Players Tour Championship Event 4 Discusion!!!

wildJONESEYE wrote:Mark Davis 4-0 Patrick Einsle
Michael Wasley 0-1 Jack Lisowski

Mark Davis who beat Jack Lisowski in the Final of PTC 3 last Sunday is waiting for him in the last 64 this time if Jack can beat top PTC Amateur Michael Wasley

markj147 wrote:

wildJONESEYE wrote:Mark Davis 4-0 Patrick Einsle
Michael Wasley 0-1 Jack Lisowski

Mark Davis who beat Jack Lisowski in the Final of PTC 3 last Sunday is waiting for him in the last 64 this time if Jack can beat top PTC Amateur Michael Wasley

Wasn't it Tom Ford that beat Jack Wild?

markj147 wrote:

wildJONESEYE wrote:Mark Davis 4-0 Patrick Einsle
Michael Wasley 0-1 Jack Lisowski

Mark Davis who beat Jack Lisowski in the Final of PTC 3 last Sunday is waiting for him in the last 64 this time if Jack can beat top PTC Amateur Michael Wasley

Wasn't it Tom Ford that beat Jack Wild?

JohnFromLondonTown wrote:

markj147 wrote:

wildJONESEYE wrote:Mark Davis 4-0 Patrick Einsle
Michael Wasley 0-1 Jack Lisowski

Mark Davis who beat Jack Lisowski in the Final of PTC 3 last Sunday is waiting for him in the last 64 this time if Jack can beat top PTC Amateur Michael Wasley

Wasn't it Tom Ford that beat Jack Wild?

How's your daughter getting on playing Mark? All going Good I hope.

wildJONESEYE wrote:

markj147 wrote:

wildJONESEYE wrote:Mark Davis 4-0 Patrick Einsle
Michael Wasley 0-1 Jack Lisowski

Mark Davis who beat Jack Lisowski in the Final of PTC 3 last Sunday is waiting for him in the last 64 this time if Jack can beat top PTC Amateur Michael Wasley

Wasn't it Tom Ford that beat Jack Wild?

ohhhh intercourse my mistake

so many snooker so many winners so many matches sometimes i get confused lol

Sonny wrote:I need to see this Igor guy play

Sonny wrote:His results and age suggest he could be the seasons find and a great wildcard pick by Hearn. I'm guessing he's the best snooker player in Brazil and there is a snooker scene over there albeit on 10ft tables. He must be bloody good and he's proving it so far.

Has anyone seen him? What's his style? How naturally talented?

Sonny wrote:His results and age suggest he could be the seasons find and a great wildcard pick by Hearn. I'm guessing he's the best snooker player in Brazil and there is a snooker scene over there albeit on 10ft tables. He must be bloody good and he's proving it so far.

Has anyone seen him? What's his style? How naturally talented?

wildJONESEYE wrote:Mark Davis 4-0 Patrick Einsle
Michael Wasley 0-1 Jack Lisowski

Mark Davis who beat Jack Lisowski in the Final of PTC 3 last Sunday is waiting for him in the last 64 this time if Jack can beat top PTC Amateur Michael Wasley

Alex0paul WC wrote:

wildJONESEYE wrote:Mark Davis 4-0 Patrick Einsle
Michael Wasley 0-1 Jack Lisowski

Mark Davis who beat Jack Lisowski in the Final of PTC 3 last Sunday is waiting for him in the last 64 this time if Jack can beat top PTC Amateur Michael Wasley

Don't you mean Tom Ford?

Snookerbacker wrote:It’s been a strange old day already today in Sheffield at the fourth PTC event. All manner of baffling scientific phenomenon have had me for one, rendered speechless.

Firstly this morning, we awoke to the news that Neil Robertson had a different draw to his original one (I have proof before anyone questions it), then lo and behold he turns up, loses the first two frames against Tony Drago and then the World Champion undergoes a metamorphosis and turns into none other than Alex Taubman.

Now I don’t know Alex from Adam but Robbo seems to have developed a way of not losing by simply changing into a relative unknown. I had no idea that the World Champion had this honour bestowed upon them, I’ve never known it before, though perhaps this explains how Steve Davis dominated the Eighties and Hendry the Nineties, if they looked like losing, go to the bog and come back as someone else. Genius. You feel the decade now must surely belong to Robbo.

Or maybe not, as this afternoon another one of these extraordinary transformations has occurred before our very eyes as Joe Perry won the first frame of his match against Daniel Skingle and then promptly turned into Jamie Cope. Now I know that Robbo and Joe are close friends and friends tell each other stuff but surely he didn’t have to pick on poor old Jamie? Why not pick on a lesser known player? What’s Jamie done to you guys? Maybe poor old Robbo and Joe are a bit frightened of his little tantrums.

Sonny wrote:So it's Selby v Ronnie is it? Will that be tonight? I hate missing their matches, especially when you can't see live scoring. Remember when it was at the bottom of the screen here? Sigh.

JohnFromLondonTown wrote:That's what the top man does. He writes Sorry on the Glove, with a drawn into the 'O' of sorry & signs it.

The @pgatour on twitter just said this...."Phil's taking hitting spectators to another level. Approach on 11 landed in spectator's lap. Guy got a glove and personal contact from Phil"

Personal contact. Sort it out will you.