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    Marcus Wareing: 'wanting to be like Gordon Ramsay would make me a failure'
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    I can't help but wonder whether, professional scores aside, he misses his friendship with Ramsay. "At one point we were like brothers ... Unsplittable, even though we were total opposites. From the moment I first met Gordon when I was a 19-year-old trainee chef in the kitchen of Le Gavroche, homesick and new to London, he stood out like a sore thumb. He had this total confidence; I was attracted to him immediately." Wareing talks of Ramsay with the nostalgia of a past love, laid to rest but not forgotten. Full Article at The Telegraph
    At one point we were like brothers ... Unsplittable, even though we were total opposites. From the moment I first met Gordon when I was a 19-year-old trainee chef in the kitchen of Le Gavroche, homesick and new to London, he stood out like a sore thumb. He had this total confidence; I was attracted to him immediately.
    Gordon Ramsay – Gordon Ramsay SOURCE: The Telegraph 2 months ago
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Marcus Wareing: 'wanting to be like Gordon Ramsay would make me a failure'
  1. because I never wanted anyone else to run the place in my absence
    SOURCE: The Telegraph 2 months ago
  2. We'd walk right past each other ... but we'd both be smiling.
    SOURCE: The Telegraph 2 months ago
  3. If I never speak to that guy again for the rest of my life, it wouldn't bother me one bit.
    SOURCE: The Telegraph 2 months ago
  4. And I think that can only be good for the industry. Even the TV channels are finding it hard to invent new ideas. It's time for chefs to get back in the kitchen
    SOURCE: The Telegraph 2 months ago
  5. and I invested wisely, like my dad taught me to do.
    SOURCE: The Telegraph 2 months ago
  6. It has a glamorous side it never had before. And, of course, there are the spin-offs: the chain of restaurants, the book deals, the TV shows.
    SOURCE: The Telegraph 2 months ago
  7. If I'd been your average chef, I would have been crushed because it was all about who had the deepest pockets. I earned a pretty mediocre wage but luckily I was a great saver
    SOURCE: The Telegraph 2 months ago
  8. But in the end, it was the fear of spending my life in another man's shadow that did it. When you have children you want to be able to say to them 'I stood up and I had a go'. Now that I've done that, I'm a different person.
    SOURCE: The Telegraph 2 months ago
  9. I really do believe that people have had enough of celebrity chefs
    SOURCE: The Telegraph 2 months ago
  10. In the television persona, the amount of restaurants he owns and the Michelin stars he has; in the character stakes, the money he makes, the car he drives and the suits he wears... The whole thing is bigger, better and greater.
    SOURCE: The Telegraph 2 months ago

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