The Apprentice' Top 10 - Pick your winner
| By Alex Fletcher |
Another candidate was consigned to the reality TV dustbin by Lord Sugar on last night's Apprentice, leaving just 10 power-dressing, loud-mouthed business wannabes competing for the £250,000 grand prize.
Suave Mr Slick Myles Mordaunt is the hot favourite after winning on every single task so far, but is the former racing driver riding his luck?
Neil Clough has shown flashes of brilliance, but will his inability to stop referring to himself in the third person end up costing him? Leah's rubbed up plenty of people the wrong way, but looks the most confident and likely from the female contenders.
Alex Mills proved his worth with his Fold-o and has shown himself to possess more skills than just artistry of the eyebrows, while Luisa Zissman looks likely to be Lord Sugar's pet project for 2013 with her straight-talking (non-stop talking) attitude appealing to his "instincts".
Jason Leech remains a personal Digital Spy favourite, but how long can the resident posho survive on the basis that he speaks funny and his ability to grate cheese well?
Jordan Poulton, Francesca MacDuff-Varley and Natalie Panayi haven't necessarily done anything dreadfully wrong, but they haven't made the best of impressions on Lord Sugar either, due to various misdemeanours (Hooligan screams in the boadroom, weak project management and blubbering pleas) in the opening tasks. Can any of them turn it around and win the big money investment?
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Lord Sugar, Nick Hewer and Karren Brady
Suave Mr Slick Myles Mordaunt is the hot favourite after winning on every single task so far, but is the former racing driver riding his luck?
Neil Clough has shown flashes of brilliance, but will his inability to stop referring to himself in the third person end up costing him? Leah's rubbed up plenty of people the wrong way, but looks the most confident and likely from the female contenders.
Alex Mills proved his worth with his Fold-o and has shown himself to possess more skills than just artistry of the eyebrows, while Luisa Zissman looks likely to be Lord Sugar's pet project for 2013 with her straight-talking (non-stop talking) attitude appealing to his "instincts".
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The Apprentice 2013
Jason Leech remains a personal Digital Spy favourite, but how long can the resident posho survive on the basis that he speaks funny and his ability to grate cheese well?
Jordan Poulton, Francesca MacDuff-Varley and Natalie Panayi haven't necessarily done anything dreadfully wrong, but they haven't made the best of impressions on Lord Sugar either, due to various misdemeanours (Hooligan screams in the boadroom, weak project management and blubbering pleas) in the opening tasks. Can any of them turn it around and win the big money investment?
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