Stuart deserved to go!! He was very annoying and had no idea how to manage women. And how rude to mention Stella's age?? As if over 30 equals dead and stupid!! Here's hoping hes out next week.
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Stuart is anoying the hell out of me too. He made sure that he got his racing car experience in though. Maybe the team should have taken deposits on orders placed and at least then if they weren't picked up some money would have been re-couped. A very luck man!

I am glad to see the back of Sandeesh though.
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Stuart is a "real apprentice" if you look at one of the definitions - "One not well versed in a subject" and that has to be his people skills !
As one of the youngest candidates there he maybe feels he has more to prove as he knows he probably doesn't have the same experiences. Here's hoping his brash approach and ability to offend is softened off during his working life.
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Stu's gotta go next week. Another 20 years, never mind 10, will never get him into the same class/league as Stella.
Her final dispassion8 verdict on the other team summed it up eloquently - 'lucky for you we made so many screw ups, you could/should have won'. All the better as it was delivered gracefully with a delightful 'killer look' at Stu. Dare I say in PM, it's an 'Apprentice boardroom' skill that seems more prevalent in the current female team members - Stella and perhaps Liz and Joanna?
I look forward to Jo's epitath on Stu next week when he will be at home playing with his 'extreme masculinity'. Mind you, can't see him going with the same grace as Sandeesh - who's judgement shortfall alone called time on her last night - oh and £40!!
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And the biggest un-truth of all was Lord Sugar's throw away comment at the end 'There is no luck in business'. Ask most of the succesful entreprenuers and top business people around today and they will all tell you there is a lot of luck involved.
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