i wish someone would cut off his balls and make a soup out of them,
im all for stoppin the killing of thousands of sharks,
but i cant stand him
cheers
hoops

 

I thing he'd make good bait!!:roll1::roll1:

 

very sad and cruel and gordon has got balls fair play

 

The ray fishing has dropped off since he was on Jonathon Ross saying we had a sustainable ray fishery.:bangin::bangin:

 

Anyone reckon he's got turrets?

 

This has been going for for donkeys, and there's been documentaries on it for years but there on like animal planet at stupid o'clock in the morning not on mainstream tele, what ever you think about Rambo, I'm glad he's exposed it to a bigger audience. Frustratingly, though there's little info on what we can do on the website, aside from the shark trust does anybody know of any campaigns to join or the like?

 

i wish someone would cut off his balls and make a soup out of them,
im all for stoppin the killing of thousands of sharks,
but i cant stand him
cheers
hoops

couldnt agree more ,id feed him to the sharks.

 

very sad and cruel and gordon has got balls fair play

4 X 20 stone minders tend to expand your balls in these kind of situations.

And you are right it is vile.........:bangin:

 

i think he done a decent job, and im glad high profile people have got involved the last week. hopefully they can make a differance and stop the discards and finning of sharks.

 

i wish someone would cut off his balls and make a soup out of them,
im all for stoppin the killing of thousands of sharks,
but i cant stand him
cheers
hoops

Here Here!! Can't stand him either,He is just on the gravy train!!for a man that can't stand additives in food then he is the face of bookers selling legs of lamb that can last over a year without freezing etc the man is just a cash hog!!!I bet you if you went to one of his restaurants he would have shark fin soup on the menu!!

 

Love him oir hate him, if he is bringing this to the general public then it can only be a good thing, yes it has been going on for years, unfortunatly that dont make it right, it sometimes needs to be brought to peoples attention to do anything about it. peoples attitude needs to be changed and if the celebs get on board and make the effort then i am all for it.

Watching that shark finned and dumped back overboard alive was not exactly pretty.

Rob.

 

i think he done a decent job, and im glad high profile people have got involved the last week. hopefully they can make a differance and stop the discards and finning of sharks.

Well said. It seems to me that all predatory animals/fish can sustain their own food chains - until humans get involved. And we're supposed to be the smart ones!

 

Well said. It seems to me that all predatory animals/fish can sustain their own food chains - until humans get involved. And we're supposed to be the smart ones!

Agreed but sadly money is thrown into the equation with humans, thats where it all goes wrong

 

Agreed but sadly money is thrown into the equation with humans, thats where it all goes wrong

Yes money is the problem! I wonder how many Gordon Ramsay's resturants have bought until he saw the light!

Still don't like him!

Cheers! John :bye1:

 

I worked in Hong Kong for many years, and ate sharks fin soup occasionally, and very nice it was too. However once I found out how the fins were collected, I was horrified and never ordered it again.

I think I just assumed, wrongly of course, that the shark was caught, killed and the whole fish was used.

I tried to persuade some of my Hong Kong friends not to eat it, but it seems it's a delicacy and they didn't seem too bothered. I think they have a different attitude to wildlife, as I used to go fishing and usually catch small stuff that went back. The locals on the other hand would keep everything, even fish 2-3 inches long. Nothing went back.

BuzzerJJ

 

Whether you like him or not doesn't detract from the fact he is a current media star, many people bizarrely watch him because they don't like him.
I think he is in the right position to bring attention to the cause and between himself and the production company they did a reasonable job.There wont be too many non anglers out there who were not shocked or horrified by last nights show.
The main problem is the consumer group who want the fins.china is fast becoming one of the largest economies in the world. They are still renowned for eating endangered species.
all the legislation hasn't curbed their appetite for medicinal Tiger c*** or Rhino Horn, and the fact that it is £80 a bowl only spurs on the neveau riche.The couple shown wouldn't of cared if their soup was made from dodo wings and that's just one couple in one restaurant.

 

very sad its nice to see Gordon doing a show about it as it certainly helped raise awareness, I wasn’t aware of the amount of people that ate it and the way it was done. There is so much demand and money for it sadly. The only way to stop it is by banning it completely. As farming wont work as sharks take long to grow. Or just completely drop price and that way shark fisherman won’t have much incentive.

 

2 chickens for a fiver anyone. A handful of stones for the man in the greenhouse please.:wallbash:

 

I worked in Hong Kong for many years, and ate sharks fin soup occasionally, and very nice it was too. However once I found out how the fins were collected, I was horrified and never ordered it again.

I think I just assumed, wrongly of course, that the shark was caught, killed and the whole fish was used.

I tried to persuade some of my Hong Kong friends not to eat it, but it seems it's a delicacy and they didn't seem too bothered. I think they have a different attitude to wildlife, as I used to go fishing and usually catch small stuff that went back. The locals on the other hand would keep everything, even fish 2-3 inches long. Nothing went back.

BuzzerJJ

Anything goes out there as far as animals are concerned,
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y_51j1NRfu8&feature=related

The diners should have a hand put in the fryer until they are "educated".:nono:

 

Anything goes out there as far as animals are concerned,
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y_51j1NRfu8&feature=related

The diners should have a hand put in the fryer until they are "educated".:nono:

they would eat dog s*** if you told them it had magical powers ,how any one could cut the fins off such a stunning fish is hard to beleive ,sick

 

Supprised me that the Asians dont eat any other part of the fish, as they eat everything else in the sea, we should get them eating seals as theres plenty of em

 

Supprised me that the asains dont eat any other part of the fish, as they eat everything else in the sea, we should get them eating seals as theres plenty of em

tell em there endangered ,they soon would be

 

I must say i could not beleave how many there were!!! it really is sad and shows how little respect they have for there fish stocks its a disgrace and should be stopped:bangin::bangin:

 

Glad they didn't hold back on the film footage,thought it was a well made program.But i did think it a bit ironic that it was presented by the same gordon ramsey who was trapping and cooking elvers a year or 2 back.

 

watched this last night, not good at all

a sad ,sad end to a magnificent creature , needs sorting out pronto ........brain wash the buggers to onto cream of mushroom and leave the sharks where they should be .........