Former The Apprentice star Amy Anzel in Twitter row with this year's winner Marnie Swindells after she launches petition to replace Lord Sugar
She's voiced her dislike for this year's series of The Apprentice after taking part in the BBC One business competitiion in 2022, and Amy Anzel raised eyebrows as she launched a petition to replace Lord Alan Sugar at the helm. Amy, who was fired halfway through the process by the business magnate, is calling for the Amstrad founder to be switched for Dragons' Den star Steven Bartlett.
READ MORE: Saturday Night Takeaway viewers in stitches as Dec 'p***ed off' with Stephen Mulhern for plunging him into ice bath Instagram @stopwaitaminute told Steven and Amy: "Dragons Den is a better programme too. The Apprentice is becoming too silly." @laurajayne_A agreed with Amy: "Me an my husband said exactly the same last week." And Clair of Hull said: "Signed and shared."
@cedgson91 disagreed: "No, sorry. It wouldn’t be the Apprentice without him." @andyacechambers exclaimed: "Absolutely not, he’s class!" And @bronco_lane2002 argued: "Sugar is one of the best parts of it." Amy was unimpressed to be shown the door from the contest with a scathing dig about her not becoming a project manager, despite her being sub team leader in four out of six tasks. Lord Sugar referenced how she had lived in Los Angeles and asked her if she was an 'LA Dodger'.
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