[Finance] "Public to nominate" who should appear on the new £50 note

[Tokyohands]

David Cameron. Just to remind you who has cost you loads of money.

 

[Pretty Plnk Fairy]

Tommy robbinson

Regards
DR

 

[One Teddy Maybank]

Apparently Arlene Foster is going to get the casting vote anyway, and has chosen Ian Paisley.

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[Taybha]

I don't know

 

[SockMonster]

It has to be Fred Binney !

Absolutley the correct answer!

 

[bhadebenhams]

Dean Wilkins

 

[Rogero]

Lord Nelson.

 

[Giraffe]

Turing is a very good shout. If not, Maggie.

 

[Is it PotG?]

Mickey Thomas

 

[TSB]

Where's the Farage option?

 

[Driver8]

Where's the Farage option?

As someone pointed out above you have to be dead to appear (unless you are the Queen) and unfortunately Farage isn’t.

 

[el punal]

Looking at the original list, I've realised there must be a rule that says it has to be somebody who's dead, which unfortunately rules out Robbie Williams.

Might I suggest Dracula? He’s sort of dead, well a little bit, kind of. He’s definitely supported literature and done wonders for putting Whitby on the map. In addition his experiments in blood transfusion have made others in the field pale into insignificance. I would stick my neck out and say, hand on heart, I would stake my life on Dracula being the perfect choice.

 

[crodonilson]

I'd go for Turing or Nick Knowles.

Knowles is a great shout but I see your Knowles and raise you MULHERN.

 

[Mo Gosfield]

Where's the Farage option?

Quite.
Should be at or near the top of the list. Modern day heroic figure, who almost single-handedly rescued us from the clutches of European federalist servitude and showed us the way forward to a glorious sunlit upland. As inspiring as Churchill.

 

[hans kraay fan club]

Quite.
Should be at or near the top of the list. Modern day heroic figure, who almost single-handedly rescued us from the clutches of European federalist servitude and showed us the way forward to a glorious sunlit upland. As inspiring as Churchill.

When we crash out, and the economy dies on it's arse, and we go begging to be allowed back in, and they say "Yes, but properly in, on our terms", then I vote we put Farage's mug on our Euro notes

 

[jaghebby]

Reginald Joseph Mitchell CBE, FRAeS

 

[Not Spanish Dave]

I thought Linda Lovelace was American......

 

[Garage_Doors]

The new £50 note would need to be the size of the 'Daily Mirror' in that case...

That's not nice

 

[heathgate]

It'll be someone nobody knows, who in the 17th century, took in a homeless female leper who then went on to become senior bedpan emptier at an east end knocking shop.... demonstrating for the first time, the breaking of the mythical glass ceiling of female aspirations.

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[nicko31]

Sir David Attenborough