Lord Sugar’s way off the ball with Clegg comments

 The front-man of TV’s The Apprentice should forget the football metaphors and get behind the Coalition and their plans to kick-start the economy through the efforts of entrepreneurs in the private sector.
 
Talk about not knowing when to keep your gob shut!
After a particularly unsuccessful spell playing for non-league Labour under the awful management of Gordon Brown, Alan Sugar has now decided to resort to football metaphors.
“It seems to me that a skilful manager who can take a lower league side into the Premier League is just what we need right now, but then I guess it’s not so surprising that Lord Sugar is a fan of Brown’s abysmal relegation of the once great Labour to the lower league, since he did a great job of crippling Tottenham Hotspur for a decade.
Does anyone remember him choosing the not-so-successful Swiss manager Christian Gross as Spurs boss?”

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I launched Pimlico Plumbers with just a bag of tools and a very old van bought at auction in 1979 and we over 133 professional plumbers and a support team of around 35 staff, with a turnover in excess of £15 million.
If we’re talking football metaphors, I think that makes Pimlico Plumbers the Manchester United of UK plumbers! 



Charlie Mullins

Charlie Mullins

Charlie Mullins is the archetypal entrepreneur having started Pimlico Plumbers from scratch and building it into a multi-million pound enterprise. Always opinionated and often controversial, Charlie’s common sense attitude has earned him a reputation as one of the UK's most outspoken entrepreneurs.
Charlie Mullins

Charlie Mullins is the archetypal entrepreneur having started Pimlico Plumbers from scratch and building it into a multi-million pound enterprise. Always opinionated and often controversial, Charlie’s common sense attitude has earned him a reputation as one of the UK's most outspoken entrepreneurs.