Just For Fun !!!!!

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Colin and I have composed our own Top 10's form the 20 songs already chosen and here they are:-

Colin's

1 - Malta
2 - Turkey
3 - Finland
4 - United Kingdom
5 - Poland
6 - Denmark
7 - Germany
8 - Iceland
9 - France
10 - The Netherlands

Paul's

1 - Malta
2 - United Kingdom
3 - Iceland
4 - Finland
5 - France
6 - Slovenia
7 - Germany
8 - Poland
9 - Cyprus
10 - Denmark

I swapped the placings for Eurovision points and at the time with 20 songs chosen our Top 10 is:-

1 - Malta
2 - United Kingdom
3 - Finland
4 - Iceland
5 - Turkey
6 - Poland
7 - France
8 - Germany
9 - Denmark
10 - Slovenia

So if our tastes are anything to go by (probably not!) we'll be visiting Valletta in May 2010! As more countries announce their entrants, we'll obviously update it. If anyone would like to add their top 10 to the comments page, we'll add their votes to the total. So if you do participate, keep checking back for new blogs on this subject as new countries are added.

Comments

Anonymous said…
My Top 10:

1. United Kingdom
2. Malta
3. Denmark
4. Turkey
5. Finland
6. Iceland
7. Andorra
8. Georgia
9. Montenegro
10. Greece
18 February 2009 at 23:29
Anonymous said…
My Top 10:

1. Malta
2. Turkey
3. Denmark
4. Finland
5. Slovenia
6. Iceland
7. Andorra
8. Netherlands
9. Montenegro
10. Belarus
19 February 2009 at 09:16
CarlosCarrión said…
Hello, I'm from Spain. I like your blog!!
We have an interview with a person of the juror who chooses the representative of spain in the festival. For if you are interested in it and you want to see it
A greeting
21 February 2009 at 13:22
Anonymous said…
My Top 10:

1. Norway
2. United Kingdom
3. Iceland
4. Malta
5. Denmark
6. Turkey
7. Finland
8. Andorra
9. Montenegro
10. Greece
22 February 2009 at 17:09
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