Yeah..have to say I admire louis for doing something Cheryl couldn't do... The right 2 people left this week... Cher to go next week and I still think Mary is the stronger singer and we all know Matt and Rebecca deserve their place in the final...
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Yeah..have to say I admire louis for doing something Cheryl couldn't do... The right 2 people left this week... Cher to go next week and I still think Mary is the stronger singer and we all know Matt and Rebecca deserve their place in the final...
seem a brilliant comment somewhere.... Katie and Wagner in one week, its like winning the lottery
so relieved they're finally gone
I'm gonna miss Wagner yeah he was the weakest singer but he was funny. I've got to say he sang better this weekend than he did previous weeks. It's a shame that he went instead of Cher but never mind every cloud has a silver lining. At least we finally got rid of Katie. Man was her singing on Saturday dreadfull of what. Now for the Semi. Is Mr Cowell going to move the goal post and have four acts in the final to try and fix is so Cher gets her place, or will he stick to the rules only three acts and when are they going to tell us what the winning song is. My guess is they're waiting to Monday to see who gets into the final it will be changed to suit Cher on one direction instead of Mary. Taking it back to Sunday night was it just me or did Cheryl not look to happy when Rebecca's name was called out? She didn't even hug the girl. Proof that she thinks more of Katie and Cher.
Rebecca, Matt and Mary should be in the final - Cher and One Direction should leave this week but no doubt Cowell will change it to suit him and Cheryl
X Factor bosses reportedly blocked Wagner Carrilho from taking part in interviews following his exit from the show on Sunday night.
The 54-year-old was due to appear alongside fellow evictee Katie Waissel on various shows including Daybreak, Lorraine and This Morning.
However, The Mirror reports that while Waissel appeared as scheduled, Carrilho did not appear over fears that his comments could damage the show.
"Wagner was banned from speaking to the other contestants on Sunday and yesterday they turned down dozens of media requests because they were worried what he might say," an insider told the paper.
"Wagner could say anything at any time so it looked like an accident waiting to happen. They spent the day giving him advice so that when he does speak he won't damage the show's image."
They added: "He was effectively gagged. No other contestant had this treatment this series."
He was allegedly removed from the hotel he had been staying in during the night and taken to a secret location.
Writing on Twitter, Lorraine Kelly commented: "Wagner couldn't be here due to reasons beyond our control."
The Brazilian singer did however speak to the show's official magazine X.
He is a loose cannon, that's for sure! But X Factor people cannot gag him forever. Whatever happened to freedom of speech :rotfl: Matt, Rebecca and Mary for the final please :thumbsup: Cher to go next :DQuote:
Originally Posted by tammyy2j
I'm so glad Weasel has gone. Now if Cher can follow suit it would be perfect.
Simon Cowell must think the public are stupid as its evident to see there's manipulation going on.
Next thing you will be telling us Bears sh!t in the woods and there is no such peson as Santa Claus.Quote:
Originally Posted by Norman Bates
Of course the X factor is not fixed and Simon Cowell just does it because he is a nice guy who isnt the slightest bit interested in making money.
Oooooooooooops there goes another flying pig
X FACTOR flop Wagner will trouser a fortune by revealing all about the show’s secret bust-ups, backstage romances and fix claims in an explosive book.
Publishing firms are locked in a £1million bidding war to tempt the outspoken Brazilian.
They want the “unpredictable” warbler to spill the beans about his torrid time on the X Factor.
Book bosses reckon he will produce bombshell revelations which will make them millions.
The 54-year-old, kicked off the show by the judges on Sunday, was banned from appearing on TV afterwards
The other wannabes are thought to fear what he would say about what really went on backstage.
Wagner was stopped from doing the usual interview rounds on shows such as Daybreak over fears he may damage the show’s image.
But publishers are confident they can woo the hairy singer if he is released from show contracts after next year’s live tour.
One said: “There is a lot of interest in exactly what Wagner would say. Especially as he’s been effectively gagged from talking about the show this week.
“What does he know that’s making people so nervous? He lived and breathed that show for months. He’s bound to know a lot about the other contestants.
“And he spent a lot of time with people like Cheryl Cole and Simon Cowell, so who knows what else he could reveal?”
Unlike other contestants, Wagner has not been afraid of speaking his mind.
Questions have been raised about how much Wagner could say without getting publishers into legal hot water.
But Top Gear’s secret Stig character won a bitter court fight against the BBC earlier this year when bosses tried to ban driver Ben Collins, 35, from revealing in his book he was the man in the white helmet.
Publishing expert Danuta Kean, from Brunel University, believes the Stig case has “emboldened” publishers.
She said: “Publishers will throw money at this. But it all depends on what Wagner can say.
“The recent Stig book and court case has changed the playing field.
“Publishers now feel emboldened that they can take on these confidentiality agreement contracts people are forced to sign so they can’t speak out.
“If he can really reveal new things, and the publisher’s legal team thinks it can be dealt with, it could go for big money.
“We’re talking seven figures potentially.”
In a taster of what he could offer book firms, Wagner has already publicly slammed show mentor Louis Walsh, 58, for ruining his chances of winning.
He said: “The trouble was Louis gave me fast songs in English so I had tremendous difficulty learning the lyrics.
“My main language is Portuguese so because of that and the schedule of the show I didn’t have enough time to rehearse and practise.
“English isn’t my first language, so I struggled.”
The show has seen a series of controversies this year that publishers hope Wagner could shed light on.
Boyband One Direction have faced fix claims as some fans are convinced they mimed on Saturday’s live show.
Wagner could give his insight into the many backstage meltdowns and strops by fellow flop Katie Waissel, 24, following revelations about her porn star prostitute gran.
The Brazilian was still in the thick of things when show favourite Matt Cardle, 27, had a rumoured romance with a make-up girl.
He could also tell all about his time in the contestants’ house and allegations that he took drugs.
Publishers also want him to use a book deal to give his side after being branded a “sex pest”.
Ms Kean added: “He could be faced with doing his own X Factor-style vetting of several publishers.
“If they all want his story, they’d be coming round with presentations in a beauty parade, trying to convince him to sign with them.
“He’ll be the judge for a change.”
Daily Star