Re: O' Sullivan...is anyone getting annoyed by him now?
says it all .....
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GJ wrote:he wants a shotclock at crucible
says it all .....
Witz78 wrote:Wild wrote:
well they might aswell stayed at home
thousands go to the darts and theres no way they can see the board other than on the big screens so whats the difference ??
N_Castle07 wrote:I wish people would give Ronnie and Hendry a break regarding entering tournaments. I’m sure if they were the same age as Selby and Murphy they would be entering as many as they could. There best days are arguably behind them now and obviously they won’t be practicing as much as Selby and Murphy.
Wild wrote:i think the way they go about not entering takes a lot to be desired to be honest not for the organisers they love having big drawing cards on their schedule but it does con people to get tickets to watch them and then they no show.
Wild wrote:i think the way they go about not entering takes a lot to be desired to be honest not for the organisers they love having big drawing cards on their schedule but it does con people to get tickets to watch them and then they no show.
TheCleaver wrote:Ronnie has now definitely become a marmite character though I admit!
SnookerFan wrote:TheCleaver wrote:Ronnie has now definitely become a marmite character though I admit!
He always was, to be fair.
N_Castle07 wrote:It sounds silly but i think it would be a good thing for Ronnie to drop out of the top 16. If his ranking falls like Williams did it would turn him on and he would climb back better and faster than Williams did.
wheelsofsteel wrote:Ronnie has informed world snooker that he will not be able to find his passport for the next overseas event
Monique wrote:wheelsofsteel wrote:Ronnie has informed world snooker that he will not be able to find his passport for the next overseas event
Yup Neil borrowed it...
N_Castle07 wrote:It sounds silly but i think it would be a good thing for Ronnie to drop out of the top 16. If his ranking falls like Williams did it would turn him on and he would climb back better and faster than Williams did.
N_Castle07 wrote:N_Castle07 wrote:It sounds silly but i think it would be a good thing for Ronnie to drop out of the top 16. If his ranking falls like Williams did it would turn him on and he would climb back better and faster than Williams did.
Good point Wild the circumstances are totally different but i do believe it would motivate him to climb the rankings.
I'd of thought his dad would be giving him a big kick up his bottom
vodkadiet wrote:If Hearn puts on Power Snooker every weekend with the same prize fund as before you will suddenly find Ronnie is available every weekend.
Monique wrote:I always said that it wouldn't help ROS in the least to have his father back, certainly not in the beginning. It was always going to be stressing times. Even happy events can be very stressing and people need time to reassess their priorities and adjust to the changes. Think marriage, birth of a child etc... After 18 years they both need to reconnect as neither of them has remained the same person. It would also only had to the pressure he has to cope with: wanting things too much can be destructive.
And as this is not the only thing he had to deal with privately over the last year, well yes, it's too much, and snooker comes after family.
Smart wrote:Monique wrote:I always said that it wouldn't help ROS in the least to have his father back, certainly not in the beginning. It was always going to be stressing times. Even happy events can be very stressing and people need time to reassess their priorities and adjust to the changes. Think marriage, birth of a child etc... After 18 years they both need to reconnect as neither of them has remained the same person. It would also only had to the pressure he has to cope with: wanting things too much can be destructive.
And as this is not the only thing he had to deal with privately over the last year, well yes, it's too much, and snooker comes after family.
good post