Originally Posted by deaconswit:
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Matt DID certainly mess up and forget his steps, but he had been pretty consistent, and technically good before that. His performance had always been really good. Letitia had not reached that standard, but was well on the way. Alesha had always been faultless in performance, but not so good technically and Gethin had been poor in performance, but coming on in leaps and bounds technically.
Matt was voted through by the public, and probably deservedly so, who knows.
Letitia did well, and it was also unfortunate that she went. She was really coming on technically, and showing her enjoyment.
Matt danced a faultless Waltz, technically perfect, and also an almost near perfect Argentine Tango, but his performance was not great . Alesha danced faultless performances, but her footwork was not perfect. Gethins performances were great, but technically not perfect.
My own favourite was Alesha, but I thought Matt did deserve the 4 10's he got for that waltz. As a dance teacher, I would have been thrilled by it.
What I did not like was the question that was asked of Phillip Jackson, and the reply. It should never have happened. What it did was undermine the judges, Matt himself, and most of all the programme. It was his opinion, but was made to look as if he was the only expert, and his remarks counted.
The vitriol towards Matt on this forum has been overwhelmingly sad, because if you are lovers of dance, and the programme, it is not deserved.
If he read these remarks, then it would be no wonder his confidence was shot at the final.
Could you not all just enjoy the final instead of countless cries of 'he does not deserve it'.
Based on his performances throughoutt, I believe he deserves to be in the final, and if he wins, good on him.
I am hoping that Alesha pulls it out of the bag
I think Matt Cutler is the best choreographer, and deserves the win also.
I hope its a good final, and I hope the many vitriolic posters can stop the vitriol and enjoy it.
Sorry if its boring, but just wanted to post my opinion
Mac”
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Matt DID certainly mess up and forget his steps, but he had been pretty consistent, and technically good before that. His performance had always been really good. Letitia had not reached that standard, but was well on the way. Alesha had always been faultless in performance, but not so good technically and Gethin had been poor in performance, but coming on in leaps and bounds technically.
Matt was voted through by the public, and probably deservedly so, who knows.
Letitia did well, and it was also unfortunate that she went. She was really coming on technically, and showing her enjoyment.
Matt danced a faultless Waltz, technically perfect, and also an almost near perfect Argentine Tango, but his performance was not great . Alesha danced faultless performances, but her footwork was not perfect. Gethins performances were great, but technically not perfect.
My own favourite was Alesha, but I thought Matt did deserve the 4 10's he got for that waltz. As a dance teacher, I would have been thrilled by it.
What I did not like was the question that was asked of Phillip Jackson, and the reply. It should never have happened. What it did was undermine the judges, Matt himself, and most of all the programme. It was his opinion, but was made to look as if he was the only expert, and his remarks counted.
The vitriol towards Matt on this forum has been overwhelmingly sad, because if you are lovers of dance, and the programme, it is not deserved.
If he read these remarks, then it would be no wonder his confidence was shot at the final.
Could you not all just enjoy the final instead of countless cries of 'he does not deserve it'.
Based on his performances throughoutt, I believe he deserves to be in the final, and if he wins, good on him.
I am hoping that Alesha pulls it out of the bag
I think Matt Cutler is the best choreographer, and deserves the win also.I hope its a good final, and I hope the many vitriolic posters can stop the vitriol and enjoy it.
Sorry if its boring, but just wanted to post my opinion
Mac”
Marks of 10 have repeatedly attracted questions on ITT, including the 10's awarded to Alesha, and even the 10's which Craig did not award. Questions about the sensational four 10's were asked of everybody in sight not just Philip. I gather Philip said it was in the dance-off waltz, not in the original waltz, that Matt twice got ahead of the music. If you truly believe the judges went by the dance-off waltz, then the four 10's waltz was irrelevant to the eviction.
I truly am confused what criterion you prefer for eviction. Is it performance to date, like Football League rules, or four 10's performance or meltdown on the day, like FA Cup rules. I would be quite relaxed to abide by either set of rules. But some would say switching at will from one rule to another would be bad faith -- your candidate right or wrong, at any price, to go through by any means, with the end justifying the means.
If this is vitriol please point to the vitriolic part.






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