So after three weeks of voting, the long-awaited results are in

I can now reveal the candidate who finishes in last place (#139) is...

YES!

#139: Jenny Celerier
Series 4, 10th place, fired Week 7

Top ranking:102
Bottom ranking: 139

Average ranking: 123.4

Jenny earns herself the dubious honour of being the forum's least favourite candidate ever. I think we can all agree this is because of her bullying of fellow candidates Sara Dhada and Lucinda Ledgerwood, as wwell as her cheating tactics in Week 7 which led to her demise.

#138: Ian Stringer
Series 4, 14th place, fired Week 3

Top ranking: 111
Bottom ranking: 132

Average ranking: 121.4

Series 4's Ian was quiet in Weeks 1 and 2, but when having the role of PM thrust upon him in Week 3, he totally lost control of the boys team, and lied in the boardroom, resulting in his firing.

Well deserved bottom placing for Jenny C.
She was my bottom ranking as I couldn't picture another candidate that had demonstrated such unpleasantness on numerous occasions.

#137: Zeeshaan Shah
Series 9, 12th place, fired in Week 5

Top ranking: 98
Bottom ranking: 138

Average ranking: 121.1

Zee is instantly recognizable due to his cocky demeanour, self comparison to Napoleon and being 'Mr Dubai'. However, being Mr Dubai didn't help him to lead his team to victory in an embarrassing loss, including allegations of sexism made against him!

Ian was second bottom?! Ahead of Wotherspoon, Sophocles, Phil Taylor et all? That certainly is a shock!

#136: Nicholas de Lacy-Brown
Series 4, 16th place, fired Week 1

Top ranking: 85
Bottom ranking: 138

Average ranking: 120.3

Nicholas de Lacy-Brown unfortunately is probably renowned as the most snobby candidate ever - Sir Alan clearly didn't like this, and he was the first to go in Series 4.

#135: Stephen Brady
Series 8, 6th place, fired Week 10

Top ranking: 102
Bottom ranking: 136

Average ranking: 120


Stephen became known as a slimy character, always 'deflecting the blame' as Ricky put it. He failed to lead his team to victory, after swearing to Lord Sugar he would, leading to his demise.

#134: Alex Britez Cabral
Series 7, 15th place, fired Week 2

Top ranking: 82
Bottom ranking: 134

Average ranking: 114.8

Alex Britez Cabral was all bark, no bite. He claimed he was 'cold, hard and ruthless', yet offered nothing to the process other than arse-covering, as the cliche goes.

#133: Dan Harris
Series 6, 16th place, fired Week 1

Top ranking: 59
Bottom ranking: 139

Average ranking: 113.6

Dan is probably known as the most dictatorial PMs in the history of the show, leading to him becoming the first casualty of the Series 6 boardroom, and has sealed himself the same fate in this game.

#132: Rocky Andrews
Series 5, 14th place, fired Week 2

Top ranking: 99
Bottom ranking: 128

Average ranking: 113.2

Rocky was dismissed by Sir Alan on the grounds of being too young and naive in Week 2 of Series 5. He is the first Series 5 candidate to crash and burn.

Aww, I actually quite liked Alex (I was the one who put him at 82). He didn't do a whole lot, but was excellent in the boardroom and didn't make the team fail in Week 2 (Which was more Leon's fault than anyone elses)

#131: Azhar Siddique
Series 8, 10th place, fired Week 7

Top ranking: 94
Bottom ranking: 123

Average ranking: 1112.9

Azhar is probably best known for being the candidate who said the word 'strategy' the most times in a single episode - Week 7. Azhar was dismissed on the grounds of being someone no one ever wants to listen to.

#130: Mani Sandher
Series 2, 10th place, fired Week 5

Top ranking: 47
Bottom ranking: 133

Average ranking: 112

Mani managed to lead his team to a victory on Task 4, but was fired in Week 5, due to his overly aggressive nature. Mani is the lowest-ranking Series 2 candidate.

Boo to whoever didn't rank Sharon as the worst Series 2 candidate (I'm looking at you, George)

#129: Andy Jackson
Series 3, 16th place, fired Week 1

Top ranking: 79
Bottom ranking: 128

Average ranking: 109.4

Andy is our first casualty from Series 3 - not sure why. Perhaps he was just a bit annoying? Andy was an indecisive leader on the first task of his series, lacking strategy, leading to Sir Alan getting rid of him.

I probably shouldn't tell you this, but I will anyway - Sharon did quite well as far as the Series 2 candidates are concerned

#128: Noorul Choudhury
Series 5, 10th place, fired in Week 6

Top ranking: 44
Bottom ranking: 139

Average ranking: 108.6

Noorul is probably the one who springs to mind for most people, when the question, 'who got further than they should?' Noourl was fired by Sir Alan simply for doing nothing!

Wow, someone voted Noorul as 44? Think bottom is kinda harsh, though, cos he did utterly own Ben in the boardroom on his exit week.

Sorry to disappoint but that's all for tonight folks!

So, the identities of the bottom 12 have been revealed - and only one woman!

The series from which no candidates have crashed out yet is Series 1 only!

So, here's a ranking recap:

#139: Jenny Celerier
#138: Ian Stringer
#137: Zeeshaan Shah
#136: Nicholas de Lacy-Brown
#135: Stephen Brady
#134: Alex Britez Cabral
#133: Dan Harris
#132: Rocky Andrews
#131: Azhar Siddique
#130: Mani Sandher
#129: Andy Jackson
#128: Noorul Choudhury

Who will crash and burn next?!... Find out tomorrow...

Seems I've made a mistake there - nobody did rank him 44

It won't have been a mistake with the actual rankings, just a typo, and I don't have access to my Excel spreadsheet right now, but I'll get back to you

Really surprised that Michael and Alex W haven't turned up yet, but oh well, I guess less memorable candidates sink to the bottom?

Panic over, there was no mistake. Found the vote of the person who ranked Noorul 44 I won't name any names but it certainly wasn't me!

I think Alex probably is boosted cos of his looks? And Michael because he was young and naive?

I was really shocked to see Rocky and Andy so low though!