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The Apprentice candidate hits back at Lord Sugar and addresses show ‘feud’ as he’s sacked from the BBC boardroom
The Apprentice candidate hits back at Lord Sugar and addresses show ‘feud’ as he’s sacked from the BBC boardroom
Published on March 28, 2025 at 01:57 AM
LORD Sugar's latest sacked Apprentice candidate has hit back at him – and addressed a show feud with another entrepreneur.
Fans of the BBC One business show watched tonight as Lord Sugar sent Max England packing from the boardroom.
A candidate on The Apprentice has broken their silence following their axeMax England was sent packing from the boardroom by Lord Sugar this weekThe entrepreneur has now addressed his showdown earlier in the series with Carlo
This week, both teams had been tasked with selecting products to sell on a shopping channel to real customers.
However, after losing, Max, Dean Franklin and Chisola Chitambala found themselves in the firing line, with Max later taking the hit.
During the task Dean and Max appeared to clash, especially in the gallery, with Lord Sugar telling Max he had ‘lost his rag'.
Hitting back, the entrepreneur told Flying Eze: “It wasn't fair at all.
“It was all of the kind of disagreements I guess, maybe in there were few and far between.
“We worked well together in that gallery and I think it's a really intense environment.
“As I said, we had slightly different styles. so Dean was frustrated, I was frustrated, but I think we controlled it well and certainly no one lost their rag with each other.”
Senior account manager Max also addressed his show feud with Carlo after they clashed following accusations from Carlo that Max intentionally making him perform badly.
Their furious feud also spilled out into the boardroom with Lord Sugar less than impressed with what he witnessed.
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In the end, the mogul sided with Max and opted to give Carlo the boot from The Apprentice.
Max told Flying Eze: “I think on the show we were all super confident.
“Episode three, as you saw, was very much a Max vs Carlo. It wasn't quite the case, you know, the, it wasn't a one on one with Carlo.
“I think Carlo shared similar opinions to me and voiced those opinions.
“I've spoken to Carlo since and it's all water under the bridge.”
The Apprentice airs on BBC One and iPlayer.
The Apprentice winners who have quit
By Conor O'Brien
Since The Apprentice launched in 2005, Lord Alan Sugar has crowned several winners.
In 2011, the prize changed from a job working under Lord Sugar to a £250,000 investment partnership.
While some past winners work with Lord Sugar to this day, other collaborations have long ended.
Here is a look at some of the winners who have quit working with the business giant.
Tim Campbell: After winning the first series, Tim (who was 26 at the time) secured a position at Lord Sugar's company Amstrad on a £100,000 salary. After two years, Tim left to start a perfume business – although this was later abandoned. Since 2022, he has been back on The Apprentice as one of Lord Sugar's aides.
Lee McQueen: Having won series four in 2008, 30-year-old Lee McQueen was assigned a position at Amscreen. He left the role after two years in July 2010.
Yasmina Siadatan: Yasmina, who won The Apprentice in 2009, fell pregnant four months into her £100k-a-year role. She worked for Lord Sugar for 12 months but chose not to return after her maternity leave.
Stella English: 2010 winner Stella English went on to work for Lord Sugar's Viglen after time on the BBC show. However, she walked out after 13 months of employment when told her contract would not be renewed and claimed she was just an “overpaid lackey”.
Mark Wright: Australian-born Mark won in 2014 and used the £250,000 investment to found digital marketing agency Climb Online. He parted ways with Lord Sugar in 2022, selling the business for an estimated £10million.
Alana Spencer: Alana partnered up with Lord Sugar after winning in 2016. She claimed the top spot with her cake business Ridiculously Rich. The pair worked together for three years – until Alana ultimately bought out Lord Sugar.
James White: In a one-time situation, James was one of two Apprentice winners in 2017. Three years after he won the show, Lord Sugar left the IT recruitment company, but reportedly let him keep the £250,000 investment.
Sarah Lynn: Sweets delivery businesswoman Sarah was the other joint winner in 2017. She and Lord Sugar parted ways in September 2022.
Carina Lepore: After winning The Apprentice in 2019, Lord Sugar put a £250,000 investment in Carina Lepore's Dough Artisan Bakehouse business. However, the pair ended their partnership in 2023.
The team suffered with a bad choice of products and a lack of salesDean said the group chose the wrong project managerLord Sugar was left cringing as the contestants attempted to sell products on shopping TVDespite disappointment in Dean, Lord Sugar chose to axe MaxHe said he was ‘absolutely gutted' when he was on his way home in the cab
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