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WOW Prince Charles is going to be so impressed... NOT!
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SulemanMirzaFan
31-05-2008
Britains Got Sob Stories... part three

Maybe now george has won he can lend Madonna and the other saddos some money...

Very very poor result
lordo350
31-05-2008
Completely agree but what can we do? It's obviously not fixed because I think we all know who would have won if it was.
MatthewF32
31-05-2008
Originally Posted by SulemanMirzaFan:
“Britains Got Sob Stories... part three

Maybe now george has won he can lend Madonna and the other saddos some money...

Very very poor result ”

Dont be horrid, she was singing for her children
fredster
31-05-2008
Originally Posted by lordo350:
“Completely agree but what can we do? It's obviously not fixed because I think we all know who would have won if it was.”


i cannot believe it awful result.
susie-4964
31-05-2008
We had:

1. An original and entertaining Michael Jackson tribute act.
2. A boy soprano who would rival Aled Jones in his day.
3. A 12-year-old girl with a totally unique voice - world quality, they said.
4. Not my cup of tea, but a fantastic animal act.
5. An exciting young dance group.

And what does the GBP choose? A wee boy who dances a bit and has a good back story.

I give up.

<edit>And I completely forgot Escala!
antalmax
31-05-2008
Originally Posted by susie-4964:
“We had:

1. An original and entertaining Michael Jackson tribute act.
2. A boy soprano who would rival Aled Jones in his day.
3. A 12-year-old girl with a totally unique voice - world quality, they said.
4. Not my cup of tea, but a fantastic animal act.
5. An exciting young dance group.

And what does the GBP choose? A wee boy who's not bad at dancing but has a good back story.

I give up.”

I know....

I think this result is poor... really poor...
Sid_1979
31-05-2008
His sob story's gonna take some beating though:

"I need to win to save my life" - and to the think the public lapped it up
ThaGazBoi
31-05-2008
Don't be so harsh- His 14 and he is a generally talented guy. I wish I could breakdance- It takes alot of skills.
SulemanMirzaFan
31-05-2008
Originally Posted by susie-4964:
“We had:

1. An original and entertaining Michael Jackson tribute act.
2. A boy soprano who would rival Aled Jones in his day.
3. A 12-year-old girl with a totally unique voice - world quality, they said.
4. Not my cup of tea, but a fantastic animal act.
5. An exciting young dance group.

And what does the GBP choose? A wee boy who dances a bit and has a good back story.

I give up.”

fantastic points and very valid... at least we can go to bed now!
NatalieP
31-05-2008
Good job the British public disagreed with you then!!

There was the same old bitterness when Paul Potts won last year. George is a 14 year old lad FFS, if he was my son I would be so, so proud.

And Prince Charles will be impressed, he is incredibly supportive of our young people and this is right up his street I reckon!!
Voodoo Child
31-05-2008
Well done George; you were tremendous!

This will show a positive reflection of 'Street' youth in 2007 and prove not everyone is a knief wielding hooligan and there is many talented teens out there.

George has made me want to dance like that; but I never could.
TotalShopaholic
31-05-2008
Originally Posted by Sid_1979:
“His sob story's gonna take some beating though:

"I need to win to save my life" - and to the think the public lapped it up ”

I can't believe the people that fell for that didn't think save him from what?!

But then these are probably the same people that voted for Leon Jackson.

Ridiculous result. He is FAR from the most talented finalist.
MonkeyBum
31-05-2008
Originally Posted by ThaGazBoi:
“Don't be so harsh- His 14 and he is a generally talented guy. I wish I could breakdance- It takes alot of skills.”

I agree, he is incredible, I have seen older people than him try and fail to be as good as he was.

Slating him is just silly, and quite out of order IMO, he won fair and square, but some of you are being really harsh. They were all talented, and all given the same chance to win, and he did.
antalmax
31-05-2008
Originally Posted by Sid_1979:
“His sob story's gonna take some beating though:

"I need to win to save my life" - and to the think the public lapped it up ”


I know.... sob storiess... gahhh I dislike them
GetMeOuttaHere
31-05-2008
Well he can always stroke Camilla's leg when he's on if he feels bored, Prince Charles that is not George.
Moloko
31-05-2008
Originally Posted by MonkeyBum:
“I agree, he is incredible, I have seen older people than him try and fail to be as good as he was.

Slating him is just silly, and quite out of order IMO, he won fair and square, but some of you are being really harsh. They were all talented, and all given the same chance to win, and he did.”

Yeah, and I'm not denying that. I've said in other threads that i don't hold a grudge. But I just didn't like the result end of.
spiidey
31-05-2008
Originally Posted by susie-4964:
“We had:

1. An original and entertaining Michael Jackson tribute act.
2. A boy soprano who would rival Aled Jones in his day.
3. A 12-year-old girl with a totally unique voice - world quality, they said.
4. Not my cup of tea, but a fantastic animal act.
5. An exciting young dance group.

And what does the GBP choose? A wee boy who dances a bit and has a good back story.

I give up.

<edit>And I completely forgot Escala!”

Absolutely spot on. If you hadn't forgotten Escala I would have agreed with you 100%.

I dread to think how future shows are going to be edited, bearing in mind the clear effect a semi-convincing sob-story can be.

Leon managed it in X Factor last year, as did a number of other acts. I dread to think what this year's X Factor is going to be like.

Can the GBP not see past stupid sob stories? The fact is that the young chap's 'dancing' made him look like he was having a fit on stage.

We actually had 3 acts tonight (Faryl, Escala and Andrew) who could have represented Great Britain on a world-wide stage as the winner of BGT and done us massively proud. We got the half-decent breakdancer. I despair.
_Zd_Phoenix_
31-05-2008
Nice to see the bitter and ungracious threads out in force. Happens with every competition
Tanequil
31-05-2008
WOW Prince Charles is going to be so impressed... NOT!

It's not like he has to pay to watch.
dome
31-05-2008
I feel sorry for the people paying top whack for the tickets.
MonkeyBum
31-05-2008
Originally Posted by Superstar!:
“Yeah, and I'm not denying that. I've said in other threads that i don't hold a grudge. But I just didn't like the result end of.”

That's fair enough, and I wasn't aiming it specifically at you but some of the comments made about George haven't been that nice, and I just think that's out of order. Fair enough saying your opinion, and that you don't think he should have won, but some were going further than that and being quite mean about what he does and stuff.
d0lphin
31-05-2008
Originally Posted by spiidey:
“Absolutely spot on. If you hadn't forgotten Escala I would have agreed with you 100%.

I dread to think how future shows are going to be edited, bearing in mind the clear effect a semi-convincing sob-story can be.

Leon managed it in X Factor last year, as did a number of other acts. I dread to think what this year's X Factor is going to be like.

Can the GBP not see past stupid sob stories? The fact is that the young chap's 'dancing' made him look like he was having a fit on stage.

We actually had 3 acts tonight (Faryl, Escala and Andrew) who could have represented Great Britain on a world-wide stage as the winner of BGT and done us massively proud. We got the half-decent breakdancer. I despair.”

I agree.
A travesty - imagine what it looks like to the rest of the world, the winners of the last 2 talent shows representing Great Britain - Leon and George (although to be fair George is quite talented but not a patch on Signature, Faryl or Escala) what a joke!
auron87
31-05-2008
Originally Posted by _Zd_Phoenix_:
“Nice to see the bitter and ungracious threads out in force. Happens with every competition ”

Well said
XxLiannexX
31-05-2008
Wow Prince Charles will be impressed do you know why? because George this amazing teenage kid is making something of himself being a positive role model for the youth today!!! He is committed to dancing instead of trashing peoples houses, happy slapping and terrorising people...Kid deserves alot more than what some of you giving him.
sarah3004
31-05-2008
Originally Posted by ThaGazBoi:
“Don't be so harsh- His 14 and he is a generally talented guy. I wish I could breakdance- It takes alot of skills.”

Yer well ive seen loads of young kids break dancing it was nothing special
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