by Eirebilly » 29 Apr 2010 Read
Why dont you say what you feel sickpotter
I actually agree with you 100%, Robbo winning would be great for the game and considering how fanatical the Aussies are about their sport, i wouldnt be suprised if the game would skyrocket in Australia should he win.
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by Wildey » 29 Apr 2010 Read
Im not overstating it but Mark Selby is making Snooker interesting.
the same people who sais Stephen Hendry was Boring Winning Everything are the very same people who wants to see Ronnie winning everything.
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by Alex0paul » 29 Apr 2010 Read
I bet Dott gets 0%, just the way he likes it.
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by Wildey » 29 Apr 2010 Read
Alex0paul wrote:I bet Dott gets 0%, just the way he likes it.
hes leaving carter standing on 10%
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by Eirebilly » 29 Apr 2010 Read
Alex0paul wrote:I bet Dott gets 0%, just the way he likes it.
That was interesting. Maybe there are some knowledgable people out there that recognise that Dott has the game to win again.
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by Eirebilly » 29 Apr 2010 Read
Robbo Blobs
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by Eirebilly » 29 Apr 2010 Read
That was dead funny from Robbo there. Great jump though
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by Wildey » 29 Apr 2010 Read
its been a nervy start so far but i like nervy matches where it isnt bang bang thank you mam.
both these men knows this weekend could define their career.
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by Alex0paul » 29 Apr 2010 Read
wildJONESEYE wrote:its been a nervy start so far but i like nervy matches where it isnt bang bang thank you mam.
both these men knows this weekend could define their career.
This has 4-4 written all over it
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by Bourne » 29 Apr 2010 Read
Robertson 1-0 Carter
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by Eirebilly » 29 Apr 2010 Read
Thats some cueing by Robbo
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by Wildey » 29 Apr 2010 Read
ill Tell you one thing there has been nervy moments in that first frame but Robbos Long Potting is tuned in .
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by Bourne » 29 Apr 2010 Read
wildJONESEYE wrote:ill Tell you one thing there has been nervy moments in that first frame but Robbos Long Potting is tuned in .
Just as you say that ...
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by Wildey » 29 Apr 2010 Read
OK i jinxed him
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by Wildey » 29 Apr 2010 Read
when i first came on 606 3 years ago what was dominating a lot of discussions in the summer of 2007 between Oneball and GJ was who was the better player Oneball said Selby and GJ obviously Robbo and at times it got pretty Heated between them well Guys this could be the week we get to know
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by Wildey » 29 Apr 2010 Read
Robertson makes his 39th Century of the season in Winning frame 2.
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by Eirebilly » 29 Apr 2010 Read
wildJONESEYE wrote:Robertson makes his 39th Century of the season in Winning frame 2.
He is definately on form isnt he. He and Selby look destined to play out a cracker of a final.
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by Sickpotter » 29 Apr 2010 Read
eirebilly wrote:Why dont you say what you feel sickpotter
I actually agree with you 100%, Robbo winning would be great for the game and considering how fanatical the Aussies are about their sport, i wouldnt be suprised if the game would skyrocket in Australia should he win.
No mean intent, I just get
having to listen to ROS fans complain there's nothing worth watching once he's gone.
ROS is important to the game but he is not the game. Unless the new players are front and center there is little chance of moving the game to the international stage and expanding it's audience.
Fans of snooker wouldn't see someone from outside the UK winning as a bad thing. When one suggests it is a bad thing it just gives the appearance that they care little for the sport and only appreciate one player. That's not the kind of fan the sport needs as their shelf life is limited to that of their favorite player. ROS is late in his career so attracting fans who're only interested in watching him does little to help the game's future.
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by Wildey » 29 Apr 2010 Read
sickpotter wrote:eirebilly wrote:Why dont you say what you feel sickpotter
I actually agree with you 100%, Robbo winning would be great for the game and considering how fanatical the Aussies are about their sport, i wouldnt be suprised if the game would skyrocket in Australia should he win.
No mean intent, I just get
having to listen to ROS fans complain there's nothing worth watching once he's gone.
ROS is important to the game but he is not the game. Unless the new players are front and center there is little chance of moving the game to the international stage and expanding it's audience.
Fans of snooker wouldn't see someone from outside the UK winning as a bad thing. When one suggests it is a bad thing it just gives the appearance that they care little for the sport and only appreciate one player. That's not the kind of fan the sport needs as their shelf life is limited to that of their favorite player. ROS is late in his career so attracting fans who're only interested in watching him does little to help the game's future.
Well said Coach
im a Hendry fan and id love him to win it again but id Love the Trophy To go to a new Younger Player this year and Some of my most Enjoyable Matches has been When hes Lost then i can Enjoy the Snooker More.
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by Eirebilly » 29 Apr 2010 Read
sickpotter wrote:eirebilly wrote:Why dont you say what you feel sickpotter
I actually agree with you 100%, Robbo winning would be great for the game and considering how fanatical the Aussies are about their sport, i wouldnt be suprised if the game would skyrocket in Australia should he win.
No mean intent, I just get
having to listen to ROS fans complain there's nothing worth watching once he's gone.
ROS is important to the game but he is not the game. Unless the new players are front and center there is little chance of moving the game to the international stage and expanding it's audience.
Fans of snooker wouldn't see someone from outside the UK winning as a bad thing. When one suggests it is a bad thing it just gives the appearance that they care little for the sport and only appreciate one player. That's not the kind of fan the sport needs as their shelf life is limited to that of their favorite player. ROS is late in his career so attracting fans who're only interested in watching him does little to help the game's future.
It frustrates me bady sickpotter. The Ronnie fans complaining because he has gone out have driven me crazy. I have been having running battles with eejits on the 606 for the same reason today. They do not realise that they are the ones that are damaging the sport by tuning out when Ronnie gets beaten.
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by Wildey » 29 Apr 2010 Read
chance for carter but a difficult table 5 reds on the cushings so cant see him taking it.
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by The Cueist » 29 Apr 2010 Read
wildJONESEYE wrote:chance for carter but a difficult table 5 reds on the cushings so cant see him taking it.
Carter starting a bit slow today,He will gather momentum eventually i feel.
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by Wildey » 29 Apr 2010 Read
Neil Robertson has shown his Tactical Prowess in winning a frame when he needed a snooker 3-0 Robbo.
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by The Cueist » 29 Apr 2010 Read
wildJONESEYE wrote:Neil Robertson has shown his Tactical Prowess in winning a frame when he needed a snooker 3-0 Robbo.
I thought Carter hit the jaw of the middle pocket on his safety shot and paved the way for Robbo.
Tactical prowess,You do talk some marmite wild,And i dont say it to insult you but in this case you are talking poop.
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by Wildey » 29 Apr 2010 Read
The Cueist wrote:wildJONESEYE wrote:Neil Robertson has shown his Tactical Prowess in winning a frame when he needed a snooker 3-0 Robbo.
I thought Carter hit the jaw of the middle pocket on his safety shot and paved the way for Robbo.
Tactical prowess,You do talk some marmite wild,And i dont say it to insult you but in this case you are talking poop.
mate look in the mirror
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by The Cueist » 29 Apr 2010 Read
wildJONESEYE wrote:The Cueist wrote:wildJONESEYE wrote:Neil Robertson has shown his Tactical Prowess in winning a frame when he needed a snooker 3-0 Robbo.
I thought Carter hit the jaw of the middle pocket on his safety shot and paved the way for Robbo.
Tactical prowess,You do talk some marmite wild,And i dont say it to insult you but in this case you are talking poop.
mate look in the mirror
I dont want to see two wilds,One annoys me enough already.
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by Wildey » 29 Apr 2010 Read
The Cueist wrote:wildJONESEYE wrote:The Cueist wrote:wildJONESEYE wrote:Neil Robertson has shown his Tactical Prowess in winning a frame when he needed a snooker 3-0 Robbo.
I thought Carter hit the jaw of the middle pocket on his safety shot and paved the way for Robbo.
Tactical prowess,You do talk some marmite wild,And i dont say it to insult you but in this case you are talking poop.
mate look in the mirror
I dont want to see two wilds,One annoys me enough already.
good im pleased
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by Wildey » 29 Apr 2010 Read
Robertson Needs to push on Here Carter doesn't look capable of stringing pots together so far if it isn't 6-2 or 7-1 then Carter would have got out of jail the way hes played the first 4 frames.
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by Eirebilly » 29 Apr 2010 Read
Robbo has looked very good and is striking the ball well but it shocks me a bit that he will get to the MSI 4-0 up. Since coming back from behind against Gould, he has an amazing frame win/loss ratio
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by Wildey » 29 Apr 2010 Read
25 - 6 win lose ratio since he was 11-5 down to gould.
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