by Wildey » 01 Nov 2012 Read
For me this Tournament highlights why i Love Snooker you never get 2 Match the same we went from a 6 hour 9 frame marathon to a 15o minute 11 frame pot fest.
and both games was interesting and exciting in different ways.
you don't get that much contrast in any other sport.
and the success of snooker was built on contrast of speed,style of play,different personalities.
so trying to contrive a sport with speed gimmicks like shot clocks is pointless.
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by Skullman » 01 Nov 2012 Read
True. I personally think too many potfests are boring. You need your safety dominated gridfests to really appreciate the stuff Judd and Allen were producing. If all matches were like that, we'd become desensitised and jaded.
Plus this tourney is best of eleven. There's something about those extra two frames that make the matches so much better.
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by Wildey » 01 Nov 2012 Read
Skullman wrote:True. I personally think too many potfests are boring. You need your safety dominated gridfests to really appreciate the stuff Judd and Allen were producing. If all matches were like that, we'd become desensitised and jaded.
Plus this tourney is best of eleven. There's something about those extra two frames that make the matches so much better.
exactly
if you had about 10 Ronnies he would be nothing special.
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by Skullman » 01 Nov 2012 Read
Anyway, I have to pop out for a bit and will miss the first half of the remaining two quarters.
Anyone mind posting about the matches while I'm gone so I can catch up when I get back?
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by Wildey » 01 Nov 2012 Read
Skullman wrote:Anyway, I have to pop out for a bit and will miss the first half of the remaining two quarters.
Anyone mind posting about the matches while I'm gone so I can catch up when I get back?
ill do my best but they over lunch so things can get tricky
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by Witz78 » 01 Nov 2012 Read
WHAT A TOTAL FUCKEN FLUFFY KITTEN ANNOYED AMERICAN BAR STEWARD HYPOCRIT YOU ARE WILD !!
You claim to love all styles of snooker, yet you clearly have a chip on your shoulder with Ebdons style of play (unless hes playing Ronnie) and despise him for it. Your obviously jealous of his continued success into his 40s.
You normally claim to love clash of styles and longer formats for the swings of momentum, yet youve dismissed Ebdons chances and reckon Trump will swat him away. Not a chance mate, jog on.
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by Wildey » 01 Nov 2012 Read
not his style of play just dont like the man but his match with Judd is what snookers all about Different Players going Head to Head
Generation Gap
Styles
Speed of Play
Persanalities
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by Smart » 01 Nov 2012 Read
Jewell wrote:Wild WC wrote:these 2 players makes Ronnie O'Sullivan disposable.
Brilliant stuff decider.
Stop talking out of your bumhole.
These two are not fit to lace Ronnie's shoes and you know it.
ALERT: Ronnie fan boy entered the room.
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by Smart » 01 Nov 2012 Read
GJ wrote:good luck tobbo
just realised his 100 % record remains in finals against non fixers
tp
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by GJ » 01 Nov 2012 Read
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by GJ » 01 Nov 2012 Read
Jewell wrote:Smart wrote:Jewell wrote:Wild WC wrote:these 2 players makes Ronnie O'Sullivan disposable.
Brilliant stuff decider.
Stop talking out of your bumhole.
These two are not fit to lace Ronnie's shoes and you know it.
ALERT: Ronnie fan boy entered the room.
Should've known you would leap to Wild's defence. You are his biggest fan it seems.
Smart and Wild
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by GJ » 01 Nov 2012 Read
foot on throat robbo no mercy
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by Wildey » 01 Nov 2012 Read
Jewell wrote:Wild WC wrote:these 2 players makes Ronnie O'Sullivan disposable.
Brilliant stuff decider.
Stop talking out of your bumhole.
These two are not fit to lace Ronnie's shoes and you know it.
your right they both turn up nobody can compete with Ronnie in the not play snooker player rankings.
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by Roland » 01 Nov 2012 Read
Life moves on, if Ronnie does retire and I hope he doesn't, but if he does then the game is in fine hands with the likes of Allen and Trump.
Anyway, I Sky+d Eurosport from 6:30am, I took the chance that ES2 would be Trump v Allen so recorded that one. Of course they went and switched channels at 2-2 so I missed the rest. Typical.
So now it's Robbo v the child with the dodgy fringe. It really would be something if this kid could push Robbo.
Sidenote - too much name calling and childish stuff is going on in these threads. I'm all for banter but it's getting tiresome. You know who you are, please cut it out and focus on the snooker. There's a Junkyard for that sort of name calling rubbish.
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by Witz78 » 01 Nov 2012 Read
Jewell wrote:Wild WC wrote:not his style of play just dont like the man but his match with Judd is what snookers all about Different Players going Head to Head
Generation Gap
Styles
Speed of Play
Persanalities
Funny you mention personality there, yet your idol Sourface didn't have one.
COME ON JEWELL !!!!!!!
FOOT ON THROAT (Preferably Smart or Wilds )
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by Witz78 » 01 Nov 2012 Read
AGREE
Before he started his few years of dominating a weak era, snooker was full of mens men, larger than life characters who smoked, drank, gambled and partied hard who the public could relate to.
Then following Hendrys lead, a succession of cloned Highland Spring wearing emotionless robots barely out of nappies emerged.
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by Wildey » 01 Nov 2012 Read
Witz78 wrote:Jewell wrote:Wild WC wrote:not his style of play just dont like the man but his match with Judd is what snookers all about Different Players going Head to Head
Generation Gap
Styles
Speed of Play
Persanalities
Funny you mention personality there, yet your idol Sourface didn't have one.
COME ON JEWELL !!!!!!!
FOOT ON THROAT (Preferably Smart or Wilds )
are you two this thick
i said different Personalities if everyone was laugh a minute how rubbish would that be.
total thickos
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by Skullman » 01 Nov 2012 Read
Home to see Robbo even with Lu and Smurph behind. Anything ntoable happen?
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by Skullman » 01 Nov 2012 Read
Has Shaun been his usual self aka playing worse in the business end?
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by Skullman » 01 Nov 2012 Read
Marco 3-1
Like Smurph, but Fu is class and a nice bloke. Wouldn't mind if he won.
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by Skullman » 01 Nov 2012 Read
Robbo blobbos
Bloody Chinese audiences
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by Skullman » 01 Nov 2012 Read
Smurph back from MSI and in.
Cue on throat
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by Skullman » 01 Nov 2012 Read
Smurph blobs black...
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by vodkadiet » 01 Nov 2012 Read
Skullman wrote:Robbo blobbos
Bloody Chinese audiences
Is racism permitted on this forum? The reason I ask is because yesterday I received a private message warning me against criticising another poster's spelling.
Small wonder we are such an evolved species....
You are free to say what we tell you to say.....
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