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Author:  cheekiechickie [ 28 Feb 04, 23:45 ]
Post subject:  James Fox wins Song for Europe
Well done to James Fox for winnning through to be this year entry for the Eurovision Song Contest.

The song isn't bad ...not the usual Euro rubbish ()^
Author:  Realitytvfan [ 28 Feb 04, 23:48 ]
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WELL DONE JAMES
Author:  cheekiechickie [ 28 Feb 04, 23:55 ]
Post subject:  Fox chosen as Eurovision hopeful
Taken from BBC news

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Former Fame Academy student James Fox has been chosen to represent the UK at this year's Eurovision Song Contest.
The 27-year-old from Cardiff swept past his five rivals in a live vote on BBC One with his song Hold On To Our Love.


Full Story
Author:  nicki [ 29 Feb 04, 0:22 ]
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.....nice to see Malachi putting in a wee appearance as well ;) ::lol::

Don't think it's a typically Eurovision song. Oh well.. I can't say I'm that bothered about it...
Author:  scotslass [ 29 Feb 04, 2:09 ]
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I voted for him :oops:
Author:  Sticks [ 29 Feb 04, 9:40 ]
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Last year due to anti war feelings, the UK scored nil points at the Eurovision Song Contest. If we send James Fox across to Turkey, we will get nil points again and like Jemini his career will be blighted for life.

As we do not want that ignomony again, would it be better for James Fox's career and the honour of the UK if this country decided to withdraw from the contest until such time when a new Iraqi goverment can be formed and we can withdraw from Iraq?
Author:  Jezi [ 29 Feb 04, 12:24 ]
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I think he was excellent last night! and I was happy to see Malachi too Nicki :D

I liked that girl Madison as well
Author:  Alfie [ 21 Mar 04, 4:02 ]
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Sticks wrote:
Last year due to anti war feelings, the UK scored nil points at the Eurovision Song Contest. If we send James Fox across to Turkey, we will get nil points again and like Jemini his career will be blighted for life.
We got 'nul points' last year because Jemini were out of tune and forgot the words. According to them, the sound man's fault. Ha - ha. That's not to say that politics didn't play a part in it, it always does, but Jemini were awful which didn't help.

James has the talent and ability to go far and even if he doesn't win he is not likely to score zero points. His fan base in Europe is growing and already he is being voted very highly in all the countries Eurovision polls.
Author:  the hippo [ 08 May 04, 23:15 ]
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i heard this song for the first time today and thought it was dreadful
it was 3 minutes of pure dirge, there was no catch to the song at all, i'll be suprised if it gets more than 10points at eurovision, then again it is the eurovision song contest we're talking about :-?
Author:  BBoop [ 08 May 04, 23:22 ]
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[quote="AlfieWe got 'nul points' last year because Jemini were out of tune and forgot the words. According to them, the sound man's fault. Ha - ha. That's not to say that politics didn't play a part in it, it always does, but Jemini were awful which didn't help.

.[/quote]

Some friends of mine made it to final auditions for Glastonbury this year. They are brilliant but there really was a problem with the sound so the mixing was all wrong and they ended up sounding terrible. Was a great shame.

However Jemini were pretty pants anyway imo :D
Author:  Sticks [ 08 May 04, 23:26 ]
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Alfie wrote:
James has the talent and ability to go far and even if he doesn't win he is not likely to score zero points. His fan base in Europe is growing and already he is being voted very highly in all the countries Eurovision polls.


But this is the UK entry

In the current political climate, it would be unthinkable for any European country to award them any points what so ever. Especially as it seems the Americans and British are torturing prisoners for kicks.

When James get zero, he will be humiliated and ridiculed and his career will be over. No record company would touch him. He might just get a job stacking shelves for B&Q, if that.

It would be better for him if he withdrew and the UK pulled out of further competitions like this until well after the last British troop leaves Iraq.
Author:  scotslass [ 09 May 04, 1:27 ]
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I think the one from Finland will win, the one they are playing on the radio ALL the time. I wonder why they are playing that tho and not James... not very patriotic?
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