Looks as though he had only just managed to batten down his hatch...
Sadly not everyone admires Tomasz's casual look. I'm reliably informed our old friends the Metro and the Daily Mail have decided to stick the knife in: I haven't picked a copy of either today (for scanning), however there's an abridged version online and the Daily Wail
I can only imagine I've irked them, with my references to said papers and their irrational reports about Tomasz; because this report isn't scraping the barrel, but raking out the bin! Especially as they have only managed to find one complaint (ye gods), from a Stephen Jones of Brighton {iv}
I can only speculate that Mr Jones (and Metro or Mail journos) has been working stuck down a Chielan mine, because the male presenters have always dressed casually for Country Tracks-- Tomasz several times-- so why the sudden outrage? Alex Deakin was dressed just like for Countryfile only a few hours later {i}, no fit of vapours about that.
Could it be that Mr Jones and journos from Metro, are jealous about how stunning Tomasz looks in his casuals? The chest {ii}, shoulders, biceps, glutus maximus and [ahem] the 'other thing'. I wonder because the Metro (in paper version) and the Mail have seen it fit to repeat all his gaffes again.
Are you running out of Cheryl Cole stories, Metro?
Well for those who do have the memory of goldfish, Tomasz did present the rest of Sunday's forecasts on the News Channel in a suit. He has a little message for you at the beginning...
Ignore the Metro and Daily Hate Mail {iii}, Tomasz you a classy act and you are an awesome sight. Speaking of "blocked drains", mine need dealing with now...
If you are a reader from the British Islands {v}, then be careful in these storms
PS: Thanks to Terratec for uploads, especially spotting the potential with the latter!
{i} Lex Deakin was looking very dapper too.
{ii} Lucky poppy, that's all I'm saying
{iii} Perhaps a texting/letter-wrting campaign to Metro is needed, eh?
{iv} "Come in off the street", what's that supposed to mean anyway? Does he think forecasters live at TVC or summat?
{v} The UK plus Isle of Man and the Channel Islands, since some have asked-- precisely the BBC's national catchment area. The IOM and Channel Islands are not technically part of the UK, instead "associated" with it. British Isles (as opposed to British Islands) includes the Republic of Ireland too, completely separate from the UK and therefore not served domestically by the BBC.
