artvanderlay wrote: » Can't stand Camilla. Mind you they are all crap now. Sugar obviously doesn't like strong, capable, intelligent women like Jackie and Jasmine, so he keeps the morons and the immature ones.
incentsitive wrote: » I thought it was funny too that Karen took such a high moral ground on the packaging, considering she works with the 2 lads in West Ham! Also I always laugh - no matter what bad call a candidate makes, they will never make a worse one than moving West Ham to the Olympic Stadium!
SimonTemplar wrote: » I think Sabrina is very impressive for her age and she'll probably only get better as she gets more experience. With that in mind, I think she is well placed to win assuming she has a decent business plan.
Muahahaha wrote: » incentsitive wrote: » I thought it was funny too that Karen took such a high moral ground on the packaging, considering she works with the 2 lads in West Ham! Also I always laugh - no matter what bad call a candidate makes, they will never make a worse one than moving West Ham to the Olympic Stadium! In fairness West Ham moving to the Olympic Stadium was one of the best ever decisions for the club. The stadium cost the government £700m to construct and West Ham are now on a long term lease paying a paltry £2.5m a year. The deal is so good that the local council are paying for all maintenance so West Ham dont have to spend a penny bar the rent. Controversially it was revealed that the council are even paying for the corner flags! The deal Brady negiotiated was stunning and there was a lot of anger about it from other clubs and local council taxpayers who are on the hook for 20 years to pay for any maintenance of it. Not only that but they also pocketed £40m from the sale of their own ground Upton Park which only had a capacity of 35,000 compared to the Olympic stadium which fills up at 66,000. The move to the Olympic stadium has meant their match day revenue has almost doubled. What Brady and Sullivan got was called a 'Deal of the Century' by many in the media.
AndrewJRenko wrote: » Was there any particular reason for the candidates to be in their jammies for the initial meeting, beyond a bit of leering for the lads?
Avatar MIA wrote: » It's best to think of the modern iteration of the show at the level of reality TV.
incentsitive wrote: » If football is solely about money then yes they did. But find me 1 West Ham fan who doesn't hate the stadium and wish they were playing their football anywhere else and I'll shake your hand. They hate the place, football in Olympic stadiums is a round peg in a square hole. They are miles from the action, the club has lost its soul and fans are turning away. But yeah you are right on the commercial aspect, but its a failure in all other aspects
ArmaniJeanss wrote: » "The PM sent the wrong people to do the wrong task. You're fired for not standing up to her. PM, you can go back to the house" Even by Suicre's long history of makey-up reasons for saving his preferred candidate this was a bit of a tortuous stretch. There's a Final 5 program on Tuesday night at 10:45pm (BBCNI) if anyone wants to learn more about these candidates.
yerwanthere123 wrote: » I never really got into the Irish one, the episodes were too long and drawn out. Weren't they like 1 hour 20 minutes long, and half of that the boardroom?
siblers wrote: It was very commercialised, lots of product placement and use of sponsors for each task. I never really got into it either, just didn't come close to the English version
incentsitive wrote: » Never watched the Irish one.
artvanderlay wrote: » You missed out on quite an experience, my friend. Some of it is on youtube. Here's series 3: a vintage year. Enjoy :pac:
Under His Eye wrote: » https://twitter.com/Lord_Sugar/status/1072888054313091072
Whereisgalway wrote: » When’s the final on?