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Technically, because I've added the jury and televoting averages together, this proves that Ireland should not have been last.

Not really. If Ireland were consistently a little bit more popular than Spain everywhere but Spain was quite popular in a few areas and Ireland wasn't, which should do better? Eurovision scoring has always answered that with Spain.

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But the combined averages did give a clear message, does it?
Yeah, but cases like that - where a country finishes below another despite finishing above them on average in the televote or the juries - will almost certainly have happened many times before. Spain was legitimately more popular because there were places where people actually gave a damn about it, even though both Ireland and Spain consistently got barely any reaction. It doesn't really give a clear message because the difference between an average of 20th most popular and 22nd most popular isn't really much of a difference at all.
I wish to believe this was to be confirmed by actualling revealing the separate jury and televoting scores like they did a few years back.

Greece must've been #1 in the Dutch votes, with Belgium following them, or am I mistaken?

Norway and Sweden massively underperformed during the televoting :(

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I let out a laugh when it clicked that Belgium was "Love Kills" and our jury ranked him 2nd. :D They can be let off for placing Montenegro last.
The biggest 'WTF!' here is surely Belarus being ranked as high as 8th!

That song is amazing :D

I'm glad the juries ranked her this high

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The Uk jury votes are ridiculous! Norway So low!

I heard tony Blackburn was a member of the jury / explains how the dated songs all raked so highly!

I think the jury voting should just be scrapped it generally makes good songs do bad each year.

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