[watchinittoomuch]

Sam wont go...jo'll be outa there..

[InOne]

Originally Posted by watchinittoomuch

Sam wont go...jo'll be outa there..

Hope so, but you seen the odds

[watchinittoomuch]

Originally Posted by InOne

Hope so, but you seen the odds

No, because despite having half a brain (which might be disputed by some lol) I cant get me head round betting..

Although it does seem like there are loads of stupid 'campaigns' going on via various methods to get certain housemates out, if he's fallen foul of one of those you might be right.

[InOne]

Originally Posted by watchinittoomuch

No, because despite having half a brain (which might be disputed by some lol) I cant get me head round betting..

Although it does seem like there are loads of stupid 'campaigns' going on via various methods to get certain housemates out, if he's fallen foul of one of those you might be right.

Really all depends how they edit his argument with John.

[Claymores]

Originally Posted by InOne

Really all depends how they edit his argument with John.

It doesn't - research shows 95% of votes are cast before the Friday show even starts. Also, lines will close while they're showing the late-night action so it's largely irrelevant.

[InOne]

Originally Posted by Claymores

It doesn't - research shows 95% of votes are cast before the Friday show even starts. Also, lines will close while they're showing the late-night action so it's largely irrelevant.

[watchinittoomuch]

Originally Posted by InOne

Really all depends how they edit his argument with John.

I dont think there's a way of editing that to make any of them look good...

[InOne]

Originally Posted by watchinittoomuch

I dont think there's a way of editing that to make any of them look good...

True, was sorta all out war in the end.

[Claymores]

Originally Posted by InOne

True, was sorta all out war in the end.

Remember that the last segment of the programme is shown after lines-close

Unless they devote more that 14 minutes solely to the argument, it's not gonna be a voting factor to mosr of the public

[watchinittoomuch]

Originally Posted by InOne

True, was sorta all out war in the end.

I think Sam fell a bit flat on his face really (I'm not a JJ fan btw)...he went in there as some rebel, telling home truths and being all up in Josie's face....but when it came to the crunch of copping some back, he cried....rebellious resolve crumbled...

I dont dislike Sam either, I've grown to like him, I just dont think he's the massive saviour of the series he was cracked up to be. I do like the relationship he seems to be forming with Josie now though...he just needs to learn a few boundaries.

[Wee-Mo]

So hope the little prat goes tonight

[oddballmisfitsFTW]

I bit worried Sam might go as he is at the the 5/1 mark and shortening so it is possible he might go

hopefully Sam fans are ALL voting Jo out so then its battle of Sam fans v Sam haters

no Sam fans should waste money voting Dave or JJ but target Jo

SAM TO WIN

[Claymores]

Actually Sam's odds-crash started long before the argument - during the influential Thu HL show in fact. Although FMs here seemed to lap it up, the gambling community appeared to believe he had an eviction-threatening stinker (he looked very bratty IMO too).

Will he greet and have a wee 8 years' old type strop again if he gets the big drop-kick?