The DM say nothing different to the Mirror and the quotes do not concern the article or eurovision at all
BigBmad, it's over...
Tyler, whose husky voice has led to her being described as ‘the female Rod Stewart’, said: ‘It is an honour to represent my country and is also a wonderful way to ensure that my song Believe in Me reaches the widest possible audience.
Bonnie seems lovely, and we know the BBC have been trying to get her for 20 years. I'll need to hear a studio version of the song and a live version before I can judge.
Meh. She's not what I wanted but I'm gonna make the best of her- and at least that song has a chorus.
Bonnie seems lovely, and we know the BBC have been trying to get her for 20 years. I'll need to hear a studio version of the song and a live version before I can judge.
Meh. She's not what I wanted but I'm gonna make the best of her- and at least that song has a chorus.
Richard Gordon @RichardWGordon
No official @bbceurovision statement until March 18th, despite Daily Mail and Mirror claiming they know who 2013 UK eurovision act is.
This guy is a journalist for the BBC. Part of me still hopes that it isn't her, but I think I'd prefer her to Petula.
Richard Gordon @RichardWGordon
No official @bbceurovision statement until March 18th, despite Daily Mail and Mirror claiming they know who 2013 UK eurovision act is.
This guy is a journalist for the BBC. Part of me still hopes that it isn't her, but I think I'd prefer her to Petula.
He's either come along sternly to tell us that we're all wrong, or he's cross because we've found out.
I'm beginning to think that this is all just another silly rumour. If this journalist is right, then the other bloke who claims we're having an 8am announcement isn't advertising much.
Richard Gordon @RichardWGordon
No official @bbceurovision statement until March 18th, despite Daily Mail and Mirror claiming they know who 2013 UK eurovision act is.
This guy is a journalist for the BBC. Part of me still hopes that it isn't her, but I think I'd prefer her to Petula.
Depends what sort of a journalist he is! If he's a sports journalist, then probably not. He may well be some sort of Entertainment/Eurovision journalist, in which case he knows his onions (or UK entrants) most likely.;)
Depends what sort of a journalist he is! If he's a sports journalist, then probably not. He may well be some sort of Entertainment/Eurovision journalist, in which case he knows his onions (or UK entrants) most likely.;)
Well I have had him added for few years he didn't know about The Hump and doesn't seem to know anything about this artist either.
I have given into the Bonnie rumours, I will go to bed with that thought haha
Depends what sort of a journalist he is! If he's a sports journalist, then probably not. He may well be some sort of Entertainment/Eurovision journalist, in which case he knows his onions (or UK entrants) most likely.;)
Seems odd that two national newspapers are running with the story concurrently though.
Thats true I guess, I wouldn't be massively disappointed with Bonnie as I like that power ballad style of music but the MAJOR problem is her voice has gone and unless she can miraculously find it again, we're not troubling anyone come May which is a shame-What is wrong with finding a decent live singer BBC, there's loads out there! :mad:
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BigBmad, it's over...
Bonnie seems lovely, and we know the BBC have been trying to get her for 20 years. I'll need to hear a studio version of the song and a live version before I can judge.
Meh. She's not what I wanted but I'm gonna make the best of her- and at least that song has a chorus.
It's times like these I wish I was German
Here she is in action...;)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dkn1zE558dI
nooooooooo
I am going to go to bed, never mind 18th I think we will know for sure who (I give in it will be Bonnie) tomorrow.
Rewind ten years....
"Last time we had a Scouse act we came 2nd!"
No official @bbceurovision statement until March 18th, despite Daily Mail and Mirror claiming they know who 2013 UK eurovision act is.
This guy is a journalist for the BBC. Part of me still hopes that it isn't her, but I think I'd prefer her to Petula.
Check again BB : "It is an honour to represent my country......"
So at least he has form.
This is the Daily Fail we're talking about here, the undisputed kings of twisting, misquoting and darn right making stuff up
Yeah sorry I seem to have an inability to read
Maybe we will have a duet, Bonnie and Petula
He's either come along sternly to tell us that we're all wrong, or he's cross because we've found out.
I'm beginning to think that this is all just another silly rumour. If this journalist is right, then the other bloke who claims we're having an 8am announcement isn't advertising much.
Wasn't Love will set you free wrote by Adeles writters though
He doesn't know anything more then us
I'm pretty sure Desmond Child has already had a song at Eurovision, or at least in one of the national heats somewhere........
Seems odd that two national newspapers are running with the story concurrently though.
Yeah, but if Adele had had that song it would have been a whole lot better.
At least the guy can wrote an anthem!
Depends what sort of a journalist he is! If he's a sports journalist, then probably not. He may well be some sort of Entertainment/Eurovision journalist, in which case he knows his onions (or UK entrants) most likely.;)
Apparently he wrote Run for Anders Fernette in 2011.
Well I have had him added for few years he didn't know about The Hump and doesn't seem to know anything about this artist either.
I have given into the Bonnie rumours, I will go to bed with that thought haha
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Gordon_%28broadcaster%29
he's a sports Journo acording to Wikipedia
Thats true I guess, I wouldn't be massively disappointed with Bonnie as I like that power ballad style of music but the MAJOR problem is her voice has gone and unless she can miraculously find it again, we're not troubling anyone come May which is a shame-What is wrong with finding a decent live singer BBC, there's loads out there! :mad:
I also have realised that Imaani is probably as contemporary as we're ever gonna get.
Graham Norton really did try and divert us, didn't he, the cheeky little minx.