It's up to YOU to pick the Greatest UK Eurovision Winner of all Time
There is but a few weeks left of 2009 - and to make sure Boom Bang a Blog does something worthwhile in the time, we're asking you, the reader, to do something monumentous.
We're asking you to rank the champs, to place gold over gold - and to decide once and for all which is the greatest UK winner of the Eurovision Song Contest. Ever.
It's very simple. Below you will find the online voting form with the titles of the five songs which have lifted the Eurovision trophy for the United Kingdom in the Contest's first 54 years.
It's very simple. You just have to choose your favourite. Did Sandie's barefootedness tick your box? Do you think Lulu deserved to be the sole winner in Madrid? Is the choreographic beauty of Brotherhood of Man enough to sweep you away into a fantasy land? Does the thought of Bucks Fizz and Velcro cheer you up? Or perhaps you just prefer Katrina and the Waves. Whatever your choice, register it on the form below.
I'll be keeping a close eye on the poll as it progresses - and we'll have the Top Five rundown on Christmas Eve.
Isn't that exciting? Any comments about why you chose the song you did are welcome too. These can be sent to jamie.mcloughlin@liverpool.com
Think carefully. And get voting.
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Jamie McLoughlin - The news editor of Southport Visiter reveals all about his musical hobby that more people should admit to having.
This is really quite hard, because I don't think any of our winners were particularly good entries. My favourites are 1972, 1977 and 1983. But since that isn't what you actually asked for, I'm going for Katrina as the least disliked.
I'm with the Geekette on this one - never liked any of our winners really, so I'm going for Katrina purely on the basis that I actually saw that one happen and it ultimately allowed me to combine two of my favourite hobbies - Eurovision and eating at Din's Kebab House - on one glorious day in Birmingham a year later.