39 have said yes

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It would look like 39 countries have said yes to sending entries to the Eurovision Song Contest in Moscow. At the moment we know for definate that Georgia will not be appearing in Moscow as well as Luxembourg, Italy, Monaco and Austria. At the moment Hungary, Armenia, Montenegro and San Marino have not made a formal announcement.

What we do know is that RAi have endorsed San Marino's entering again.

Hungarian TV will be making a formal announcement this week.

I can't see Armenia not being there seeing as they were apparently one of the biggest opponents of pure televoting and I have been told that they thought they were robbed of winning in Belgrade because of this.

Montenegro are alway quite late in making a final decision on their attendance, but personally can't see them wanting to let the likes of Macedonia, Croatia, Slovenia, Bosnia and Serbia stealing the limelight so think they will be there.

We already know that Greece, Turkey and Netherlands have decided on their singers and that both Bulgaria and Malta have started their semi final process, with Albania deciding in December and then several other nations starting their National Finals in January the race has well and truly begun.

I have to say that my money so far is on Greece and Malta..............Do you really think Chiara wont get the ticket to Moscow...cos I dont.

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