by SnookerFan » 06 Apr 2011 Read
When this came on in October, it seemed to split opinion, but the thread voting on whether it was a success ran for several weeks after the event did. (Mainly because Wild hated it, and felt the need to remind us.
) I remember, a tad more people voted it as a success rather then failure.
People seemed to love the Snooker Shootout, but I didn't see much of it, so can't really comment. Have people forgotten about Power Snooker? Or was it just not as successful viewership wise as we thought?
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by Tubberlad » 06 Apr 2011 Read
Let's hope to buck not
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by SnookerFan » 06 Apr 2011 Read
Tubberlad wrote:Let's hope to buck not
I've just been reading old threads, as I'm having a very slow day at work.
You really hated it, didn't you?
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by Tubberlad » 06 Apr 2011 Read
SnookerFan wrote:Tubberlad wrote:Let's hope to buck not
I've just been reading old threads, as I'm having a very slow day at work.
You really hated it, didn't you?
It was rubbish, as rubbish as rubbish can be...
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by GJ » 06 Apr 2011 Read
Power snooker was snooker for retards
The sky shootout was quality entertainment
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by Wildey » 06 Apr 2011 Read
Never ever ever ever and another ever in that form.
it looked amatarish and seedy
the rules gave me a headake
and the crowd was drunken yobs.
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by Roland » 06 Apr 2011 Read
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by SnookerFan » 06 Apr 2011 Read
Sonny wrote:Power Snooker
Is that why it got so many votes for being a success?
The top moderator was the only one who liked it, and altered the vote count?
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by GJ » 06 Apr 2011 Read
Wild wrote:Never ever ever ever and another ever in that form.
it looked amatarish and seedy
the rules gave me a headake
and the crowd was drunken yobs.
yes the thing its rembred for is the drunk yobs singing
ding jun hui ma lord ding jun hui
joke event
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by SnookerFan » 06 Apr 2011 Read
Though I must confess, I noticed a few of the aforementioned retards at the event. Going "oooooh" every time the Power Ball was potted, and being unable to contain their laughter when Michaela said; "Power Zone!"
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by Wildey » 06 Apr 2011 Read
it was a modern version of public hanging just wrong.
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by Roland » 06 Apr 2011 Read
Wild obviously fell into the trap of judging the GAME by the crowd and not the game. So there were some snake hissed hammers who turned up. What the buck does that have to do with the actual game?
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by GJ » 06 Apr 2011 Read
there were pised hammers a sky shootout and it was great value unlike the farce known as power snooker
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by Wildey » 06 Apr 2011 Read
but thats the thing the crowd was dominant to the point there was a presenter in the crowd interacting with them.
they were just encouraging crowd shouting and crowd getting snake hissed unlike Darts where its natrual.
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by SnookerFan » 06 Apr 2011 Read
GJ wrote:yes the thing its rembred for is the drunk yobs singing
ding jun hui ma lord ding jun hui joke event
I don't remember that one. Awesome.
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by SnookerFan » 06 Apr 2011 Read
Sonny wrote:Wild obviously fell into the trap of judging the GAME by the crowd and not the game. So there were some snake hissed hammers who turned up. What the buck does that have to do with the actual game?
It was hard not to notice the razmatazz they added though. They used to the whole thing as an exercise in adding chessy razmatazz. The presenter/announcer/general bloke was actually encouraging people to get drunk at one point. At one point, after Micahaela Tabb was interviewed, he turned round and went; "Wow. Is she an unofficial Power Girl, or what?" This after the website announced that having all-female referees was one of their 'innovative developments'.
And those quirky funny coloured bright shirts they made them wear.
Point is, it has nothing to do with the rules of the game, but you wouldn't know it the way they shoved it down your throat like women and drunkenness were part of the game.
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by Roland » 06 Apr 2011 Read
Ha - this topic title fed to the Twitter feed and had this response from Dave Hendon:
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@snookerisland Bearing in mind they can't even afford to pay their advert in Snooker Scene, I'd say the answer would be 'no'
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by GJ » 06 Apr 2011 Read
dave
Any news on sky shootout returning next year ?
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by Wildey » 06 Apr 2011 Read
Sonny wrote:Ha - this topic title fed to the Twitter feed and had this response from Dave Hendon:
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@snookerisland Bearing in mind they can't even afford to pay their advert in Snooker Scene, I'd say the answer would be 'no'
hahaha like the twitter feed it brings in response from people in the know.
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by Wildey » 06 Apr 2011 Read
GJ wrote:dave
Any news on sky shootout returning next year ?
Sky Shootout was a pleasent surprise for me.
it was like 5 a side football they used to play during the summer dont know if they still do that.
but where players could snake hiss about for a weekend having fun...
the only thing i was snake hissed off about that was this talk of ball in hand rule replacing the miss.
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by GJ » 06 Apr 2011 Read
and you hated the countdown as well
HA HA
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by Wildey » 06 Apr 2011 Read
GJ wrote:and you hated the countdown as well
HA HA
yes first day that was irratating but once they settled down it became a natrual snooker envioronment with a difference.
i sdidnt mind the shouting and ocational countdown on the frame clock but on every shot on the friday
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by SnookerFan » 06 Apr 2011 Read
Sonny wrote:Ha - this topic title fed to the Twitter feed and had this response from Dave Hendon:
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@snookerisland Bearing in mind they can't even afford to pay their advert in Snooker Scene, I'd say the answer would be 'no'
Cue the revolution.
The future of snooker, we hardly knew you.
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by simplysnooker » 06 Apr 2011 Read
was alright, they're keeping busy on Facebook and say stay tuned for news on upcoming events, so Wild there's no need to worry, it aint over yet!
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by SnookerFan » 06 Apr 2011 Read
simplysnooker wrote:was alright, they're keeping busy on Facebook and say stay tuned for news on upcoming events, so Wild there's no need to worry, it aint over yet!
Dave Hendon thinks other wise.
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by randam05 » 06 Apr 2011 Read
GJ wrote:Power snooker was snooker for retards
The sky shootout was quality entertainment
GJ
Could..not...agree...more! Well said
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by Smart » 06 Apr 2011 Read
Sonny wrote:Ha - this topic title fed to the Twitter feed and had this response from Dave Hendon:
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@snookerisland Bearing in mind they can't even afford to pay their advert in Snooker Scene, I'd say the answer would be 'no'
Dave just bitter that Clive got the commentating gig and not him
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