[Fetch The Bolt Cutters]

you havent got to show him respect at all

hes a bit of a wanker imo 0_o

[Legend killer]

Originally Posted by Scott

you havent got to show him respect at all

hes a bit of a wanker imo 0_o

For once i agree with you he defo is a wanker. If i was on the show i wouldn't be callen him Sir

[In the Drunk Tank]

Originally Posted by 08marsh

Why are you calling him Sir Alan?

Like I said, I dont know what else to call him, it's how he's always been known to me

Originally Posted by Scott

you havent got to show him respect at all

hes a bit of a wanker imo 0_o

Yeah I was only joking, I was just doing it out of habit

[In the Drunk Tank]

Alan's too informal

Sugar isnt right on it's own as a surname

Alan Sugar just feels naked without the Sir in front of it

Lord Sugar makes him sound like something from Star Wars

So Sir Alan it is

[Fetch The Bolt Cutters]

Originally Posted by MTVN

Alan's too informal

Sugar isnt right on it's own as a surname

Alan Sugar just feels naked without the Sir in front of it

Lord Sugar makes him sound like something from Star Wars

So Sir Alan it is

[In the Drunk Tank]

Originally Posted by Scott

[Shasown]

Originally Posted by MTVN

Alan's too informal

Sugar isnt right on it's own as a surname

Alan Sugar just feels naked without the Sir in front of it

Lord Sugar makes him sound like something from Star Wars

So Sir Alan it is

Sugar was knighted in 2000 for services to business, the correct term for a knight of the realm is Sir.....

However in 2009 Gordon Brown offered him a peerage he accepted this elevation to the House of Lords and became Baron Sugar of Clapton. The Correct term of address and reporting for a Member of the House of Lords is Lord.....

The correct term when addressing him is Lord Sugar the first time you speak to him and sir on subsequent times and he should be referred to as Lord Sugar when talking about him.

That is of course of you are subject of HM The Queen Elisabeth and not some uppity Johnny Foreigner.

[In the Drunk Tank]

Originally Posted by Shasown

Sugar was knighted in 2000 for services to business, the correct term for a knight of the realm is Sir.....

However in 2009 Gordon Brown offered him a peerage he accepted this elevation to the House of Lords and became Baron Sugar of Clapton. The Correct term of address and reporting for a Member of the House of Lords is Lord.....

The correct term when addressing him is Lord Sugar the first time you speak to him and sir on subsequent times and he should be referred to as Lord Sugar when talking about him.

That is of course of you are subject of HM The Queen Elisabeth and not some uppity Johnny Foreigner.

Oh right, that's quite interesting actually, I'll make sure to remember it should I ever meet him

I'm still going to call him Sir Alan though

[StGeorge]

Originally Posted by MTVN

Alan's too informal

Sugar isnt right on it's own as a surname

Alan Sugar just feels naked without the Sir in front of it

Lord Sugar makes him sound like something from Star Wars

So Sir Alan it is

I think it's pronounced Sa Ralen....

He's always been Bagga to me.