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Topic History of: Scooch in at 5
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Anthony |
Remember you mentioning this before, JK. I would expect no less from a man of your taste and judgment. He was a great man indeed, and dearly loved still in Derby and Nottingham.
I drive on Brian Clough Way every day. They are to build a monument to him at Pride Park in Derby. |
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JK2006 |
Some of us are huge Brian Clough fans Ant! |
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Anthony |
UK doing a song in Spanish would be fun, but with such an ethnically diverse country, I've often wondered why we don't try an Indian or Pakistani group for Eurovision. Good ethnic music does well in the contest nowadays.
A song in Punjabi or Urdu? Why not, and it would still be a genuine UK song.
Oh well, I've just got home after a nerve tingling evening watching my beloved Derby scrape through to the Play Off final on penalties, so perhaps I'm not at my best for making sense right now! |
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Mart |
If a certain tipsters plan is to believed( I have no idea who this is), next years UK entry hopeful is being submitted in the Spanish language.
Not a chance of course , but what fun.
I seem to recall that this was what it was about. |
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The Cat |
I agree that it's mostly kids who bought the Scooch single, because it is a fun song.
Not sure abut the rest of your reasoning though. Most people heard most of the songs well before the semi final, via internet and other media, wherever they were in the world. I also don't think the subject of the song made too much difference. Many people across Europe do fly regularly, while I (in the UK) hardly fly at all.
I'd been in dicussions about my favourite entries weeks before the final.
My choice didn't win.  It originated too far west.  |
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