X Factor 2016
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Matt Terry doesn't seem to be improving so:
as I have £400 at 9/4 and he is now 5/6 I can afford to lay him off £600 to lose £500
So on him alone. If he wins I win £900 and lose £500 - Profit £400
If he loses I lose £400 and win £600 - Profit £200
as I have £400 at 9/4 and he is now 5/6 I can afford to lay him off £600 to lose £500
So on him alone. If he wins I win £900 and lose £500 - Profit £400
If he loses I lose £400 and win £600 - Profit £200
Yep. And if Honey ****ing G doesn't get eliminated before the final I won't be watching it
I stopped watching it after Lucy Spraggan left due to illness in... 2013 I think. I knew after that point, the X-Factor had peaked and no-one could ever match her.
After last night (just watched it) Matt was clear winner and 5AM shoud be in the final with him. Saara will have to do much better than that to win. Can't understand why she was odds on after last week. Matt now odds on.
So which singer/band who can't sing will win and have a pop career lasting all of a few generic, insipid singles and an album?
Not what one would call a vintage year is it PL. Leona Lewwis, James Arthur, One Direction and Little Mix are the only ones I recall from X Factor. Oh and, what's her name,.............................................. It'll come to me
She sang Up Town Funk before it was officially released
JLS and Olly Murs have done okay. I don't know who that person you were thinking of. James Arthur was just awful.
I wouldn't mind the X-Factor so much if it wasn't so gimmicky. The pantomime performance between the judges, the predictable song choices, the obligatory joke act every year, all the joke auditions... Plus many of them aren't great singers and there's nothing unique about them, like that Emily Middlemas was just a much worse Ellie Goulding. the winner's singles are nearly always atrocious with the cheesy and OTT choral bit towards the end (saying that I do like Alexandra Burke's version of Hallelujah, at least up until the choral bit at the end)
I wouldn't mind the X-Factor so much if it wasn't so gimmicky. The pantomime performance between the judges, the predictable song choices, the obligatory joke act every year, all the joke auditions... Plus many of them aren't great singers and there's nothing unique about them, like that Emily Middlemas was just a much worse Ellie Goulding. the winner's singles are nearly always atrocious with the cheesy and OTT choral bit towards the end (saying that I do like Alexandra Burke's version of Hallelujah, at least up until the choral bit at the end)