After months of training at up to 20 hours a week, the 13 celebrity skaters were ready for the first spectacular live show. For the first time in the history of Dancing On Ice the boys and girls were split for the first two weeks. This week saw the boys taking to the ice and skate for their place in the competition.
Most of them looked like Bambi and I don’t think anyone will argue with me when I say that Ray Quinn definitely stole the show!
Football star, Graeme Le Saux has admitted that he did briefly regret signing up for this years series of Dancing On Ice after sustaining an injury last month.
Le Saux was rehearsing with his partner Kristina Lenko when he fell, banged his head and cut his lip.
“I really hurt myself,” Le Saux is quoted by the Daily Star as saying. “I started to think: ‘Why am I doing this?’
Football star, Graeme Le Saux has said that his pal Frank Lampard has vowed to vote repeatedly for him just to enjoy his continued humiliation on this years Dancing On Ice.
Graeme told The Sun: “Frank said he’s going to keep voting for me ‘to watch you suffer for as long as possible’.”
Football star Graeme Le Saux has signed up for a stint on this years Dancing On Ice series.
Le Saux started his career whilst at home in Jersey but caught his first break when he moved to Chelsea FC in 1987.
Graeme was sold to Blackburn Rovers in March 1993 for £700,000 but in August 1997, Le Saux became the most expensive defender in English football when he returned to Chelsea in a £5 million deal.
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