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Alex - And Alan wants somebody like this working for his company
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ebjeebe
06-06-2008
Originally Posted by cressida100:
“Never thought of that! I would be SO ashamed.”

I would imagine he has learnt all he knows from Daddy. People that behave like that are generally expect to by their family.
Murraymar
06-06-2008
I was in the minority and liked Nicholas. I didn't like him on the show but thought he came across very well in YF. However I really felt Alex well and truly shafted him in the board room. As they say you reap what you sow and I'm hoping Alex will eventually get whats coming for him. Working for Sir Alan would probably be a complete nightmare anyway
Muttley76
06-06-2008
Originally Posted by Murraymar:
“As they say you reap what you sow and I'm hoping Alex will eventually get whats coming for him.”

well, I think given the way the GBP seem to have gradually gone off Alex, I think it's safe to say the chance of a media career he was apparently hoping for has ebbed away somewhat.....it was fantastic to see Raef got a big interview in Heat magazine the other week, Alex must have been quietly seething....
norbitonite
07-06-2008
Originally Posted by Beer:
“I think Alex is completely an extrovert as we've seen in his snake like character.

Otherwise he has been completely incompetent throughout the show.”

I was really surprised by how much Nick seemed to rate him.
Muttley76
07-06-2008
Originally Posted by norbitonite:
“I was really surprised by how much Nick seemed to rate him.”

As I said elsewhere, Nick seems to be off his game this series...
National Park
07-06-2008
Originally Posted by Muttley76:
“well, I think given the way the GBP seem to have gradually gone off Alex, I think it's safe to say the chance of a media career he was apparently hoping for has ebbed away somewhat.....it was fantastic to see Raef got a big interview in Heat magazine the other week, Alex must have been quietly seething....”

Please don't take the opinions of internet message boards and chatrooms as representative of the majority of the British public. The result of most public vote shows in comparison to the opinions of people on the net should show you that.

I can assure you that all the offers that were there for Alex should he not win the series are still there.

As for the interview with Raef rather than Alex in Heat, you may have failed to notice the small matter of Raef being out of the competition whether as Alex isn't.
Give It Up
07-06-2008
Originally Posted by Beer:
“The problem is, how is that boardroom behaviour when you snitch and wait to snitch on your own colleagues? On your own team members and your own to raise your own profile - you deem that it will raise your own profile - how is this not seen as a problem?

It was not seen as a problem because Alex was one of the only few they could have had for the final task.

Ultimately though, in the real world it is wrong behaviour. In the TV production of the apprentice - it is ok because this is just Eastenders but in a boardroom.”

If you genuinely believe any of that, you are on another planet.
Muttley76
07-06-2008
Originally Posted by National Park:
“Please don't take the opinions of internet message boards and chatrooms as representative of the majority of the British public. The result of most public vote shows in comparison to the opinions of people on the net should show you that..”

Funnily enough I am well aware of this fact. However it is perfectly clear that Alex is not terribly popular with the viewers of the show. I'm not just referring to DS but an overall perception of popularity.

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“As for the interview with Raef rather than Alex in Heat, you may have failed to notice the small matter of Raef being out of the competition whether as Alex isn't”

That was actually a tongue in check comment, but I would point out that early in the series Alex featured quite heavily in Heat magazine regardless of the fact he was in the show. The reason I mentioned it was simply because his tiny band of supporters on here have been banging on about Alex being some kind of Heat pin up for weeks on end....
Give It Up
08-06-2008
Originally Posted by Muttley76:
“Funnily enough I am well aware of this fact. However it is perfectly clear that Alex is not terribely popular with the viewers of the show. I'm not just refering to DS but an ooverall perception of popularity.


That was actually a tongue in check comment, but I would point out that early in the series Alex featured quite heavily in Heat magazine regardless of the fact he was in the show. The reason I mentioned it was simply because his tiny band of supporters on here have been banging on about Alex being some kind of Heat pin up for weeks on end....”

Funnily enough, I would gauge the opposite from the internet generally, despite the fact that as usual it's the minority that is the most vocal.

There is a huge difference between featuring someone and carrying out an interview with them. The interview with Raef was carried out because he was out of the show.
Give It Up
08-06-2008
Originally Posted by ebjeebe:
“I would imagine he has learnt all he knows from Daddy. People that behave like that are generally expect to by their family.”

Jeeeeez................ criticising the family you don't know of someone you don't know when trying to call someone shameful (for doing something that was in fact commendable in business and in life).

Irony of ironies.

Originally Posted by norbitonite:
“I was really surprised by how much Nick seemed to rate him.”

I wasn't. Nick is astute and perceptive as ever.

Originally Posted by Muttley76:
“As I said elsewhere, Nick seems to be off his game this series...”

You mean he's not saying what you would agree with.
Muttley76
08-06-2008
Originally Posted by Give It Up:
“There is a huge difference between featuring someone and carrying out an interview with them.”

Yes but the fact is that as the weeks have progressed their focus has changed from being very Alex-centric to being, well, not so much.....
Muttley76
08-06-2008
Originally Posted by Give It Up:
“You mean he's not saying what you would agree with.”

Please don't tell me what I think, thanks. Nope it's not that he isn't agreeing with what I think, it is very unlikely that this is going to happen all the time with anyone in any situation in life. I just have found him to be making statements without having the evidence to back them up, or when their is evidence that contradicts what he is saying. He has also missed things that have been said or done that I think in the past he would have picked up on.
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