Revealed: Shocking image of two-inch gash to neck after daughter of Ground Force star attacked with shard of glass during brawl in celebrity nightclub Leanne Bloomfield, 28, found guilty of attack at London celebrity nightclub Tommy Walsh's daughter Natalie, 22, had throat slit with a shard of glass The student was left with a deep, two-inch long gash close to her windpipe After attack, Bloomfield texted friend saying: 'They didn't catch me, ha ha' She was today found guilty of wounding with intent following four day trial Ground Force star Walsh said he is 'satisfied' with Bloomfield's conviction A young mother has been been found guilty of slitting the throat of Ground Force star Tommy Walsh's daughter, in a verdict described as "satisfying" by the celebrity builder. Leanne Bloomfield, 28, was convicted of wounding with intent after she used a shard of glass to slash Natalie Walsh, 22, upwards from her neck to her chin at Cafe De Paris near Leicester Square in central London. The mother-of-two attacked Ms Walsh with such ferocity on February 4 last year that the student required plastic surgery and therapy to get over the assault. Wounding with intent: Tommy Walsh's daughter Natalie (left) was attacked by Leanne Bloomfield, 28, (right). Bloomfield was today found guilty of slitting Ms Walsh's throat with a shard of glass Natalie Walsh was left with a deep two-inch gash on her neck after being attacked with a shard of glass by Leanne Bloomfield at Cafe De Paris near Leicester Square in central London After the verdict, Mr Walsh, who was in court with his wife and son, condemned the defendant's 'laddish' behaviour during the assault on February 3. The celebrity builder, who became famous in the BBC's gardening show Ground Force with Charlie Dimmock, said his daughter, who was not in court today, had undergone plastic surgery and therapy following the attack. During the trial, Southwark Crown Court heard how Bloomfield pulled Miss Walsh's hair back before attacking her at the cabaret club, favoured by stars from Made In Chelsea and TOWIE. She also kicked the 22-year-old, as she lay on the ground, and later texted a friend to say she'd had a 'massive punch up with some girl', adding: 'ha ha, b****, she got me good in the nose through'. But she was caught because her Santander bank card had fallen into Ms Walsh's bag after their belongings spilled onto the floor during the row. The attack took place at London's Café de Paris, a nightclub and cabaret favoured by celebrities Celebrity builder Tommy Walsh (left), who became famous in the BBC's gardening show Ground Force with Charlie Dimmock (right), said he was 'satisfied' that justice had been done following his daughter's attack Leanne Bloomfield attacked Natalie Walsh with such ferocity that the student required plastic surgery Speaking about the verdict, Mr Walsh said: 'Pleased isn't the right word. Satisfied...There are no winners in this. The only winner is justice has been seen to be done. He added: 'It was really tough but we are a really close knit family... We can move on. We've no interest in what happens from here.' Mr Walsh said Broomfield 'didn't appear remorseful or contrite' following the attack. She has two children. You should think about your behaviour before you go and behave drunkenly or laddishly,' he added. Mr Walsh said his daughter had achieved a first in her medicine degree at Kings University in central London despite deferring her final exams after the attack. After the verdict was read out, Broomfield, from Colchester in Essex, turned to the jury and said: 'I didn't do it', before breaking down in tears. As she continued to protest her innocence, Judge Peter Susman QC told the defendant 'please be quiet'. He adjourned sentencing to February 7, adding he had 'no choice but to impose a prison sentence' but granting bail until that point. He said: 'You must make arrangements for your children's welfare on the basis you are going to prison.' The court heard that Broomfield had previously been cautioned by police in August 2004 for common assault after a fight with a woman in a street.