Watching the final of The Apprentice having missed a few episodes of the real programme recently, and I can't believe Paul didn't make it to the final. He's such a hilarious (and good) salesman, as anybody who saw the flower sales instalment near the beginning will agree with me on.
But Sir Alan Sugar's PR machine is certainly rolling. He was talked about nearly the whole way though Radio 1's breakfast show, and he's on tomorrow too. He's in heaps of business features in the press, and there's even talk of him being preferred as Prime Minister!
You can apply for the second series here.
Eh?! Not only is that a little creepy and wierd, but I'm not Alan Sugar?!
Posted by: Drew B | March 17, 2006 at 11:31 AM
I am writing in conjunction with what i want to do.This is the only way i can possibly get in contact with sir Allen.What i need is a sponsor in what i want to do although i am not good enough to be sponcered,but i would need practice in my snowboarding to attract other sponcers.This may seem like a odd way to present myself,but unfortunitly i do not have the finances or the time to practice.Would you please refer this to sir Allen,and could you please give me a come back on this .Thank you for your time and patiance.
Posted by: Juwellyn Cloete | March 26, 2006 at 01:05 PM
Dear Sir,
I would like to spend 1 Hour with yourself,to pick your brain to build my business.Being disable with a spinal injury it is hard tofind anyone who will help.
I get told why do you want to work stay on benifits.
Posted by: Ken Snelson | April 03, 2006 at 11:48 PM
Sir Alan,
Having watched your latest series of The Apprentice and enjoyed every minute, would you ever consider doing a series for a slightly younger age groups; for example the 16-21 age group. I personally would love to put myself forward for such an oppertunity and I also believe that there are many others who would also leap at such an oppertunity. I would greatly appreciate it if this could be considered and I doubt that it would be me alone who would be very greatful. Many thanks for your time
Posted by: Rob Wheeler | April 28, 2006 at 08:25 PM
hi Sir Alan Sugar, my name is oliver pensulo and i am a 19 year old male at college. my dream is to set up my business company, a clothing line for a more modern youthful culture.i do realise that you get loads of mail asking for financial help, i am only asking for your experties on how to set up an effective business and starting with the right foot.thank you for your time
Posted by: Oliver pensulo | May 03, 2006 at 11:18 AM