The Chase has seen plenty of players come and go on the show over the years. And while many people decide to be brave and take on the higher offer in the head-to-head round, others take the low offer. This is sometimes met with some disdain - both on social media and by their contestants. But this evening saw Bradley Walsh’s players hitting out at one-another for being tempted by the lower offer. Bradley had already lost one of his contestants this evening by the time he had gotten to the final player of the night. Steve had built up a respectable £5,000 in his cash builder round, and was eager to take on chaser Paul Sinha. However when the money was on the table, he was also offered £50,000, and £-3,000. These offers both seemed to interest him, and there was no real way to tell what he was going to play for. READ MORE Piers Morgan: GMB host takes swipe at rival BBC star Dan Walker After the initial announcement of the money, Steve’s peer Gareth told him to do what he felt was best for the round. But his other colleague, Demi, was not so kind to the player. As Bradley asked her what Steve should do in this situation, she began by explaining that he ought to do what he feels confident in. However, she added: “But if you do take that low offer I may never forgive you.” Bradley’s jaw hit the floor, as he instantly began laughing at the brutal comment. He yelped: “Ha! Brilliant!” Demi couldn’t help but smile as Steve was left to make his decision once-and-for-all. Fortunately for Demi - and the team - Steve went on to pick the high offer, reclaiming all of the respect he had previously lost. Unfortunately, though, Steve was knocked out of the competition two questions later, when he failed to get a question about Green Day correct. Over the weekend Bradley was joined by a number of celebrities for a celebrity special edition of the show. Included in the roster was Ruth Davidson, a Scottish politician. During the game Bradley joked with Ruth about being “in” or “out” - subtly alluding to Brexit. Trending READ MORE Dan Walker: BBC Breakfast star reveals startling way wife helped him Unfortunately for the sly host, Ruth was not eager to divulge anything, as she dodged: “Well hopefully we’ll get plenty of money in the bank.” To which Bradley responded: “Now you know what I mean…” She replied: “I was in, always in,” she replied. Bradley then joked that he was “out” before adding he was really “talking about the hokey cokey”.
The Chase: Bradley Walsh taken aback by player's brutal comment - 'never forgive you'
The Chase has seen plenty of players come and go on the show over the years. And while many people decide to be brave and take on the higher offer in the head-to-head round, others take the low offer. This is sometimes met with some disdain - both on social media and by their contestants. But this evening saw Bradley Walsh’s players hitting out at one-another for being tempted by the lower offer. Bradley had already lost one of his contestants this evening by the time he had gotten to the final player of the night. Steve had built up a respectable £5,000 in his cash builder round, and was eager to take on chaser Paul Sinha. However when the money was on the table, he was also offered £50,000, and £-3,000. These offers both seemed to interest him, and there was no real way to tell what he was going to play for. READ MORE Piers Morgan: GMB host takes swipe at rival BBC star Dan Walker After the initial announcement of the money, Steve’s peer Gareth told him to do what he felt was best for the round. But his other colleague, Demi, was not so kind to the player. As Bradley asked her what Steve should do in this situation, she began by explaining that he ought to do what he feels confident in. However, she added: “But if you do take that low offer I may never forgive you.” Bradley’s jaw hit the floor, as he instantly began laughing at the brutal comment. He yelped: “Ha! Brilliant!” Demi couldn’t help but smile as Steve was left to make his decision once-and-for-all. Fortunately for Demi - and the team - Steve went on to pick the high offer, reclaiming all of the respect he had previously lost. Unfortunately, though, Steve was knocked out of the competition two questions later, when he failed to get a question about Green Day correct. Over the weekend Bradley was joined by a number of celebrities for a celebrity special edition of the show. Included in the roster was Ruth Davidson, a Scottish politician. During the game Bradley joked with Ruth about being “in” or “out” - subtly alluding to Brexit. Trending READ MORE Dan Walker: BBC Breakfast star reveals startling way wife helped him Unfortunately for the sly host, Ruth was not eager to divulge anything, as she dodged: “Well hopefully we’ll get plenty of money in the bank.” To which Bradley responded: “Now you know what I mean…” She replied: “I was in, always in,” she replied. Bradley then joked that he was “out” before adding he was really “talking about the hokey cokey”.
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