Ahhh I didn't spot that, yeah it should be UK not England.
Mind you, when an Englishman (or woman) wins anything then they're English. If a jock, taff or paddy wins anything then they're British. An Englishman (or woman) will always be classed as British if they lose anything i.e. Lewis Hamilton is English and Andy Murray is British. When Ricky Hatton lost to Mayweather last year he was British...LOL
> No ,no, not that at all.
>
> Mearly having a dig that it was mentioned it was ENGLANDS
> entry for the Eurovision, not the UK lol
>
> As far as I recall anyone from anywhere can perform the
> song chosen, as long as the writer is the same nationality
> of the country there song represents. Didn't Celine
> represent Sweden, or Switzerland or something in 1988?
>
> > Are you saying that all previous UK Eurovision song
> > entries have been written in collaboration with someone
> > from England, Scotland, N.Ireland & Wales? That's the
> > first I've ever heard of that. But who's to say that
> > someone from Scotland, Wales or N.Ireland isn't going to
> > sing the song?
> >
> > > So who'd going to be writing the Welsh, Scottish and
> > > Northern Irish entries this year!?
> > >
> > > So much for this united kingdom...
> > >
> > > > Has accepted the challenge to write Englands entry for the
> > > > 2009 Eurovision Song contest.
> > > > That means, i think, he'll write 12 tunes and the public
> > > > get to choose.
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