Olympic champion Mo Farah presented the dubious “Icon” award to singer Robbie Williams

GQ Magazine really does have money to piss away each year on lavish and pointless award ceremonies.

Anyway last night GQ held their annual Men Of The Year Awards at London’s Royal Opera House.

Check out the list of winners below:

Solo Artist: Tinie Tempah – That’s debatable

TV Personality: Damian Lewis

Tanqueray Most Stylish: Dermot  O’Leary – Oh please! Style comes down to more than being an acceptable clothes horse for skinny fit designer suits.

Comedian: Sacha Baron Cohen: Apart from releasing the film The Dictator what else has Sacha done this year?

Entrepreneur: Chris Corbin and Jeremy  King

Designers: Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana – They probably sponsored the event.

Chef: Wolfgang Puck

Writer – Aaron Sorkin

Editor’s Special: James Corden –  James’ huge head will probably fall off now.

Alfred Dunhill Cultural Icon: Thomas  Heatherwick

Lifetime Achievement: Bradley  Wiggins – Olympic champion Bradley is 32-years old and still has time to achieve more. Bradley isn’t done yet. Don’t you give ‘Lifetime Achievement’ awards to people who are nearing the end of their careers?

Politician: Boris Johnson – Why because his buffoonish antics make people laugh?

Icon: Robbie Williams – Robbie briefly returned to the group Take That with his tail between his legs and is now hoping to restart his faded solo career. You see old Robbie here is desperate for some decent media coverage before he releases a new album and wants to remind us all that ‘yes I am still alive’. So GQ has done him this favour and given him a dubious “Icon” award.

Woman: Lana Del Rey –  Why????

International Breakthrough – Chris  Hemsworth

Outstanding Achievement – Gary  Barlow

International Man – John Slattery 

Actor – Michael Fassbender

Inspiration- Sir Salman Rushdie – Millions of muslims around the world would probably disagree.

Legend – Sir Tom Jones

Team – Team GB Olympians

Your thoughts please….