The Apprentice 2014: Solomon Akhtar Brands Finalist Bianca 'Fake' And Lord Sugar 'Boring'

He was the first to be fired on Wednesday night's episode after his business plan was ripped apart during the rather intense interview stage.

But it doesn't seem that 23-year-old graduate Solomon Akhtar is too concerned about losing out on that £250k investment on The Apprentice, admitting that he was never going to see eye-to-eye with Lord Sugar.

Speaking exclusively to Yahoo, the wannabe businessman said: "He's just in a completely different world to me. I'm young, I've just come out of uni, I love life.

"And, like, he's quite boring and it seems like he just hates life most of the time. We're just completed different people. I probably would have f**ked around a bit. I would have done my business but I would have gone out and probably come into work hungover. He wouldn't have liked that, you know."

Yeah, we're pretty sure rolling into Lord Sugar's office after a big night would not go down well either.

Solomon also slammed finalist (and favourite to win) Bianca Miller, branding her 'fake' and admitting that they never got on in the house.

He said: "I think she's just really fake, she'd never have fun or play games in the house. She's just really boring, keeps to herself. She's very strategic. But am also quite scared of her, she's like an ice dragon, she's quite scary."

Despite being one of the most popular candidates, Solomon seemed to let himself down with his wishy-washy business proposal - consisting of just eight pages and rather too many pictures.

Interviewer Claude was so disparaging of the plan that he refused to even go through it with Solomon, throwing him out of the interview immediately.

Solomon told us: "He's quite a scary man...he's quite built. He's just a very angry man, really. I wasn't expecting to be thrown out of the room - I mean, who does that? It was quite extreme I think."

He added: "I openly admit that I was naive going into that process, I went into it with a good idea but it turns out that you have to actually write fiances.

"They want a person who knows what they're going to be doing in the next five years, has their life planned out and has a business plan with the next five year's finances. I'm not even thinking about six months down the line, let alone six years down the line."

But despite being given his marching orders by Lord Sugar, Solomon thinks he brought a little light relief during his time on the show.

He told us: "I wanted to go on the show and have fun and be myself and take every moment as it comes. I wasn't really forward-planning or strategic about it in any way, I was just having a laugh and doing business in the way I do business.

"I'm feeling happy about what the future holds, there's lots of opportunities coming my way. My business plan? I'm sacking it off."

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