Lady Karren Brady last night scooped the award for ‘Outstanding Contribution to British Business’ at the annual Irish Post Awards in London.
Brady, vice Chairlady of West Ham United and co-star to Alan Sugar on the popular BBC show ‘The Apprentice’, was amongst a host of stars to honoured at the lavish awards ceremony.
So proud to receive the award tonight for Outstanding Contribution to British Business https://t.co/dJUaAPcJUE
— Baroness Karren Brady CBE (@karren_brady) November 23, 2017
Snow Patrol guitarist Johnny McDaid was honoured with the Outstanding Contribution to the Music Industry Award for his work on some of 2017 biggest pop songs including Ed Sheeran’s ‘Shape of You’; whilst Bob Geldof, Imelda May and Olympic rowers Paul and Gary O’Donovan were also presented with awards.
More than 1,000 guests attended the ceremony at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London’s Park Lane, which was hosted by ‘This Morning’s Eamonn Holmes.
West Ham fans however seem not to agree with Brady’s award on the night, and have taken to Twitter to share their thoughts on their club’s infamous vice-Chairlady’s work in the world of business …
https://twitter.com/dannyjarvis1360/status/933819026538729472
https://twitter.com/Irons_42/status/933820482037731330
#BoardOut pic.twitter.com/c6MLOSNUlB
— Mark Le Masurier (@MarkWHUFC88) November 24, 2017
If you class West Ham as a business I think you need to return this award
— StuBids (@sbiden85) November 24, 2017
Amazing winning a award when all you do is spout lies
— 父Dave Probert父 (@HammerSince1962) November 24, 2017
Obviously didn’t take into consideration what you’ve done at West Ham
— Tony Ealham (@tonyealham) November 24, 2017
You already got the award for pissing off thousands of West Ham supporters
— Stop the world I want to get off ⚒️ (@quicksanddream) November 23, 2017
https://twitter.com/Still_Burning/status/933826789599825928
https://twitter.com/BradleyFarnill/status/934007188179140609
— Gavin Lovett (@LovettGavin) November 24, 2017
Terrible. Ruined the club I’ve followed for fifty years
— Keith Holden (@keithdholden) November 24, 2017
https://twitter.com/nicerecruiter/status/933947461701455872
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
— Smiffy ⚒️ (@SmiffyIrons) November 23, 2017
