X Factor: Judgement day as Cheryl Cole gets company

It was scandalous of Cheryl Cole not to vote on Sunday's sing-off between Katie and Treyc - surely she could have at least mimed her decision.
Who'd have thought X Factor producers would allow Cheryl not to judge? Now hopefully they'll allow her not to sing.
Her credibility as a judge has disappeared without Treyc. Many viewers are branding her a coward.
Amid rumors that Simon Cowell is ready to appoint a fifth judge, maybe even this weekend, Boyle sports make Pussycat Doll Nicole Scherzinger the 13-8 favorite to get the gig, with blow-up doll Gary Barlow 3-1.
Cheryl's decision to withhold her vote means Katie (hair: Marilyn Monroe; chin: Matt Munro) lives to die another day.
She's been in the bottom two more than West Ham and is now as short as 5-6 to get the boot this weekend. Like West Ham, she has no like ability and no ability, like.

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Her biggest rival in the eviction market is Wagner, who when he sang in Latin sounded like he was conjugating verbs and looked like he wanted to conjugate the dancers.
Latin is hardly a vote-winner, as anyone forced to study it at school will testify. My Latin teacher wasn't popular and was once set upon by a bunch of hoodli.
Wagner is 7-1 to make it all the way to the final. To do that he'll have to start beefing up his singing, start brushing up his dancing, and stop touching up his dancers.
Tesco's finest Mary is another who could exit the competition this weekend. Mary admitted last week that she wasn't in the zone and the zone she was thinking about was the twiglet zone.
Mary is counting on compatriot Louis's support. She is counting the days before she is reunited with her daughter. But she is definitely not counting calories. Next elimination (Hills) 5-6 Katie, 5-2 Wagner; 9-2 Paije, 10-1 Mary, 12-1 Aiden; 33-1 Cher, 66-1 bar.