Paralympian Will Bayley: “Strictly Left Me With a Lifelong Injury” | This Morning
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
- As the BBC struggles with the biggest Strictly crisis in the show’s 20-year history, Paralympian Will Bayley joins us after revealing he now lives with excruciating knee pain 'forever' after competing on the show back in 2019. The table tennis player sustained the injury during rehearsals for the show when he jumped from a table. The Paralympian speaks out about how he perceives things were handled wrongfully.
Broadcast on 23/07/2024
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I'm so glad to have found a clip of Will actually speaking of his experience rather than a fake headline. I think he's right that the dancers need more support to cater to different needs and to contestants to deal with the physical, mental and emotional weight of the show and throughout the whole film process. I adore Strictly and I hope it comes out of this situation a better and healthier show and continues to be well loved
What a nice chap, he has clearly been a victim of the media twisting his words and story. Great that he was able to speak about it like this and it completely cleared it up and showed that all he was asking for was some care after his injury and how to prevent it happening to anyone else in future! Good luck for the Paralympics I will certainly be cheering you on!
injury will always happen when it is physical though he did not need to do the lift that he did even though they said it would be ok he did it when he should not have like dancing on ice some do the lifts some do not he chose to do it injury happens even in the Paralympics
@@dianecameron137Janette wouldn't want Will to do the jump because she understood about the arthogryposis that Will has
Sometimes people just need a metaphorical cuddle! My daughter is going through dreadful pain at the moment. She emailed her line manager to update her on progress and didn’t even get a reply. Some people in positions of power don’t seem to have any people skills.
Thanks Will for clarifying your position, there’s a lot of noise about…and bon chance a Paris! 🏅
Bless him he's a nice guy
he is but he should stick to his career
Will and Janette were my favourites in 2019
I just love Alison and Dermot on this show. They are great together. From Oklahoma, USA.
Sure, but what about Joel?
Thank you putting everything in perspectives and not trying to blame someone and try to ruin there career. Accidents do happen and unfortunately people do get injured.
@joycegray7243 it's just something that happens. We were upset when Will had to withdraw because of the injury
BBC listen to Will he is making a great deal of common sense.
@Carol-or9jl yeah will is telling the truth
I feel so sorry for him
Bless sounds painfull, well done for not giving up ❤
The BBC should of taken him to hospital to deal with his injury.that's the BBC for you they didn't care t
No one forced him to jump off the steps - he knows his body, his fault.
He is a disabled athlete do not ever say things like that again.
why its right he knows the jump was not for him but did it any way just because he has a disablement its not in his head is it he still did the jump we can say he was wrong @@Carol-or9jl
nasty
People like you just make me sad
He’s not really laying blame. He’s just saying that maybe strictly should have more expert input when choreographing dances who can identify what will and won’t work.
He seems lovely and these concerns are legitimate. All of the complaints made should be investigated. Sick of the strictly fanatics rushing to defend the dancers and dismissing potential abuse.
@rebeccaly21 I'm a strictly fan and I'm NOT forgiving what Giovanni and Graziano did. I'm NOT dismissing it either
Heaven forbid someone sounds "woke".
It's disappointing that anyone would be hesitant to speak out about a workplace injury because a certain section of society mocks and shames anyone they perceive as being progressive
Jumping off a table?Really !! That was always gonna end in tears.Shouldn’t have agreed to it.
Yes…. Very positive experience in all from Will but sadly will now tarnish Janette’s reputation.
R.I.P Strictly. There is a lack of care
Nice
his choice to entre he could have left if it got tough for him he is a table tennis player hardly the same as a dancer even the dancers pick up injury but they get on with it he like the rest got paid to be there he stepped into the dancers world he said he wanted to win well how did he expect to do that without pushing himself or the training he was given
Nothing to do with pushing himself, he was already doing that. It was a specific jump that was not a good idea.
but he did it anyway didnt he his choice @@theresasmith8543
why did he do the jump then if he did not want to @@theresasmith8543
Trying to get sympathy and make more money something he agreed to
Just scrap the show! Dreadful
Yet you’re here commenting
@@ZzzZzz968 I like to see what my TV licence fee is wasted on.
He’s needs to grow up - you fell.. now you blame the show. 😂