Chase fans of rage when they are flooded with complaints after stunning loss TV and radio Show -Business and Television

Chase viewers could not hide their disappointment after two players rose against Paul Sinchi in the final round.

On Monday (February 3), ITV quizzes saw that four new participants of the competition took over the sinner with hope to go with some money.

Of the four players, only Tom and Kevin did it before the final chase. The fans had high hopes on the duo when they played for a survey of £ 80,000.

However, 29 -year -old Volume and Kevin, 46 years old, fought the final chase issues, only answering 11 correctly between them.

Before trying to match their account, Paul confessed that they never lost to a team that ended in total 11. And that has not changed today.

The period caught their account with 48 seconds, that is, two stars had to say goodbye to £ 80,000.

The audience hoped that Tom and Kevin would have done a better job in the final pursuit when they took part in social networks to express their disappointment.

One argued that the performance was “terrible” and the other was “terrible.”

Another February fan posted: “If you do not know the answer instantly; just go through! Their seconds you spend you think about the answer you don’t know what will add everything! If you pass them; you can get questions you know instantly and answer more at that time! “

The fourth stated, “Well, this is anti-Klimax,” as another wrote: “I hoped more from these guys, shames.”

Volume, Director of Communications from London, started the game and answered five questions in the cash builder. He abandoned Paul’s other proposals, playing for 5,000 pounds that he initially earned.

After he passed through that, Sharon hoped to add to the prize pot. The 55-year-old rose against Paul for £ 4000, but unfortunately she was caught before she was able to turn it back.

Donna, which is originally from Sowne, was the next, and also answered four questions in the cash builder. Then the things were alarming for the team, as the 36-year-old insurance manager was also caught.

This was left by Kevin, who answered three questions in his first round. Considering Paul -1000 £ 1000 was too low, Kevin decided to take a high offer of £ 75,000, recruiting a total total of the team up to £ 80,000.