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Cheers corbs
Voting Order Austria – Kati Bellowitsch Iceland – Unnsteinn Manuel Stefansson Azerbaijan – Tural Asadov San Marino – Irol MC Czech Republic – Daniela Písa?ovicová Ireland – Sinead Kennedy Georgia – Nina Sublatti Bosnia & Herzegovina – Ivana Crnogorac Malta – Camille Spain – Jota Abril Finland – Jussi-Pekka Rantanen Switzerland – Sebalter Denmark – Essendrop France – Elodie Gossuin Moldova – Olivia Furtuna Armenia – Arman Margaryan Cyprus – Lukas Hamatsos Bulgaria – Anna Angelova The Netherlands – Trintje Oosterhuis Latvia – Toms Grevins Israel – Ofer Nachshon Belarus – Uzari Germany – Barbara Schöneberger Russia – Nyusha Norway – Elisabeth Andreassen Australia – Lee Lin Chin Belgium – Umesh Vangaver United Kingdom – Richard Osman Croatia – Nevena Rendeli Greece – Constantinos Christophorou Lithuania – Ugne Galadauskaite Serbia – Dragana Kosjerina FYR Macedonia – Dijana Gogova Albana – Andri Xhahu Estonia – Daniel Viinalass Ukraine – Verka Serduchka Italy – Claudia Andreatti Poland – Anna Popek Slovenia – Marjetka Vovk Hungary – Csilla Tatár Montenegro – Danijel Alibabic Sweden – Gina Dirawi |
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bear was right it is on tonight
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No fancy algorithm this year
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GL to everyone tonight
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probably been asked 100 times before , IF Aussie's win where will it be held next year ?
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bear how is it scored tonight? Juries first?
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What Hems said Corbs
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Just noticed that the final six to vote, the ones who will be deciding our winner, all form a geographical circle around one country; their friendly neighbours, Austria. Hmmm....
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Thanks Corby looking at it now...Never afraid to ask a daft question....if the juries go first and they often conflict with PV in their own country will there be any method in the usual market madness?
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Some technicalities occur during that mock voting but you get an idea of how it will look.
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ONE OF THE BEST NIGHTS OF THE YEAR, GOOD LUCK ALL
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Any reason why Serbia has not charted on the ESC tracker?
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Dunno Roger but they were p1ss poor last year but punched above their itune weight in last year's final
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Yes Corby plenty of cash for it...be interesting if it still drifts against that
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maybe that's the idea to put up a lot of money to keep the price short to stop others from shortening.
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1/2 for Top 10...
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good luck to all of you and well done corbs (hope you've got enough doughnuts to last)
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market going cold on Russia
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will it stay at 2.12 or will it break the 6k wanting to be matched.
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i haven't got any donoughts alas
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that lump is just a scalper. he'll mvoe his price out again
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Oz has gone from 6 > 3.15 today in a highly liquid market, with no material changes. That's some move.
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16% to 32%
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It's a pity she has such a strong voice George. I'm not mad on the song.
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Are we thinking Germany is a fair bet for last place?
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Serbia has a very decent diaspora, and is jury friendly. Reportedly nailed the jury show. Would be a risky lay for T10.
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It was 8/1 earlier today for the lantern rouge tho...
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am i the only one who likes the swedish song? i know its drifting like a barge. is the position really that bad?
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Oz has broke through the 3 barrier
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