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Joseph is SO overrated
I don't get the Joseph love here
his win/lose record is nothing to shout about and is the same as the much maligned Gary (who his teammates preferred as PM ) he was the worst negotiater on his team for the discount buying task where he memorably came across as a slimy git when trying to use his , errh, "charm" to get a discount he's nasty to David and Richard and acts like a petulant boy and despite getting a good edit in the diy task (his day job) his team still lost by loads so what is the point of Joseph? |
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Not sure if OP genuinely believes Joseph is "over-rated" or whether it's one of those fabricated "against the grain" opinions you often see
![]() Na, in all seriousness I don't think he's done much overly special but he's certainly looked the best or at least top 2 or 3 best out of a very mediocre bunch Don't see how he's particularly nasty to David? you have to be a bit of a pr1ck in the boardroom at times, it's part of the process really. David made a bad judgment error with measurements in the DIY task, which would have been much more detrimental but for Joseph's intervention. I wouldn't place all that much weight on him being on the losing team often, in the first few weeks there was way too many on each team with both of them scattered with deadwood. I don't think he's overly contributed to any loss, bar last week at a real push. Mark lost a sh1tload of tasks last year iirc As for the team voting Gary PM I just assume there was a lot more said that wasn't included in the edit. Gary had been hiding away in the background the previous few weeks and had never been a PM yet. Joseph had shone as a de facto PM the week previous. I'd have voted Gary myself- even if for tactical reasons in the case of a final BR ![]() Overall I think Joseph is very hard-working, efficient and is a good leader. He seems like a pretty decent bloke too. Him and Richard have stood out the most to me, though Vana is growing by the week it seems Think they're a long way ahead of the chasing pack |
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Very overrated.
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There's something a little stagnant about him.
Maybe it's his personality, or maybe the edit? I guess the problem could be the way the show is now so fixed on the drama and 'hilarious' cock-ups. Then every so often they are like - oh yeah and Joseph is good by the way, okay back to the drama...... Being good is now portrayed as very boring, which makes it hard to root for anyone in terms of who deserves to win. |
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He's competent but fck me if he isn't one of the most punchable faces I've ever seen. I just don't think it's possible for the guy to NOT seem smug. He's one of those candidates where, it would make sense if they won, but it'd be a bitter ending.
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I think he's overrated. His pm skills were rubbish and he's only done well in the diy task - which effectively mimicked his day job. He'll probably get to the final for as there are other more abrasive candidates that will probably get fired first but I fully expect his business plan to be ripped to shreds. Hopefully by nick hewer.
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Not sure if OP genuinely believes Joseph is "over-rated" or whether it's one of those fabricated "against the grain" opinions you often see
![]() Na, in all seriousness I don't think he's done much overly special but he's certainly looked the best or at least top 2 or 3 best out of a very mediocre bunch Don't see how he's particularly nasty to David? you have to be a bit of a pr1ck in the boardroom at times, it's part of the process really. David made a bad judgment error with measurements in the DIY task, which would have been much more detrimental but for Joseph's intervention. I wouldn't place all that much weight on him being on the losing team often, in the first few weeks there was way too many on each team with both of them scattered with deadwood. I don't think he's overly contributed to any loss, bar last week at a real push. Mark lost a sh1tload of tasks last year iirc As for the team voting Gary PM I just assume there was a lot more said that wasn't included in the edit. Gary had been hiding away in the background the previous few weeks and had never been a PM yet. Joseph had shone as a de facto PM the week previous. I'd have voted Gary myself- even if for tactical reasons in the case of a final BR ![]() Overall I think Joseph is very hard-working, efficient and is a good leader. He seems like a pretty decent bloke too. Him and Richard have stood out the most to me, though Vana is growing by the week it seems Think they're a long way ahead of the chasing pack He seemed to make out as if David had committed bloody murder when he cut some things to the wrong length - he helped him then pounced on him in the boardroom. I get the feeling he was kind of offended by the David's "some people are only good at one thing" remark after Charleine brought it up (who didn't bring it up to stir the pot, but I think she brought it up because she felt Joseph ought to know). He's definitely getting the Roisin edit, and I've said it time and time again. He was a bit weak at the beginning, but he's peaking onwards only to get slaughtered in the interviews. Some candidates (Charleine, Scott) were so strong at the beginning but are now starting to falter - like Lauren from last year. |
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Cant stand the Rat
He hated David because David was a better business person. actually has a personalty and probably wins over the women unlike himself. Jealously, no wonder chav Sugar likes him |
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I like his impression of a 13 year old's bum fluff 'stashe.
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He's my least favourite candidate.
I simply don't like him. No, it's more than that, I can't stand him. I don't even think he's very good, he has ego issues, and he has the type of boring monotone voice that makes him come across as very dull. Is he the one who at the start of the series made out that he was a ladies man or something? I can't see it myself. |
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Not sure if OP genuinely believes Joseph is "over-rated" or whether it's one of those fabricated "against the grain" opinions you often see
![]() Na, in all seriousness I don't think he's done much overly special but he's certainly looked the best or at least top 2 or 3 best out of a very mediocre bunch Don't see how he's particularly nasty to David? you have to be a bit of a pr1ck in the boardroom at times, it's part of the process really. David made a bad judgment error with measurements in the DIY task, which would have been much more detrimental but for Joseph's intervention. I wouldn't place all that much weight on him being on the losing team often, in the first few weeks there was way too many on each team with both of them scattered with deadwood. I don't think he's overly contributed to any loss, bar last week at a real push. Mark lost a sh1tload of tasks last year iirc As for the team voting Gary PM I just assume there was a lot more said that wasn't included in the edit. Gary had been hiding away in the background the previous few weeks and had never been a PM yet. Joseph had shone as a de facto PM the week previous. I'd have voted Gary myself- even if for tactical reasons in the case of a final BR ![]() Overall I think Joseph is very hard-working, efficient and is a good leader. He seems like a pretty decent bloke too. Him and Richard have stood out the most to me, though Vana is growing by the week it seems Think they're a long way ahead of the chasing pack Good leaders don't act in a petulant manner when one of their team has a good idea which might be the best idea, and don't go all alpha male and turn it into a pissing contest when they feel insecure in the presence of another male contestant. I'm thinking of the earlier nonsense he had going on with Richard. |
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His face is promoting animal welfare by giving a home to two caterpillars.
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I have a massive crush on him. Hope he goes into modelling or someone post-Apprentice
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He looks like a guy selling The Big Issue in your area.
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That moustache tho
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He's my least favourite candidate.
I simply don't like him. No, it's more than that, I can't stand him. I don't even think he's very good, he has ego issues, and he has the type of boring monotone voice that makes him come across as very dull. Is he the one who at the start of the series made out that he was a ladies man or something? I can't see it myself. |
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His "style" reminds me of Flash Harry from St Trinian's.
I still would though, as long as he kept quiet. |
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Sugar called him 'Super Mario' last night
Had to larf |
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I think Joseph's performance last night hints that he's peaked too soon
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Are people actually rating him? I'm not aware...
He's ok IMO: pretty much what you see is what you get. |
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He's done ok so far - he seems to have a lot of common sense regarding problems that arise but the last task really highlighted that lack of finesse and sophistication that he'll probably need if hes going to be Alans business partner.
And yeah its a weird look he's got going on.
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I think Joseph's performance last night hints that he's peaked too soon
We're being led to believe it's a Vana/Richard final now, but a lot can change in even one task (and of course in the interviews one of them can completely crash and burn). LS definitely likes Joseph, but it'll all come down to plans at the end of the day this isn't the same as the old format where the two "best performing" candidates end up as the final 2 and one of them is offered a job. If it was we may aswell not bother with the next two weeks and just skip to the Richard/Vana final but one/both of them could have a complete non-runner of a plan |
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He's my least favourite candidate.
I simply don't like him. No, it's more than that, I can't stand him. I don't even think he's very good, he has ego issues, and he has the type of boring monotone voice that makes him come across as very dull. Is he the one who at the start of the series made out that he was a ladies man or something? I can't see it myself. His whiny voice The way he dresses like some 1930s spiv. ...annoying |
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I can't take him seriously with that pencil moustache!
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I think Joseph's performance last night hints that he's peaked too soon
Selling expensive property to foreign millionaires, he was clearly a bit lost, someone like Sam with his posh voice and manners would have been perfect, or going back in time someone like Raef... |
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you have to be a bit of a pr1ck in the boardroom at times, it's part of the process really. David made a bad judgment error with measurements in the DIY task, which would have been much more detrimental but for Joseph's intervention.