View Full Version : If Anthony had gone to the diary room...
...instead of Eugene on the final Wednesday and had been offered the 50 grand - and if he had taken it - do you think he would have still won, or do you think Eugene might have won. I've heard people say that they liked Eugene, but after he had got 50 grand, they thought it was fair for someone else to win. So if Anthony had taken the 50 grand, do you think Eugene might have won the show?
Yes. I think whoever took that 50 grand pretty much demolished any chance of winning the show. Had it been Anthony, Eugene would have won. Who was going to stand in his way, Kinga and Makosi? Yeah, right!
Princess
27-08-2005, 10:00 AM
i think it didnt make much difference for the fans they were set in their ways for people who couldnt decide it would have swayed their vote
Fangz
27-08-2005, 10:12 AM
I agree with princess90, the hardcore supporters remained unswayed, but it influenced those who were undecided. It probably would have made a difference if Anthony had taken the 50K, but we'll never know for sure.
Siouxsie
27-08-2005, 04:47 PM
we will never know there was two winners really
2 winners aye. them 2 deserved the moneh.
makosi didnt.
Siouxsie
27-08-2005, 05:24 PM
agree
Siouxsie
27-08-2005, 05:25 PM
i think eugene will be a lot more dareful than anthony with his money
ThaGazBoi
27-08-2005, 05:38 PM
Originally posted by Kore
2 winners aye. them 2 deserved the moneh.
makosi didnt.
Did makosi get any though?
Plus, Shes made more moeny then anthony anyway :thumbs:
Fangz
27-08-2005, 05:47 PM
That's what she said. Also, it's probably a good thing if Anthony doesn't get too much money, he'll only use it to rot his liver.
ThaGazBoi
27-08-2005, 05:52 PM
Good point, Fangz:spin2:
Fangz
27-08-2005, 07:49 PM
Either that or he'd spend it all on fake tan...:spin2:
lilmissnaughty
27-08-2005, 08:46 PM
Probably both...
CharlotteSometimes
27-08-2005, 08:53 PM
Yes, Anthony would've still won, even if it had been him that went to the diary room and he'd taken the cash. The bookie that was on BBLB after that did mention that Eugene's odds lengthened a little after he took the £50,000, though.
Aimee
27-08-2005, 11:49 PM
I think Eugene made the right decision and made the completely logical guess that he would be evicted because of it.
I totally believe that at that point in the game Makosi and Anthony both wanted to win more than just money. They had invested too much time to risk takibng the money and leaving.
If Anthony thought the same as Eugene [and I would have done] I think Anthony would have said no to the money so, had he gone to the diary room that night, the result would have been different. There fopre I think if he had gone it would not have effected the final result.
Long-winded but that's what I thuink and why.:hugesmile:
sweet-thang
28-08-2005, 10:58 AM
Originally posted by Fangz
Either that or he'd spend it all on fake tan...:spin2:
thats true fake tan or booze
CharlotteSometimes
28-08-2005, 01:39 PM
Originally posted by Aimee
If Anthony thought the same as Eugene [and I would have done] I think Anthony would have said no to the money so, had he gone to the diary room that night, the result would have been different.
That's not very likely, is it? Eugene is highly intelligent, but Anthony needs to take his shoes and socks off to count past 10. He would've taken the cash.
S*E*X*Y
28-08-2005, 09:44 PM
:spin2: i think eugene would have won:spin2:
Aimee
29-08-2005, 09:09 AM
Originally posted by CharlotteSometimes
Originally posted by Aimee
If Anthony thought the same as Eugene [and I would have done] I think Anthony would have said no to the money so, had he gone to the diary room that night, the result would have been different.
That's not very likely, is it? Eugene is highly intelligent, but Anthony needs to take his shoes and socks off to count past 10. He would've taken the cash. Yes I think it is the most likely thing. To assume you were going to be evicted if you took it is by far the most logical thing, in the moment, on that night.Anthony would have said no as he would have wanted to stay.
Fangz
29-08-2005, 09:23 AM
Perhaps, but he might have thought that taking a guaranteed 50K might be better than waiting for a chance to get 100K.
True, because even if he had not taken the money, there was no guarantee that he would win.
Aimee
29-08-2005, 11:03 AM
Originally posted by Ruth
True, because even if he had not taken the money, there was no guarantee that he would win. Yes Ruth but.... he wanted to try.
It makes total sense to me, having gone through 10 and half weeks, that Anthony would not have wanted to give up his chance to win. He knew had an even chance to win and, even if he didn't, why would he have copped out? [Which was at the time a reasonable assumtion.]
I sincerely don't believe he'd would have given up like that after wanting to win for so long. I think he'd have wanted to win even if the winner got nothing. He's competitive, he has that 'I have to win' mentality.
Eugene would have felt himself less likely to win because his many insecurities would make him doubt it and because he was a newbie housemate and one has never won yet. He did the right thing for him. Anthony would not have taken it and I'd have agreed with him, that would have been right for him.
Fangz
29-08-2005, 11:09 AM
I love the way you seem to *know* what Anthony would have done. In truth, none of us know for certain what he would have done.
CharlotteSometimes
29-08-2005, 12:53 PM
Originally posted by Aimee
Yes I think it is the most likely thing. To assume you were going to be evicted if you took it is by far the most logical thing, in the moment, on that night.Anthony would have said no as he would have wanted to stay.
No, it isn't. It would be logical for Eugene to think that, yes. For Makosi, who was convinced that she was going to win, perhaps slight paranoia along those lines. For Anthony, it wouldn't even have registered. Do you really think that logic is something that plays a part in Anthony's thought processes? He would've taken the cash.
Originally posted by Aimee
I sincerely don't believe he'd would have given up like that after wanting to win for so long. I think he'd have wanted to win even if the winner got nothing. He's competitive, he has that 'I have to win' mentality.
They ALL wanted to win! Rubbish - Anthony was, if nothing else, one of the most openly greedy hm's we've ever seen. He spent hour after hour in the house talking about how he likes to spend money, and what he'd do with the winnings. His cash greed was far greater than any other concern, and that was obvious to anyone that watched the live feed regularly.
ThaGazBoi
29-08-2005, 01:05 PM
Charlotte, That is true, I posted something like this before, And its totally true. He was desperate to win.
Yes he was. And I don't think he has the brain power to even think that he might have been evicted if he had taken the money. None of us know what he would have done - maybe even he himself doesn't know what he would have done. However, when he finally realised that Eugene hadn't known that the prize money would have doubled if he had said no, Anthony himself said that he would have taken the money. It was only when he was outside the house that he said that he wouldn't have done so.
CharlotteSometimes
29-08-2005, 02:33 PM
Indeed - and how many times did he need to be told that Eugene didn't know? I can think of at least THREE times - more than that if you count the number of times it had to be repeated to him in each conversation.
Fangz
29-08-2005, 03:08 PM
Of course, he told Eugene several times in the house 'Don't worry, mate, I'd have done the same thing, alreeet?'
The first thing he said when he was out? 'No, I'd never have done that, never.'
CharlotteSometimes
29-08-2005, 03:25 PM
He was told in the diary room, too. But even after that, he still looked shocked when he asked Eugene to explain it ... again ...
Fangz
29-08-2005, 03:29 PM
I know, he's so stupid that I don't even feel sorry for him, I just get annoyed. People need to tell him the same thing repeatedly before it actually soaks in.
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