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2018 Rose of Tralee thread.

Itssoeasy

I'm surprised the usual people haven't started a thread already. (If they have delete/merge threads please mods)

Anyway the usual hilarity and cringeworthy carry on will probably happen. There are 32 entries and what do people think the number of nurses/teachers there will be this year ? I'll go with 14 in total.

I'm sure we will have waltzing Matilda played for the Australian roses and another stereotypical American song for the roses from America. I've no idea which roses got in or all that.

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Rosie2018

Roses like the Dublin and Monaghan roses were good last night. Wonder what they were like all week..

A lot of 'sturdy', 'healthy' brunette girls!

Itssoeasy

honeybear wrote: »

Carlow Toronto Galway acc to Paddy Power

Waterford after slipping ?

honeybear

Carlow Toronto Galway acc to Paddy Power

Itssoeasy

Laphroaig52 wrote: »

Doesn't she look healthy?

Yes but I assumed it was an Irish phrase to mean something else.

Jude The Obscure

Very glamorous rose, but that dress reminds me of the one Dustin Hoffman wore in Tootsie.

Itssoeasy

He needs a shave the scruffy bastard.

Laphroaig52

Itssoeasy wrote: »

What does that mean ?

Doesn't she look healthy?

Itssoeasy

Laphroaig52 wrote: »

Healthy Girl!

What does that mean ?

Rosie2018

honeybear wrote: »

Think Most winners have solid TV performances

Solid. But about 10 girls have performed solidly.

Bar the last one last night, the loud girl, and the silly craft making ones most are solid enough.

Itssoeasy

Waltzing matilda ? Feck off lads.

Laphroaig52

Healthy Girl!

Laphroaig52

mugsymugsy wrote: »

The adverts / promotions from sponsors are so cheesy - like a bad 24/hr American TV station selling sh!te

It's got a bit much alright.

There was always sponsorship but that was a bit cheap....

Itssoeasy

Rosie2018 wrote: »

Is it often the case that someone who doesn't perform outstandingly on tv wins due to ticking all the boxes all week?

I asked that earlier. I don't know how it works to be honest.

honeybear

Rosie2018 wrote: »

Is it often the case that someone who doesn't perform outstandingly on tv wins due to ticking all the boxes all week?

Think Most winners have solid TV performances

Rosie2018

Itssoeasy wrote: »

The betting when they have spoken to all the roses is a good indicator.

Isn't it often the case that someone who doesn't perform outstandingly on tv wins due to ticking all the boxes all week?

mugsymugsy

The adverts / promotions from sponsors are so cheesy - like a bad 24/hr American TV station selling sh!te

Itssoeasy

honeybear wrote: »

Bookies rarely get it wrong

The betting when they have spoken to all the roses is a good indicator.

honeybear

Mr Velo wrote: »

Galway rose in from 33 / 1 earlier this evening to 5 / 1 now.

Bookies rarely get it wrong

Itssoeasy

Daithi did his best Joe Duffy impression with the Philly Rose.

Rosie2018

Mr Velo wrote: »

Galway rose in from 33 / 1 earlier this evening to 5 / 1 now.

It's like the Eurovision this year and Ireland being favourite. I'm not so sure about bookies odds on these type of events.

I feel any one of about 10 could win.