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armagnac
17 Dec 25 10:23
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5.5 million BBC viewers watched Rory win in 2014, this was at a time when F1 was being shown on the BBC as well but from 2010-2015 there was quite a drop off in viewing for F1.

That final round was way ahead of F1 viewing figures
Rory was the young cheeky chappie lad who was lighting up this country
Rory had the Northern Ireland vote all behind him, it wasn't till 2016 he tried to play for the republic and pulled out.
Multi-voting was available, unlimited votes at this time
Rory got the pimp slot on the night
Rory at that time verses Lewis - Rory positive happy, Lewis more serious focused.

Now for me in 2014 Rory had every positive metric possible and still came up short.

2025 ive discussed in length about Rory having every negative metric possible, here it is in brief. might forget some of it

Lost Unionist vote
No multi-voting available
Gone from universal love to much more marmite
F1's fanbase has been growing year on year, massive youth influx
Golf has the least female viewership
Only had to beat Lewis in 2014, now up against premium field

There's probably more ive forgotten, so:

2014 = Every metric was positive
2025 = Every metric is negative

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armagnac
When: 17 Dec 25 10:44
If Rory wins, Houdini would be proud......................
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Henry VIII
When: 17 Dec 25 12:00
Two other differences from 2014 which have lead me to take a risky position on Chloe (maybe no options to trade), maybe against my better judgement:

2025 Lionesses have great form on SPOTY, golf has poor form;
2025 The zeitgeist of this sporting era is celebrating female football success.
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armagnac
When: 17 Dec 25 12:08
You got it H Wink
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