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(in practice I imagine the BBC has managed to wrangle either Paul McCartney or Ringo, but this is fun anyway)
 
(in practice I imagine the BBC has managed to wrangle either Paul McCartney or Ringo, but this is fun anyway)

Paul has very close ties with the venue, and Ringo is an ENEMY OF THE PEOPLE in Liverpool, so I'd imagine the former is more likely.
 
If the stand-in rehearsals have started, does this mean we'd have found out if anything had gone wrong with the stage? Can't remember when it all went very wrong with the sun last year.
 
Yes I don’t think we’re sourcing building materials from the local ‘waste management’ company this year.
 
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Why would anything go wrong with the stage? There's a competent broadcaster in charge and it's only happened once.
The big ribs behind the stage in Lisbon were supposed to move, so it happens more than you might think.

This year's stage does seem much simpler though; I saw some people worrying about the rotating panels at the back of the stage but they worked fine in Israel so it's hardly untested.
 
They must be on par with what the suite prices were. Unless they’ve shoehorned a load more seats into the space.
But presumably 1/12 of the price (or whatever) if they're selling them off individually.
 
I was in…no queue but couldn’t find any tickets...though it said something had gone wrong. God knows
 

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