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Sir Alan's Replacement

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I'm wondering (out loud) who Sir Alan's Sugar replacement might be once he announces his impending retirement, I believe Sir Alan is at least seventy (years young!) and didn't really want to do the latest series. May I suggest Sir Harry Secombe?
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    rolergirlrolergirl Posts: 5,205
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    Sir Harry secombe died about 10 years ago.
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    [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 25,310
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    He's 61 I think.
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    AmbassadorAmbassador Posts: 22,333
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    Getting back to seriousness, I'd like to see Stelios do it but he's probably 'too nice'

    I'd hate to see someone like Peter Jones do it, who's all about himself.

    Bannatyne wouldn't be so bad but his business interests are limited

    Stelios would be my choice
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    rolergirlrolergirl Posts: 5,205
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    #5
    what about Richard Branson?
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    CLARKSONIOUSCLARKSONIOUS Posts: 478
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    rolergirl wrote: »
    what about Richard Branson?

    Sooooo predictable.
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    rolergirlrolergirl Posts: 5,205
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    CLARKSONIOUS wrote: »
    Sooooo predictable.

    well,I'm sorry!!!:rolleyes:
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    CLARKSONIOUSCLARKSONIOUS Posts: 478
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    rolergirl wrote: »
    well,I'm sorry!!!:rolleyes:

    Apology accepted.

    Advice: Try thinking more laterally.
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    rolergirlrolergirl Posts: 5,205
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    CLARKSONIOUS wrote: »
    Apology accepted.

    Advice: Try thinking more laterally.

    Advice don't tell other people what to do and make sarcastic comments when they say some thing you wouldnt automatically put.
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    CLARKSONIOUSCLARKSONIOUS Posts: 478
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    rolergirl wrote: »
    Advice don't tell other people what to do and make sarcastic comments when they say some thing you wouldnt automatically put.

    The word wouldn't has an apostrophe dear. :rolleyes:
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    If it is a serious business programme, Digby Jones. If it carries on in the same manner as this series, Dale Winton.
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    CLARKSONIOUS wrote: »
    Lucinda. :)

    Oh wait - thats not quite right. :o

    Shouldn't thats be that's dear?
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    CLARKSONIOUSCLARKSONIOUS Posts: 478
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    ^^^ Shut up you tart...
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    Michael Sophocles confirmed as the new Alan Sugar. BBC bosses 'delighted'. More follows.
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    CLARKSONIOUSCLARKSONIOUS Posts: 478
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    I think Bagpuss could of done a better job this year.
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    Jasper Carrot, picked for his looks.
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    Theo Paphitis
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    OK Then!!!OK Then!!! Posts: 4,614
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    Margaret Mountford- the legend that is!!
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    CLARKSONIOUS wrote: »
    ^^^ Shut up you tart...

    Witty comeback but should the're be they're dear:rolleyes:
    CLARKSONIOUS wrote: »
    The're such a motley crew of candidates this year, makes me think Sir Alan's moving into the terrorism business.
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    [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 5,449
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    Peter Jones, but only because he's hot!
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    Peter Jones for me also!
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    KatenutzsKatenutzs Posts: 2,981
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    rolergirl wrote: »
    what about Richard Branson?

    Not a bad idea. It has to be someone who could actually give the 'apprentice' a job and Richard certainly has the empire to do that :)
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    Is not time for a woman at the helm?

    Yes..step forward Anne Robinson...her withering sacarsm will do..:p
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    I actually really like Deborah Meaden from Dragon's Den - she's nice but not afraid to have a go
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    Richard Branson would be the obvious replacement. However, getting rid of Sir Alan means no Nick and Margaret.

    The show wouldn't be the same, basically.
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    Michelle Mone - I think she'd tell us all exactly what she thinks. And by that I mean exactly. She'd add a bitchy slant.
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