Strictly Come Dancing viewers want an apology for the judges on the hit TV show after Tony Adams responded to contestant Shirley Ballas' score. The former footballer danced with his partner Katya Jones on the episode that aired on Saturday, October 22.
The team danced to the cha-cha to the Grandstand theme tune on the live show which marked a century of the BBC. The national broadcaster marked 100 years on October 18 and, to mark the occasion, the contestants danced to classic BBC theme songs, reported Manchester Evening News.
Former Arsenal star Tony ended up at the bottom of the scoreboard after scoring just 19 points. Head judge, Shirley Ballas, had some strong words while she critiqued the performance. She told him: "I love you dearly. Keep going because you're what the show is all about."