He always seemed to me, to be somebody who was a passionate speaker. Somebody who you would feel would speak out when a wrong was done - unlike some others. He certainly has come out in defence of how badly the staff were treated at the end. Credit to him for that. In this world of fakery it is a pleasure to actually witness somebody speaking their mind and telling us what they really think. What also would have been good to hear from him in addition, and the other presenters and demonstrators, would be some public message of sympathy for Ideal World’s customers-particularly the ones who have not received the goods they purchased in the last few days of the company trading. Ennis’s tweet also makes it pretty clear the problems behind the scenes were known by all, but nothing was done to address them - least, in appears to Ennis’s opinion.
