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Well, who'd have thought after all these years that Paul Scholes would pop up with a winner like that. I wonder, is that the most important goal he's ever scored? I still can't believe that a team like Barcelona can play two legs of football and not come close to scoring a goal. Credit to United's defence, I guess...

After the game, we moved on to The Tally Ho, a local little alehouse, for a spot of pool - they have two nice tables in there. Another ill-advised trip to the late night Canterbury Tales meant that I certainly realised I'd had a few beers on waking the next morning...

Claire and Lucinda took the reins of their respective teams this evening and embarked upon an ice cream production and sales task. The idea was to develop three new flavours of ice cream, put them through some market research to identify the best two, and then sell those ice creams in bulk to the trade in London.

Alpha decided upon Avocado & Chilli and Toffee Apple after one old buffer thought that their Cosmopolitan flavour 'tasted like mashed poatato' Nice! Renaissance went for Cider & Elderflower and Chocolate Orange after taste testing on a couple of drunks in the pub.

I really enjoyed Michael Sophocles cameos in this episode and Claire Young came across as less of a bitch too. We also finally see that Lucinda can actually do something - manage! Jennifer Maguire meanwhile is quickly making a bad name for herself - Here's my tribute to her:

When it came down to the digits, Lucinda's team fell short and she called Helene "no bullshit" Speight back into the boardroom with Lindi Mngaza. Lindi got the boot in the boardroom for failing to manage the sales end of things which she was charged with - A bit unlucky, I think.