Phil Coulter, winner of EUROVISION composer has supported Jedward to win the contest. Coulter, who is of 69, is responsible for a string of Eurovision hits, and he is confident that Jedward’s irresistible three minutes of madness will triumph not only in tonight’s second semi-final but also in Saturday night’s final. Coulter has also won the ‘Puppet On A String’ in year 1967 UK.
Last night, he had stated that, they always sent good songs and good singers to Eurovision but those days are over.
There have been many changes in the Eurovision from last 10 years. This is a production contest rather than a song contest. This contest shows that stage and choreography, how it is well managed.
Moreover, he has added that Jedward have been doing well and this year the entry to Irish Eurovision is smooth and it seems he will win it.
The act, which is playing last at the semi-final, will start at 8pm on RTÉ Two. They have practiced their routine backstage at the dress rehearsals today.
They will represent Ireland at this year’s competition in Dusseldorf, Germany, with their new track ‘Lipstick’.
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