The two girls voted off Saturday nights Grease Is The Word have spoken to the press today to state that they believe the show has been fixed from day one.

Shocked Alison said: “I think the judges have had an agenda from day one. They’ve known all along who they wanted for the parts regardless of how anyone else performed. All the contestants know it – it’s so obvious.

“I didn’t expect them to get rid of me like that. I wanted…a fair decision. That didn’t happen.”

Alison also told The Daily Mirror newspaper that she believes the judges are tryoing to kmake sure that Susan McFadden and Danny Bayne win the show.

Furious Vicky said: “I know it’s down to the public now, but the judges will definitely try and influence the vote so Susan and Danny B win.

Alison added: ” None of the judges ever came down to our acting classes. We’ve been doing the show for months but David Ian doesn’t even know me.

“Maybe they want someone they can control more.”

An ITV spokeswoman said: “The judges don’t have any say in Saturday’s final. It’s down to a public vote and the public alone will choose their favourite Danny and Sandy.

“Paul Nicholas has worked closely with the girls and has reported back to the panel thoroughly so the judges are very aware of each contestant’s singing, acting and dancing abilities.”

The Judges took the decision to pair Michael and Vicky together for the live shows because they felt that they have a very real chemistry together and looked great as a couple.

No stranger to the stage, 24-year-old Michael Quinn has worked on numerous shows including a tour of Joesph, Jailhouse Rock and Beauty and the Beast.

Currently living with his girlfriend of two years in Lewisham, Michael admits he is a massive John Travolta fan but is worried what the judges will say on the show.

“David Gest told me to lose some weight and tone up. I don’t think I look overweight. Shane Ritchie and Craig McLachlan played Danny and they look like proper men,” says Michael.

Partnering up with Michael is Vicky Hoyles, 22, a beauty therapist from Melton Mowbray who went to the Grease auditions with her fiancé Ben.

Although Ben didn’t make it to the live shows, Vicky feels she has what it takes to be Sandy.

“I can come across as a sweet and innocent girl and then transform into a sexy feisty woman,” says Vicky.

“It would be amazing to get this role. It’s everyone’s dream and we’re all fighting for the same part. I think we all want it so badly,” she adds.

Age: 22
Job: Beauty Therapist
Location: Melton Mowbray

“I can come across as a sweet and innocent girl and then transform into a sexy feisty woman.”

The Story So Far…

* Vicky came to the audition alongside her fiancé Benjamin Jardine.

* The judges commented that “She has a pretty good Sandy look….It’s nice to see a dark haired Sandy.” But they thought that her dancing was “a little “stiff”.

* Vicky was put through to the next day of Bootcamp but her fiancé was sent home.

* Sinitta was really concerned about Vicky’s acting and said “She couldn’t act to save her life”

* On the last day of Bootcamp the judges commented on how powerful Vicky’s voice was. The Judging panel were spilt down the middle on whether they still liked her.

History

* Vicky lives at home with her mum and dad in Melton Mowbray.

* She has been with her fiancé Benjamin for 18 months. They met performing on a charity show.

* Vicky is currently studying as a beauty therapist at College.

* Vicky is in a duo called ‘Breeze’ and they perform at pubs, clubs and parties. She also sings in shows and panto’s.

* Vicky has attended Trevonne Stage School for 16 years and is confident in acting, ballet, tap and modern.

* Vicky played ‘Sandy’ in a school production of Grease.

Have you had any theatrical training?

“I have danced for Trevonne stage School since I was 6 years old and at 16 got my first lead role as Cinderella. Although I also did play Sandy in a production of Grease at High School.”

What makes you think you can be Sandy?

“I think I could be the next Sandy because I can come across as a sweet and innocent girl and then transform into a sexy feisty woman. It would be amazing to get this role. It’s everyone’s dream and we’re all fighting for the same part. I think we all want it so badly.”

How do you think you would handle fame?

“I think I would enjoy fame. It would get tough at times but it would be worth it. The first thing I would buy if I won would be a big bunch of flowers for my mum to say thank you.”

What do you think of the judges?

“The judges have been very friendly and complimentary to me. They are professional though and that can be scary. They say I have a big voice!”