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Week two starts, and the technical rehearsals morph into the dress rehearsals. If you haven’t got something working now, then you are in serious trouble – all you get on stage are the three minutes for the song, and thirty seconds set-up time. It’s fast, frantic and of course live to the juries and the pubic each night until we find a winner.
The panel also talk about the changes to the voting system this year – specifically how the votes will be presented to preserve the excitement and tension. Oh and I try to draw parallels with the on-screen info from Nascar and Baseball, but I think that it went right over the heads over
Daily News from Dusseldorf, Monday 9th May
Hosted by Ewan Spence with…
Keith Mills (All Kinds of Everything)
David Elder (The Eurovisionary Blog/ Scotsman)
Robin Scott (U105 Belfast Radio)
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Keith Mills is so negative – so Blue didn’t have a Top 10 UK hit – so what!!? They are hugely popular across Europe and we will see what happens on Saturday. They definitely stand a chance of winning. More than Jedward…
I totally agree with Carl, Blue have given the Uk guaranteed votes, Blue have had no.1 hits across Europe and still have a huge following. The BBC finally got a big name to go to Eurovision instead of finding a weak song. I hope I see a Uk win or a UK top3 and I do hope they get the screens to work in time during their performance on Saturday.
Based on a “Poll of Polls” with 5 polls (Press centre poll, Escdaily, The Mysterious Stanger, Escstats, AKOE), the Bookmaker (PaddyPower), YouTube, Google and my own predictions. After 9 predictions counted the qualifers are (Random Order):
Russia
Serbia
Finland
Azerbaijan
Armenia
Turkey
Hungary
Norway
Greece
Poland