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    Eurovision Song Contest 2004

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    Re: Eurovision Song Contest 2004 Right lets kick off with the entrants so far from www.eurovisiondatabase.co.uk/2004/songs04.htm AUSTRIA austrai04small.jpgstatic.orf.at/events/media/10_tiebreak.mp3 K- Austrian Westlife pish! Dear dear i wanna top myself :( On second listening it could be there-abouts. G- A good tune. Dont understand it but a good tune none the less. A definate melody. Strong vocals and great backing, he makes the song his own. BELGIUM belgium04_small.jpgfreespace.virgin.net/geoff.harrison/xandee.wmv K- Sounds more like a Turkish entry. Terrible in-fact. G- Wouldnt even play it in Aia Napa. Awful. FRANCE france04small.jpgwww.eurovisionfrance.com/media/a-chaque-pas.mp3 K :lol :lol :lol oh dear. Well im passing on this one. I cant take no more arrrghhh...! G - No differant from any other French entry, give me earmuffs NOW! GERMANY germany04small.jpgmembers.lycos.co.uk/melasolutions/songs04annex.htm K - Barry Manilow on glue. Not bad, in English but i think even i could do better. Depends on performance on night but mid-table for me. It gets worse as it goes on though. G - Barry White wannabe fails miserably. Dreadfull. High note cringer. ICELAND iceland04small.jpg (no link yet) IRELAND ireland04small.jpg (no link yet) NORWAY norway04small.jpgfreespace.virgin.net/geoff.harrison/norway04.wmv K- I had high hopes for the boy but he's just let me down aswell as himself. Crap actually and its now turned iritating. Some bad key changes. G - Pleasant lyrics. Repetative. Fcukin awful actually. POLAND tatyana.jpghomepage.ntlworld.com/waterloo/2004/blue%20cafe%20-%20love%20song.wmv K - I'm a little scared :( Oh deary me. This is actually quite good now in the novelty factor. Fcuk im gettin into it :( G - Is there something wrong with the sound on this comp? Why is it all drawn out agony on the ears? Time for tea methinks.. SPAIN ramonsmall.jpghomepage.ntlworld.com/waterloo/2004/ramon-para_llenarme_de_ti.wmv K - I hate it and so will the rest of Europe. It is a happy dancy party song but nope nope nope. G- Catchy Latino tune. Ricky Martin wannabe. Too Latino to win. TURKEY athenaleadsmall.jpghomepage.ntlworld.com/waterloo/2004/athena%20-%20for%20real.wmv K - This is great, a Turkish cockney song. Maybe he's from Highbury. Sunds like Robert Smith of the cure meets The Streets. A bit of ska in there too. Can't see Europe liking it though. G - Reminiscant of late 70's punk that failed dismally in the charts. Madness MkII with less members. UK uk04small.jpgfreespace.virgin.net/geoff.harrison/uk04.wmv G- He's alone, playing the guitar, enjoying what he's doing and has a smile to rival Marti Pellow at his best. A definate candidate. K - A defo e/w bet. Nice song that will translate well. Britain giving it their best after last years debarcle. ROMANIA romania04small.jpgmembers.lycos.co.uk/melasolutions/romania04.wmv K - Nice lips but shame what comes out them. Would do better in porno films imo. Next! G - Bury her with top soil now! Move on Now! RUSSIA russsia04small.jpg (No link yet) SWEDEN sweden04small.jpgmembers.lycos.co.uk/melasolutions/sweden04.wmv K - Is she drunk? Wtf is she on about. Murder. Nice thrupenny bits mind. G - In total silence would just look good. Awful.

    Eurovision Song Contest 2004

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    Eurovision Song Contest 2004 bingo! found the entrants so far here- www.eurovisiondatabase.co.uk/ Most are on video and ill put the links on this thread with a nice picture of the performers and my views on each song (i wont do the 'go down a bomb in local disco's' for the Israeli entry:o ) www.eurovisiondatabase.co.uk/ All i can say for now is that the Swiss entry wont be winning. Wonder if there are any odds about that we could grab early?

    Eurovision Song Contest 2004

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    Right i know it's gay to like the Eurovision but we've found it a great betting medium the last two years. Last year slick and myself and others were on Turkey @ 25/1 and they won it on the last vote. It's a good Saturday night in slagging of our fellow europeans whilst getting pissed and then the voting last an hour and can be a bit tense. So get the family involved BEFORE the tourny by getting them to listen to ALL the songs and we'll all pool our resources again this year and get some handy readies for the next days Sunday Football. Right when is it?

    Two consecutive draws were held yesterday in Istanbul, the host of the 49th Eurovision Song Contest, to determine the running-order for the Semi-Final and the Final. The dual event is organized by TRT (Turkish Radio Television). 2004 heralds a brand new format for the live contest: a Semi-Final on Wednesday 12 May and a Final on Saturday 15 May. A total of 36 countries will be taking part. The Semi-Final will comprise 22 countries in the following order: SEMI FINAL (May, 12th) 1. Finland 2. Belarus 3. Switzerland 4. Latvia 5. Israel 6. Andorra 7. Portugal 8. Malta 9. Monaco 10. Greece 11. Ukraine 12. Lithuania 13. Albania 14. Cyprus 15. F.Y.R. Macedonia 16. Slovenia 17. Estonia 18. Croatia 19. Denmark 20. Serbia & Montenegro 21. Bosnia & Herzegovina 22. Netherlands Ten of these will go on to the Final. A third draw will be held live immediately after the Semi-Final to decide the running-order of the qualifying semi-finalists. The Final will then comprise 24 countries: 10 qualifiers from the Semi-Final and 14 that have already secured their places. The 14 countries are: France, Germany, Spain and the UK (the four largest countries in the contest), Turkey (the 2003 winner) plus the nine other top-scoring countries in 2003: Austria, Belgium, Iceland, Ireland, Norway, Poland, Romania, Russia and Sweden. At present the running-order for the Final is as follows: FINAL (May, 15th) 1. Spain 2. Austria 3. Norway 4. France 5. ---- (from semi final) 6. ---- (from semi final) 7. ---- (from semi final) 8. Germany 9. ---- (from semi final) 10. ---- (from semi final) 11. ---- (from semi final) 12. ---- (from semi final) 13. Belgium 14. Russia 15. ---- (from semi final) 16. ---- (from semi final) 17. Iceland 18. Ireland 19. Poland 20. United Kingdom 21. ---- (from semi final) 22. Turkey 23. Romania 24. Sweden
    Mmm duaL format. Might be interesting trying to get the winner from the semi's at large odds. I'll go and see if any of the possible semi winners are any good.

    SATURDAY

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    Re: SATURDAY Seeing as no-one has any comments Beamer i'll just mention that i'll have a wee look at them when i have an hour in the bookies today. Heres hoping for some gl for us both seeing as we are the only ones on them in PL.

    AW lays

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    excuse me but im drunk..... My Girlfriend - Town Centre 2.45am After many 'starts' My Girlfriend will be out-her-depth in this younger company. Reported as having a wind problem on last and was pulled up by the short and curlies by her owner (me) for trailing in home after coming from another county. Her speed-rating is that she likes it alot and is chapping at the bit. I see her as a great all-weather lay. :sleeping

    OUIJA BOARD

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    Re: OUIJA BOARD I just love the ways you summon the powers Ralph. Ouija board Would you work for me ? I have got to say Hello To an old friend..................... :lol :lol Maybe you could get possessed for Cheltenham Ralphie to bring in the winners. Ive always been looking in and watching your paranormal picks Ralph Why do the spirits not have a daily selection? Just out of interest. May you never be excorcised :ok

    ALPHA_BET RETURNS!!

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    Re: ALPHA_BET RETURNS!! :lol :lol :lol This is great viewing though Mongoose. I think it deserves a prime-time spot. Can we move this to General Chat lads :lol Soz Mongoose. I'm sure you'll pull it around. I reckon he should have another 100pts folks. :lol Wilmore's put me in a carnatious mood Goose, soz. Was reading through the Brit v World challenge the other day, superb laugh. Tou really are a star. Loved the KOMP!!!!!!!!!! post :lol It must have been a streffuly Sunday morning. Good luck on the WINNERS.

    Australia - Jamaica

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    Re: Australia - Jamaica

    Australia 2 Jamaica 1 HARRY Kewell was back to his mercurial best as he led the injury-depleted Socceroos to a win over Jamaica in their friendly international at Reading's Madejski Stadium today. Kewell set up Australia's first goal and scored the decider, but could have scored half a dozen more in an entertaining match, the first time the two countries have played each other at any level. It was the first time Australia has played a home match outside Australia and the crowd of 8050 expatriate Australians and Jamaicans who made the 40-minute train journey from London to Reading was within expectations. Coach Frank Farina resisted the temptation to blood his younger squad members, with Mile Sterjovski the only uncapped player to take part, brought on for Mark Viduka with six minutes left in the match. By then Kewell, backed by Josip Skoko and Marco Bresciano, had put Australia into the lead and effectively shut down the lively Jamaican attack. Farina made one change at half-time, with the scores locked 1-1, bringing on Zeljko Kalac in goal in place of Mark Schwarzer. But the towering 31-year-old had little to do as the Socceroos dominated play, with Kewell, Bresciano and Skoko combining to create chance after chance for the Australians. Kewell had gone perilously close to scoring at least five times in the first half, with Jamaican goalkeeper Donovan Ricketts edging the best chance away with his fingertips. But he was not to be denied when he got on the end of a Paul Okon drive in the 58th minute. Surrounded by three Jamaican defenders, Kewell kept the ball on his toe and when Ricketts raced up out of the box to challenge, Kewell fired in his shot to the back of the net. AUSTRALIA 2 (Marco Bresciano 17 Harry Kewell 58) JAMAICA 1 (Kevin Lisbie 19) at Madejski Stadium, Reading. Referee: Andy D'Urso.

    Australia - Jamaica

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    Re: Australia - Jamaica I hate this bit Crowie. Especially as i could do with the bucks. Yeah i won some on the Italy game but it was nowhere near the £100 i mentioned earlier. Does anyone else in my position have the strange feeling like me that i actually WANT Jamiaca to score? I wanna sit in all pissed off and sad. Least i wont be out drinking. 90th minute :eek

    Australia - Jamaica

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    Re: Australia - Jamaica Here's hoping Crowie. I just realised that in all my enthusiam i am guilty off after eventing here. It was the drink this morning:o I was a little worried with the England game and just stuck it in as it was on the telly (ok i broke all the rules, big accas, backing on friendlies etc) but i just wanted some action and by christ ive had it so far. At ht on the english game i said that England will come out and win 3-1. Someone gave me 50/1 on it in the pub. I gave him a couple of quid. You should have seen his face after the Beckham penalty :lol 76th minute still 2-1. Come on get in there!!!

    e.r.i.c.

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    Re: e.r.i.c Thoroughly miserabley Ralphie. I have the cops, the ex, my mum, a man who did 3 years for stabbing someone, the council, numerousothers that i owe money to and a case of depression that is making me really not want to go out to sell cd's in pubds tomorrow but have to as i need to sell one just to eat. Got some smoke, a front door and a t'internet connection so it aint all bad Ralphie. Ah well back to Gen Chat i go. Laters Spudgun! Good luck.

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