You don’t hear from him like that, everyone falls over him: Jörgen Raymann. After Jan Uriot’s terrible sneer, he now gets the brand new SBS 6 duo Marcel & Gijs over him. “Ridiculous!”
Jörgen Raymann was once a big television star, but in no time the house of cards of his fame collapsed. He had gotten used to his NPO tons and spent thousands of euros a day during shopping weekends, but suddenly he lost his television contract and even fell heavily into debt.
‘Jorgen so bad’
Now Jörgen suddenly pops up here and there again, often with some day chairman things or glorified schnabbels. For example, he was recently awarded some prize for the queer community and that earned him a pithy sneer from Private star journalist Jan Uriot: “He did that so terribly badly! I really want to say that.”
The National Committee 4 and 5 May is apparently not shocked by Jan’s observation, because they have now appointed Jörgen as a board member. Have they at least put him on probation? No, he was appointed by Royal Decree for a period of no less than six years.
Beat again
Unwise, say SBS 6 talk show stars Gijs Groenteman and Marcel van Roosmalen. They follow in the footsteps of Jan Uriot and also hand out a beating to the former TV comedian.
Gijs laughing in his program last night Marcel & Gijs: “Jörgen Raymann has been appointed board member of the National Committee for 4 and 5 May. What kind of idiotic idea is that? haha.”
Colleague Marcel: “Hahahaha. What does he know about World War II? Serious.”
‘Weird board member’
Gijs: “I don’t know.”
Marcel: “Me neither. I think he is a very strange board member.”
Gijs: “A very strange choice.”
Marcel: “Yes, ridiculous. What do you think, Raven?”
Table guest Raven van Dorst: “Why not? Why not Jörgen Raymann?”
‘hangs something around’
Yes, why not? Gijs doesn’t really have an appropriate answer to that: “Yes, I don’t know. I just always find Jörgen Raymann… I don’t know… There is something about it that has very little to do with the May 4 and 5 Committee.”
Marcel: “By the way, I have a lot of days with Jörgen Raymann.”
Gijs: “That he has something to do with few days.”
Raven: “Who should it be then?”
‘Not good’
Marcel replies: “Job Cohen.”
Gijs: “Or you.”
Raven: “I don’t have time.”
Marcel: “Yes, you can’t deny that to Jörgen.”
A little later, Marcel concludes: “I don’t know if you’ve ever heard Jörgen Raymann give a speech, but that’s not good either.”
Shot fired, but whether Jörgen is very impressed? Given that the criticism comes from someone who reads even more monotonously than Jim Bakkum sings, it will not be too bad…