the apprentice winner -??!! no way!

[frankief]

Michelle Dewberry is a real foul mouthed slapper, thats the impression I had of her. Maybe she was giving Sir Alan one, or he fell for the 'hard upbringing, worked on the checkout' story. She has consistently been the most idle and ineffectual candidate week by week. And she has the annoying manner of delivering every statement with a huge question mark after it. Her closing speech to Sir Alan was full of embarrasing up to the minute cliches about 'being passionate and adding value'.

How did she win? Did the others cancel everybody else out?

[Aliceband]

Frankief, so by Michelle swearing, it makes her a slapper does it?

And because a woman won, it means she was "giving Alan one" does it?

She won, because obviously Alan Sugar thought she was the best. She was honest about her upbringing.

Think you maybe dont like the fact that a woman won!

[gammaray]

I think she'll do well. I'm so glad that obnoxious wa***r ex recruitment consultant didn't get anywhere (was it Paul?) His "I'm great, and everybody who knows me thinks so" routine wore painfully thin by the end and thankfully the interveiwers at the end could see right through him. What a dork!

[Fatfreddy]

I agree with some of your points, but if you believe the reports in the papers, both were given jobs at Amstrad (for the past 6 months - it was all filmed last year) and the final decision was made based on their performance. Also according to the papers, the final boardroom scene was apparently acted out for the cameras. Everyone knew who was the winner before they went in, and the had been told a few days earlier at a big slap up nosh. Don't blame me if this is inaccurate, just what I read.