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“Originally posted by Crimpo
Excellent work this morning folks - some interesting points made. Last night there was a very clear gender divide emerging and that could be very interesting come nominations with noone (bar of course Jon) crying out to be nominated. I am reassessing my supposition that Cameron or Fed would face Jon this time - it begins to look a little more like Justine. If so then Jon would survive, the girls would be down to 4 and a 'bunker' mentality could emerge. Again the resemblance to BB1 would be clear.”
This is indeed a great thread. I think BB4 is terrific viewing now that some key personalities have been established and several of the housemates who've yet to come out of their shells are showing plenty of promise.
Jon and Federico have emerged as the two most proactive standout personalities in the house. Jon is now a cult figure and I think Fed will have the spotlight this week.
Several of the others are pretty non-plussed by Fed's behaviour, esp. his misogyny. Nush, Steph and Tania have all taken exception to his brand of humour - Jon and Cameron may be quietly unimpressed. For all his attempts to come across as a cool comedian, Fed has been digging his own grave as far as nominations are concerned. He's nowhere near as savvy as he would like to think he is.
A bunker mentality will emerge this week as I feel the women will begin to present a strong united front by almost unaminously voting Fed. Fed's only true allies seem to be Ray and Scott. Jon, Cameron and Gos are wildcards and you don't know who they might vote for. Only Steph, for instance, would seem to be free from Cameron's vote.
Basically, for whatever popularity he may have accrued outside the house, Fed's in a precarious position in the group dynamic. He's become isolated without realising it. His pal Anouska is gone, Ray is thinking of walking, Scott is his only real ally and I don't think Scott is all that laddish. Fed seriously needs to backtrack, concentrate on getting the task right and hopefully forge some strong alliances. This coming week is of crucial importance to Fed's chances of survival in the house.