Going One Better...............

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...than 8th place is surely what the Armenians will want when they take part for the 3rd time in the Eurovision Song Contest. Andre with his 8th place in Athens and Hayko with his 8th place in Helsinki would surely class as a couple of great first years for Armenia. Personally I think they were lucky! "Without Your Love" which was the 1st song sung in the Semi Final of 2006 was in my opinion one of the worst performances of the evening. Give Andre his dues.........he did have a heavy cold that night and had had one all week which couldn't have made life easy for him during his Eurovision Week. But could you seriously say that the Andre's performance was better than the Slovene song "Mr Nobody" or Polands "Follow Your Heart"
No matter what happens in Belgrade surely the Armenians will be guaranteed points from Georgia (who gave 12 points to them this year) and also Azerbaijan if they enter.
GOOD LUCK ARMENIA!!!

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