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thats you picking the things that were my opinion...do you want us to list the facts again...jeez there was enough of them!
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What exactly is Cher's talent please?
She's not exactly a looker. She's no dancer. She has no charm. She can't write a song She can't play an instrument. She has a forgettable voice. She can't rap. She can't smile. She has no semblance of an original thought in her head and J thinks she's the new Michael Jackson/Princess ![]() |
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attitude adjuster,
What exactly is Cher's talent please? She's not exactly a looker. shes 16 you sick puppy, better looking than you though id imagine She's no dancer. stupid comment! and i think you know it! She has no charm. Don't think shes there to charm you...not her style and how she will be marketed She can't write a song [b]anyone can write a song, she doesn't have a contract so why would she...shes 16 by the way! which 16 yo can?[/b] She can't play an instrument. Not can many 16 yo in the pop industry can...especially x Factor contestants She has a forgettable voice. Pathetic! leave it at that! She can't rap. Yes she can, you know nowt about her! She can't smile. Yes she can, it would be a pysical impossibility and a marvel of science if she couldn't! She has no semblance of an original thought in her head Now thats just a personal jibe...should be ashamed of yourself talking about a 16yo girl like that...you got a mirror ??? go look in it! and J thinks she's the new Michael Jackson/Princess Plain Well this is personal opinion...what would be more current would be the uks alternative to justin bieber! |
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what the hell are you doing here...you dont belong here ..you dont belong here ![smiley:crazy]
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you win
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Absolutely hilarious.
10 out of 10 reply rozel. So much personnal sh*t on here. What started out as trying to help punters out with a decent value bet. Why do people get so sh**ty. Like Rozel said,all these hate mongers. Basically jealous to**ers. Just cant handle a young talent with attitude on the way to the easy life whilst theyre sucking it up on benefits or minimum wage jobs. All this gyppo bo**cks. Tell you what,me and Rozel will give you gyppo ,picking on a young kid. You sad losers Ide say good luck if matt wins. But as ive already said,Simon wants Cher or Rebecca,not some smoking boozing bum. Give it to someone who deserves it and has the talent and will graft when they get the chance. Problem with becky,he needs more time with her to sort out her confidence issues. Did i lay in a bit thick there Roz. |
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well im confident its between Cher and One Direction as you've stated before!.
its gonna take just take a few weeks now until i pik up my 10k plus...tick tock tick tock boooooooooooooooooooooooooom happy days ! |
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Tick tock,sure your Rozel and not that fu**in croc from peter pan
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Not sure whose in final with Cher,not bothered.
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Pulling things back a bit to Henry VIII's question.
On Saturday one performance was her traditional insertion of rap into a song and the other was a rock & rap song. Rap is a minor genre. The average voter associates rap with crime, violence and stupidity (and with sound reason). How therefore can she win over the XF demographic (she's not going to do just Stay type performances from now on)? I think the uncompromising material she did on Saturday has to be taken in context. Cher had gone completely offcourse the week before. Not only was Imagine alien to her core support and a poor vehicle for her talent/expression, but she followed it up with a 'Stay' retread. The result was a near disaster which had the positive side-effect of making Cher and her team realise they HAD to 'reset' the course. Saturday's two performances were Cher laying down a BASE from where she can kick on. Look at her aggressive look for a start, very much a 'warpaint' use of makeup the polar opposite to the ill advised 'angelic' look of the week before. On an obvious level that was resetting the BASE away from the ballads and positioning her final weeks to focus fully on her unique strengths and skills. But also remember that the egyptians used warpaint to transform the wearer into a 'channel' and variations on such traditions have remained within other cultures including Cher's. The channeling of clarity of purpose and purity of energy can give her an invisible but very tangible turboboost in what is after all the final furlong of the race. So that being the purpose of Saturday's double-whammy, it would be a mistake to assume that the same intense usage of rap specifically will be employed in the semis and final. The job of 'resetting' has been done (and it HAD to be done). She'll move more to utilise the appealing elements of her original audition performance which so engaged the audience first time around. The look will be softer, the tone warmer, and all of this will stem naturally from Cher's refound clarity of vision. Don't forget this is the girl whose insistence on control of her own arrangements, own styling, own dance movements has got on the wick of some of the gormless backstagers who don't take into consideration that same desire for auteur-level control was a feature of the early Madonna, the early Prince etc. |
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journey pretty much sums it up cher has the minerals
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well im confident its between Cher and One Direction as you've stated before!.
its gonna take just take a few weeks now until i pik up my 10k plus...tick tock tick tock boooooooooooooooooooooooooom happy days ! I'm confident it's between Matt and ................................. Rebecca has an outside chance. Don't think the others will win. |
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She can't rap it up but she can crap it up.
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she is cr ap full stop
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They're all crap mate.
Can't understand the excitement surrounding the scouse tart either. She is not beautiful, she has a Donald Duck voice-a-like and she bores the crap out of me. |
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Interesting post Journeyman, exciting to see what she comes up with on Saturday.
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J next time it's your round,can i have a pint of the same stuff as you,mate
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No problem AA.
Once the Malvern princess moves solidly into the final 3 I might even stand you a pint of Louis XII cognac ![]() |
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just like the old days
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Journey
Hope 'The Singing Candle' doesn't nab your 3rd final spot. |
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Very well put Journey.
Had to block Lou,the guys not coming out with anything constructive. So is obviously an attention seeker or a ramper,choo choo,lol. Great to have someone not posting one liner poison. If ever you wanted evidence of Chers emergence,suggest you suck up Journeys last post,bang on. |
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It will be pints of Louis XII cognac [:p][:p][:p](thats me,Journey and Rozel)
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THIS IS WHY CHER WILL NOT WIN
Cheryl Cole, once a charming addition to The X Factor panel, now seems in serious danger of believing her own hype, picking a fight live on air with Wagner, who had the temerity to complain about her to a newspaper. Insiders say she spends the least time with her acts of all the judges – and what time she does have, she seems to spend moulding them into mini-versions of herself (see last year’s winner Joe McElderry, also from Newcastle, whom she frequently described as being “like a little brother”; this year we have Cher, almost indistinguishable from her mentor, with an attitude to match). Dame Cheryl rarely smiles any more. Instead, she’s all Princess Diana eyes, seemingly glistening with tears. When she does beam, she seems to be channelling Julie Andrews in Mary Poppins – all demure perfection – though what a shame she doesn’t have the voice to match. Conquering America will complete her status as living martyr, as if earning squillions to look pretty and cry on tap is the worst thing life could throw at you. So. Farewell then Cheryl Cole. You’ve been weepy. And skinny. And weepy. And northern. But most of all, weepy. |
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"come on lou stop ramping Matts choo coo train"
"The queen of pops in town,he will be slain" "journey,Rozel and 247" "Pints of louis XII,7th heaven" Hope you are enjoying my singing. Ringa dingy ringa ding ding. You never listen to a thing. After d final you'll be selling all your bling Suck it up douch bags and mamas Matts one big bum*er. Beckys shaking so much,she p*ssing her panties. Come on Cher,think ill have another 20 |
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I know theres freedom of speech Journey,but when you spend days trying to reason with unreasonable people,its time to block them.
Lou and horseplacing are off the scale for stupidity. We are not trying to convince ourselves Cher will win,we are trying to convince others. Properly analyzed,it all seems so obvious. Simon Cowell will come out next week,like Chers week and announce "i think there could be a shock this week",because he knows the music market like no other. He knew Cher bummed it with imagine,But he also knows that its talent time now,whose going to bring something new to the table. Thats when it becomes clear whats happening here,Rebecca will come out with her usual timid performance,Matt will not be showing us anything we havent seen before,One direction are what they are,not going to comment on Mary,no point,Cher is going to step it up a gear again and blow the house down. The public are going to be in awe and suddenly click who the real deal is,after favourable comments from Simon. |
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All doubters,please get back to me on what cowell said on the very first show,thanks
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EOzyCZ1jDkI |
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All the better acts get complimented,but not to the level of cher
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Cher is going to step it up a gear again and blow the house down.
I believe this as well 247, though the important thing from the POV of taking a position is that she hasn't done it yet... she has essentially set the the base in place as I said. She's the winner Cowell wants, no question. BUT she has to deliver enough to give him the ammunition to shepherd her past Matt. (He's not King Canute and won't oppose an unstoppable winner without that ammunition.) So the ball is still in Cher's court but obviously I think she's more than capable of pulling out the required 'ace'. |
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oh dear u silly people;CHER HAS NO CHANCE I REPEAT NO CHANCE OF WINNING X FACTOR
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Hmmmmmmm.
Just had a look through the live thread and I'm not surprised AA picked up on that. She really must reign in that attitude a bit in the bits with Dermot because too often these little soundbites are coming across wrong! Although she was quite 'warm' after the first song. Anyway she did kick in with the softer tone after the warpaint/channeling of last week and although neither was her best performance imo, I'd rather see her deliver the real grenades next week. As for 12th elimination, we surely all agree Mary is the deserving candidate but is pointlesly short plus things may not pan out as they should. It's more interesting to me to look toward a candidate whose core-vote hasn't gone through the trials of a B2 or B3. That's Matt, Rebecca and 1d. And although I loathe Rebecca's insincerity and grindingly dull/safe performances, it's obvious she did enough last night to be safe as houses. Amazing Grace will have gone down well with the pensioners, assuming they can stop warming themselves up riding buses all day long enough to vote. So that leaves a dutch of Matt and 1D for a shock elimination, at huge prices. It has to be worth a small long shot wager, as both were poo last night, plus their audience is so used to seeing them avoid B2 and B3 that who knows what complacency may kick in. 0.5 points One Direction at 55s 0.25 points Matt Cardle at 110s |
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some pretty pathetic fanboy comments from a few on here; this is a betting website ffs, why are u getting emotionally involved??
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NICE TO WIND UP THE RETARDS
Talk about caught a big one,Cher might not win,but neither will choo choo train Matt(rofl) I'll leave you to work out the rest |
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journeyman, really interesting well-thought out post at 07.57, especially for so early in the morning. i agree with your points - gaining an identity as an artist may well help her more in the long run even if she ends up 3rd or 4th...BUT i keep coming back to the voting public and i cannot see how in a million years such a provocative and controversial and niche figure stands a hope in hell of gaining enough votes to win. i thinks she may well go out tonight, though that is obviously not what the judges want...
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Never in doubt
![]() In all seriousness, it shows how much Simon likes her that he's prepared to risk his own franchise to protect the Malvern Princess. Bounce next week then... |
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Mmmm okay let's review the debris in the (extremely) cold light of day.
It actually struck me as a bit odd that in the space of the same show, Cher went into the final anhd simultaneously became almost unbackable to win. Leaving everything else aside, that is a strange combination of events!? First up, those like Nick who thought she might fall foul of the weekend's voting, well done you were right. I can understand why some are seeing her current price of 50s as a trading opportunity. In truth it's a bad price and best avoided. As I'm already on (average 32s) it's possibly worth sitting tight and looking for a better exit price but it's certainly not a get in price. A good comparison was when Aiseleyne (BB7) was just starting to gain momentum I was banging on about backing her at 100s, that momentum leading to a great journey. Cher at 50s, with fading momentum, ph1ixx accusations, doubts over her core vote etc is more of a 'catching knives' price in all honesty. Much more interesting though is the top 3 price. Cher top 3 is 4.5 and my final selection of X Factor 2010 is a 3 pt bet on that. Assuming the final is a straight PV then there's no 'anti-Cher' candidate per se the media can catch onto, because none of the 'Big 3' have gone through the test of being in a sing off or in any kind of trouble. Also, it only needs one of the Big 3's support to show complacency in the wake of endless easy passges (up against a 'do or die' Cher support that know she's clinging on by her Nicki Minaj pink painted fingernails) to let her back in the door. The 'bounce effect' is perhaps a factor if you're a great believer in it (I'm not) but less discussed is one other factor... ...which is simply that the public can be UNPREDICTABLE when presented with a massive underdog and a tabloid press kicking her when she's down. All that makes her true price for top 3 much less than 4.5 surely? Anyway hope you're all keeping warm and have enough baked beans in the cupboard. |
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![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() MUG. |
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Backing someone @ 50's who put in the best performance in the final isn't really that muggish imo
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Good riddance.
Needs a good slap. |