back and watch the millions roll in. Instead he tried to build a legacy of change and helping the less advantaged in life.
He’s a force for good.
If you want to judge lack of success on how many failed business’s people have behind them, there’s better examples than JO.

 

[Springal]

I think successive Governments allowing the flooding of the market with cheap Chinese steel is more than likely the answer to that one.
Simple answer, any new building project, flats, shopping centres, retail parks only get planning permission If British steel is used.


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Sounds like a sure fire way to make it a closed shop and means British owned companies can price fix to screw developers.

 

[vegster]

Restaurant chains come and go, it is the nature of these companies. Lots of competition out there now for diners and it comes as no surprise.

I'm sad for the staff who have probably worked their nuts off over the last few months in order to keep their jobs.

 

[Bozza]

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

I'm sure Jamie Oliver, net worth c£240m, will be absolutely devastated when this news reaches him.

 

[The Clamp]

Is that not deer?


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Aye, it cost a buck or two.

 

[Chicken Run]

Multi millionaire Jamie Oliver?

Ok

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.

 

[Chicken Run]

I'm sure Jamie Oliver, net worth c£240m, will be absolutely devastated when this news reaches him.

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

 

[Baker lite]

Aye, it cost a buck or two.

You must have plenty of Doe?


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[The Clamp]

You must have plenty of Doe?


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Not really, stuck in a bit of a rut at it goes.

 

[Baker lite]

Not really, stuck in a bit of a rut at it goes.

Blew it all on a stag do?


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[The Clamp]

Blew it all on a stag do?


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Yeah, was fawning all over a stripper.

 

[piersa]

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

He did exactly that a while ago which will have alienated a fair few of his regular customers. I've not been back since. There are plenty of other better options.

 

[Notters]

This is the truth, it got found out. Expensive place selling Pizza Express and Frankie and Benny‘s standard food.

Pizza express is ludicrously expensive and seems to thrive.

 

[Baker lite]

Yeah, was fawning all over a stripper.

Kept buying her Babycham?


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[Weststander]

Pizza express is ludicrously expensive and seems to thrive.

It is on the pricey side, but their food is lovely, which is very unusual for a chain.

 

[Baker lite]

Sounds like a sure fire way to make it a closed shop and means British owned companies can price fix to screw developers.

Unfortunately it looks like EU law is preventing the Government stepping in now.If British steel can just hang on in there till October 31st it could be saveable.


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[Weststander]

Yes, that's a pretty fair assessment. Some of the ' businesses experts' on here might be better served by just saying I don't like Jamie Oliver.

This.

Good old fashioned schadenfreude, wishing ill on someone. Fuelled for some because he’s had the courage to mention the crap kids eat and the resulting obesity epidemic.

 

[Jesus Gul]

Pizza express is ludicrously expensive and seems to thrive.

does anyone pay full price at Pizza Express?

do the Tesco clubcard voucher thang which is a great discount but still end up paying similar to a Donatellos meal

 

[Gwylan]

I think successive Governments allowing the flooding of the market with cheap Chinese steel is more than likely the answer to that one.
Simple answer, any new building project, flats, shopping centres, retail parks only get planning permission If British steel is used.

Apart from the fact that it would lead to artificial price rises as British Steel can rip off its customers, I'm not sure that we're a big enough steel manufacturer to satisfy all demand and thus price rises also happen due to the artificial shortage we've created.