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Post by fabbi on May 9, 2018 19:38:49 GMT 1
Things that could eventually happen in Eurovision 2018: 2. Except  Ukraine I find it not that unlikely that all the remaining 100% qualification rates will be broken.  Actually,  Australia will also retain their 100% qualification rate as it's unlikely they will fail to qualify  Has Jessica become a sure finalist? I'd be happy for her obvs, but I'm still struggling there. |
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Post by Domantas on May 9, 2018 19:39:49 GMT 1
Actually, Australia will also retain their 100% qualification rate as it's unlikely they will fail to qualify Has Jessica become a sure finalist? I'd be happy for her obvs, but I'm still struggling there. Well, it would be a shock non-qualifier at least for me |
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Post by fabbi on May 9, 2018 19:41:54 GMT 1
Has Jessica become a sure finalist? I'd be happy for her obvs, but I'm still struggling there. Well, it would be a shock non-qualifier at least for me I just checked the odds (lol this week I did so more than my whole life before) and she's 6th in the semi. Gonna rewrite my post in that case. |
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Post by fabbi on May 9, 2018 19:57:09 GMT 1
 Me when  Finland was announced as one of the finalists. 
Same! If it were up to me it'd have taken place yesterday as well (right afterwards obvs).   lol But at least  Moldova is likely to actually be in. |
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Post by Ealex on May 9, 2018 20:32:31 GMT 1
Things that could eventually happen in Eurovision 2018: 1. Since  Armenia's debut in 2006 there (most likely at least) won't be any Caucasian country in the final (  Azerbaijan and Armenia are already out and  Georgia is pretty unlikely to qualify.! 2. The countries with a 100% qualification rate before Eurovision 2018 is imo not too unlikely to decrease by 60%. 3. A possible win of  Israel would be funny as they won in 1978 as well as 20 years later in 1998. And now it's been again 20 years. Feel free to add things!  If  Serbia and  Montenegro fail to qualify it will be the 3rd year (and 2nd year in a row) in which none of them as qualified to the final (2009, 2017). |
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Post by fabbi on May 9, 2018 20:50:20 GMT 1
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Post by inactivo (nq era) on May 9, 2018 20:52:44 GMT 1
3. A possible win of Israel would be funny as they won in 1978 as well as 20 years later in 1998. And now it's been again 20 years. Talking about numbers (about my country  ): Can Spain win plis? 50 years ago we won our first ESC (1968) Or can we win in 2019? It would make 50 years from our last victory |
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Post by Queen of Mean (Inactive) on May 9, 2018 22:09:38 GMT 1
Things that could eventually happen in Eurovision 2018: 1. Since Armenia's debut in 2006 there (most likely at least) won't be any Caucasian country in the final ( Azerbaijan and Armenia are already out and Georgia is pretty unlikely to qualify.! 2. The countries with a 100% qualification rate before Eurovision 2018 is imo not too unlikely to decrease by 60%. 3. A possible win of Israel would be funny as they won in 1978 as well as 20 years later in 1998. And now it's been again 20 years. Feel free to add things! If  Latvia qualifies it will be the first year ever that all three Baltic countries qualify with a female solo act in the same year. |
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Post by Queen of Mean (Inactive) on May 9, 2018 22:43:10 GMT 1
 ...is this for real? Apparently. Chinese TV also didn't broadcast the  Albanian performance and the  Irish performance. |
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Post by Wysteria on May 9, 2018 23:00:30 GMT 1
Things that could eventually happen in Eurovision 2018: 1. Since Armenia's debut in 2006 there (most likely at least) won't be any Caucasian country in the final ( Azerbaijan and Armenia are already out and Georgia is pretty unlikely to qualify.! 2. The countries with a 100% qualification rate before Eurovision 2018 is imo not too unlikely to decrease by 60%. 3. A possible win of Israel would be funny as they won in 1978 as well as 20 years later in 1998. And now it's been again 20 years. Feel free to add things! If Serbia and Montenegro fail to qualify it will be the 3rd year (and 2nd year in a row) in which none of them as qualified to the final (2009, 2017). you forgot 2013 + this year it might be 2nd time ( 2013 being 1st) all ex-yugos will be out. with  Fyrom and  Croatia out, and  being predicted not to qualify. I really hope at least  Serbia or  Montenegro will make it through |
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