Brentford boy stays as love interest gets the BB boot (From Richmond and Twickenham Times)

Brentford boy stays as love interest gets the BB boot

10:04am Monday 3rd August 2009 in News By Lucy Buckland

Brentford’s very own Wolverine Marcus Akin faces another week in the Big Brother house after viewers voted flirty Noirin out.

Irish beauty Noirin, 25, got 60 per cent of the vote on Friday and left the hosue to boos and abusive chants.

Immediately after leaving the house, Noirin was on her flirty behaviour and the way in which she appeared to lead several housemates on.

After the show, she answered a number of internet fans' questions, and she explained herself further.

When questioned on whether she could really justify her actions with the excuse 'I'm in love with my ex', a defiant Noirin immediately responded.

"Of course I can," she said. "I'm 25 and single. Before I came into the house I spoke with Isaac and he told me to go into the house single and do what I wanted to do. I talked about him every single day, so obviously I loved the guy."

Another fan questioned whether she would have been better to sort out her issues with Isaac outside of the house.

"No, because I love Isaac and the minute he entered the house I realised I was still in love with him. I'm not in love with Siavash or anyone else in the house. I wanted to show him I loved him, and when you're in the house you can't help but show your true feelings."

Yesterday Marcus chatted about being "the Irrepressible Dark Horse" .

As he talked in the Diary Room, Marcus elaborated on the persona he had mentioned in earlier discussions.

Marcus said: "The Irrepressible Dark Horse is a way of life. It's the spirit of not being repressed, restrained or controlled by anyone. That is me."

Marcus went on to describe the "philosophy" of the Irrepressible Dark Horse.

"One: try harder," he began. "No matter what you do, always do one more. Do more and that will spread. Two: always be yourself. And three, you know, try your hardest. And don't be a tit."

The window-fitter declared that the "intangible aspects" of the Dark Horse were "intrinsic" to him and couldn't be explained.

"You have to see it, live it and love it," he announced. "And then you can understand and respect what it is to be the good old Irrepressible Dark Horse."

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