Ian Stringer has become the latest contestant to be fired by Alan Sugar on 'The Apprentice'.
Blackpool-born Stringer previously declared: "There are two types of people in the world; winners and... I don't know how to say the word, I can't say it."
After getting kicked off the show, he said: "I absolutely think I'm a winner - no question."
Speaking about Sugar's decision to fire him, he admitted that he was "pretty gutted to be honest and disappointed".
"I feel I was let down by some members of my team," he said.
Stringer was kicked off the show after his team failed in a task of running a pub kitchen for a day.
His claim-to-fame is that he re-wrote the lyrics to Tony Christie's 'Amarillo' when it was used as Sport Relief's charity record.
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