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How do u say "No man is a failure who has friends" in latin? is it "nemo vir est defectio qui amico habet"?

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Please help and translate this with proper latin grammar. please......

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  1. Though other possibilities could suffice, I would use "Nemo qui habet amicos deficit." for "No man (no one/nobody) who has friends fails."  

    I won't get into a running debate with whether I agree or disagree.

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