by Wildey » 19 Apr 2011 Read
re rack alert
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by Bourne » 19 Apr 2011 Read
Both look good for a re-rack atm
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by Bourne » 19 Apr 2011 Read
Fu vs Gould
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by Rocket_ron » 19 Apr 2011 Read
SnookerFan wrote:Bourne wrote:But with all due respect, I hope he plays like an utter drain in the next round.
1-0 from Fu.
Don't worry Bourne. I make Trump favourite against either of these players.
niether of these players will trouble Trump. he is dead cert quarter finals like higgins & williams are dead certs
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by kostasmad » 19 Apr 2011 Read
I would fancy Trump against Gould but not against Fu.
Fu is an experienced tough cookie. He has beat the best in their prime so he has a lot of chances against Trump.
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by Bourne » 19 Apr 2011 Read
Another century choke ffs
Anyway 3-1 really high-quality session as expected.
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by Roland » 19 Apr 2011 Read
Wild wrote:Sonny wrote:Wild wrote:Ding not played that well burnett has had plenty of chances
Horse bucking dog rubbish
just seen this bullocks from the admin.
What the buck do you know pin end you was bucking about in a grunting bar with witz and the other Snooker Island wasters
I've read through all the comments since I last logged on now and this is the one I really take issue with. Wild you are talking out of your backside. I was front row watching every frame of the Ding session and given how Burnett played in the qualifiers it was glaring the step up in quality with Ding. Watching Ding close up the guy is a bucking phenomenal snooker player. To find out someone's interpretation is that he was somehow not playing well when he absolutely dominated a player as good as Jamie Burnett without breaking sweat just shows what you know. Ding was awesome. I bucking saw it with my own eyes.
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by Wildey » 19 Apr 2011 Read
Rocket_ron wrote:SnookerFan wrote:Bourne wrote:But with all due respect, I hope he plays like an utter drain in the next round.
1-0 from Fu.
Don't worry Bourne. I make Trump favourite against either of these players.
niether of these players will trouble Trump. he is dead cert quarter finals like higgins & williams are dead certs
if you dont mind me saying thats very naive.
against Robbo Trump played ok but nothing special Robbo was woeful at times.
hes no dead cert to beat either of these players but id make him very slight favorite
Fu 3-1 Gould
walden 1-1 mcleod
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by Wildey » 19 Apr 2011 Read
Sonny wrote:Wild wrote:Sonny wrote:Wild wrote:Ding not played that well burnett has had plenty of chances
Horse bucking dog rubbish
just seen this bullocks from the admin.
What the buck do you know pin end you was bucking about in a grunting bar with witz and the other Snooker Island wasters
I've read through all the comments since I last logged on now and this is the one I really take issue with. Wild you are talking out of your backside. I was front row watching every frame of the Ding session and given how Burnett played in the qualifiers it was glaring the step up in quality with Ding. Watching Ding close up the guy is a bucking phenomenal snooker player. To find out someone's interpretation is that he was somehow not playing well when he absolutely dominated a player as good as Jamie Burnett without breaking sweat just shows what you know. Ding was awesome. I bucking saw it with my own eyes.
but burnett had rubbish load of chances 10-1 was beyond flattering.
so there was times you managed to tear yourself away from the bar then.
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by Roland » 19 Apr 2011 Read
Where's Smart anyway? Last time I saw him was at the MSI of the Maguire v Hawkins game and then after the match I waited around for him and found he left at 9-8. Can't see him there this morning in the Rory match.
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by Roland » 19 Apr 2011 Read
Wild wrote:
so there was times you managed to tear yourself away from the bar then.
buck you
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by Bourne » 19 Apr 2011 Read
10-1 was flattering but jeez that doesn't mean Ding didn't play well
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by Wildey » 19 Apr 2011 Read
Sonny wrote:Wild wrote:
so there was times you managed to tear yourself away from the bar then.
buck you
well witz said the snooker island contingent was more interested in watching busty barmaids pulling pints than watching snooker
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by Roland » 19 Apr 2011 Read
I know what he said and what you said because I've read it. You should get your bottom down to a venue to see what the atmosphere is like.
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by Wildey » 19 Apr 2011 Read
Bourne wrote:10-1 was flattering but jeez that doesn't mean Ding didn't play well
10-1 was the score
i said he did not play that well=10-1 i did not say he did not play well
are people thick or what.
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by Bourne » 19 Apr 2011 Read
Wild wrote:Bourne wrote:10-1 was flattering but jeez that doesn't mean Ding didn't play well
10-1 was the score
i said he did not play that well=10-1 i did not say he did not play well
are people thick or what.
That makes no sense at all
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by Alex0paul » 19 Apr 2011 Read
Bourne wrote:10-1 was flattering but jeez that doesn't mean Ding didn't play well
It was 10-2
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by Roland » 19 Apr 2011 Read
Burnett lost position a couple of times when he had a chance because the speed of the table caught him out but Ding got the pace from the off. I just can't see how anyone could think Ding didn't play that well. He was phenomenal. A few times I couldn't help but gasp out loud at some of the shots he pulled off. I'll Shotmaster a couple of them, hang on.
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by randam05 » 19 Apr 2011 Read
Shame waldens done nothing since shanghai isnt it.
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by Bourne » 19 Apr 2011 Read
10-2 my bad
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by Wildey » 19 Apr 2011 Read
Alex0paul WC wrote:Bourne wrote:10-1 was flattering but jeez that doesn't mean Ding didn't play well
It was 10-2
yes thought something was wrong when bourne said 10-1 that was murphy
mcleod leads 2-1
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by The Cueist » 19 Apr 2011 Read
Sonny wrote:Burnett lost position a couple of times when he had a chance because the speed of the table caught him out but Ding got the pace from the off. I just can't see how anyone could think Ding didn't play that well. He was phenomenal. A few times I couldn't help but gasp out loud at some of the shots he pulled off. I'll Shotmaster a couple of them, hang on.
Well said man.
Ding is always one to watch,If he clicks into the right gear from the off in any Tournament,He then builds on it ,More often than not.
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by Roland » 19 Apr 2011 Read
This one, he hit the reds at pace and scattered them everywhere.
This one, he has pink and black tied up and path up the other side to blue blocked so he got down and hit this shot and landed absolutely plumb on the blue. Judgement of pace was phenomenal. I could play this shot 100 times and get it right once.
His safety game was exceptional, when he got a chance he scored very heavily indeed and he didn't look under any trouble whatsoever.
One thing I spotted with him which is a really cool mannerism and which I've not noticed before is the look in his eyes when he plays a dead weight shot i.e. one with enough time to stand up and wait for the ball to go in before moving on to the next shot. You can tell the ball has dropped before you see it for yourself just by looking at his expression.
For me the top half is between Trump and the winner of Selby v Ding.
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by wheelsofsteel » 19 Apr 2011 Read
Is that a new cloth?
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by Alex0paul » 19 Apr 2011 Read
Can't wait for 2:30pm
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by The Cueist » 19 Apr 2011 Read
Selby v Ding
Cant wait
, if it comes to fruition.
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by SnookerFan » 19 Apr 2011 Read
I take it nobody is entertaining the idea that there may be a shock upset in the Mark Selby match then?
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by SnookerFan » 19 Apr 2011 Read
Wild wrote:SnookerFan wrote:Sonny wrote:buck you
well he has been bucking witz all weekend
Here we go. Wild gets in an argument again.
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