Stand Up To Cancer viewers put off by Danny Dyer’s bare feet on the table

STAND Up To Cancer viewers were disgusted by Danny Dyer’s bare feet on the table as he took part in Gogglebox with his daughter Dani.

The famous duo settled in for the night at their Essex mansion to raise money for charity, but those watching at home this evening were rather distracted by his trotters.

As they sat down to watch the shows, the EastEnders hardman plonked his feet on the table.

Fans of the show couldn’t resist commenting on it and took to Twitter to reveal they felt “uncomfortable” and “sick” looking at them.

One person wrote: “Watching #StandUpToCancer and @MrDDyer on gogglebox makes me feel uncomfortable with his gigantic feet in the table. But yet I still love him.”

Another commented: “Danny Dyer’s feet is not what I wanna see tbh #Gogglebox #StandUpToCancer.”

While someone else remarked: “Can't be dealing with Danny Dyer's bare feet right in my face #CelebrityGogglebox #gogglebox #StandUpToCancer.”

During the show he joked to daughter Dani that he should have played Stephen Hawking in The Theory Of Everything.

He told her: “I should have got that part playing Hawkins. I was too busy running the Queen Vic.”

It wasn’t just Dani and her dad who took to the sofa, Louis Tomlinson and Liam Payne also delighted fans as they gave their verdict on this week’s TV shows.

Footballer Peter Crouch and his wife Abbey Clancy also sprawled on their sofas for the special show with Abbey’s dad, as well Tottenham Hotspur players Dele Alli and Eric Dier.

The celebrities struggled with the quiz show, and were hiding behind their hands when watching The Yorkshire Vet.

However, England international Eric revealed it is his "kind of programme".

Meanwhile former England and Liverpool star Crouch said that the benefit of Naked Attraction is that there are no "nasty surprises".

During Stand Up To Cancer Michael Buble joined James Cordon in a special Carpool Karaoke and opened up about his son Noah's cancer battle - although fans were outraged when Channel 4 wrongly tweeted that he had died.

John Legend sang the hotline number for viewers to donate to the tune of his hit song All Of Me, including a tuneful recital of the terms and conditions of donations.

Alan Carr dressed as Prue Leith for a Bake Off special during the show, which is in aid of Cancer Research UK.

They also announced that celebrities including Caroline Flack, Michelle Keegan and Russell Brand would be doing Celebrity Bake Off next spring.