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it's about being part in that organisation. Just like Israel always plays in UEFA. Or Australia in Asia instead of Oceania
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Night girls, been fun.
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night honey
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xoxox
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smooch
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NBA time. I'm done looking at ESC results, some more seething to follow probably though.
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it's blacked out
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isn't it on bt sports either for you, ww?
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can't find it. they're showing UFC
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blacked out on 365, but on tv here (with small delay
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Poland 5th overall, Russia 6th, when only counting tele voting:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1IqCaULT1 uygxM4dMy5i2pa1PGYoCDAqj4EByXUnMZh0/edit?pli=1#gid=0 |
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Azerbaijan never cease to amaze with their shady methods.
Look at the jury voting here: http://www.eurovision.tv/page/results?event=1893&voter=AZ None of the jurors stand out from any of the other which makes it look like they were all in this together. They have given high points to countries that were expected to score low points overall, and given their lowest scores to nations that were expected to do well such as Austria, Sweden and Netherlands, which looks very much like a way to make sure that their biggest threats in this competition got as few points as possible for them. As a result of this even though nations such as Austria and Sweden did ok in their tele voting, they ended up with no or very few points (Austria got 1, none of the other top nation scored points) since the results presented are a combination of tele votes and jury votes. It probably didn't make a big difference this time overall, but they should be thrown out imo for this and all the other shady things they have done in this competition. |
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*as possible from them
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let it go caramba. i agree that their practices are wrong. i doubt things will change though. but now it's time for you to let it go
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let what go? I really don't see a problem with discussing an event that finished only a few hours ago, this doesn't even have anything to do with austria winning as it's a completely different matter. I got nothing better to do at the moment anyway with this NBA train going on. |
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you should have bet on the UFC with me! the markets are so mug
i think political voting and questionable voting practices will exist with eurovision. i don't know how you can eradicate it from the smaller countries without banning them. |
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let it go caramba. It's done.
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Eurovoix @Eurovoix 1h
#Georgia's jury vote in the final was annulled due to identical voting from the jurors for 8 songs: http://eurovoix.com/2014/05/11/georgia-jury-had-the-exact-same-top-8/ … #Eurovision #ESC |
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the jury voting that those mugs from Germany and the UK heavily lobbied for has ruined the entire competition. All just because they felt hated by the public and wanted to gain some extra points from jurors.
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wonder why Armenia/Azerbaijan's clear tactical voting wasn't ruled out
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Read up on Eurovision 2015. No confirmation from Poland but Cyprus will make its return next year, so that's good news for Greece.
http://www.escdaily.com/first-countries-apply-eurovision-2015-already/ |
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should maybe open a 2015 thread, but will post it here for now:
http://www.bbc.com/news/entertainment-arts-29280319 "Ukraine has announced it will not be taking part in next year's Eurovision Song Contest due to limited finances." ![]() |