WS International Championship Final Discussion !!!

Muppet147 wrote:

Jewell wrote:Right then, just placed a sizeable bet on Trump. Hopefully, he'll stand tall in the face of Robbo's antics.

What odds did you get?

GJ wrote:

Muppet147 wrote:

Jewell wrote:Right then, just placed a sizeable bet on Trump. Hopefully, he'll stand tall in the face of Robbo's antics.

What odds did you get?

odds on

mug bookies

Witz78 wrote:

Monique wrote:Wild, one of the beauties of snooker is precisely that one can appreciate for various aspects and that it can appeal to people who aren't necessarily all looking for the same thing. That means that some matches will appeal to some people more than others and there is nothing wrong with that. You enjoyed this session, great for you. I didn't and you have no right to tell me I'm not a snooker fan because I didn't. Your tastes are not the same as mine, that's all or maybe, as I said, I just wasn't in the mood for that type of session today. I think I'm entitled to say that I wouldn't devote so much time, energy and, yes, money as well, into promoting the sport if I wasn't a fan. We just look at it from different point of views.

Wild should just be open about who he wants to win matches instead of coming out with all this waffle about different styles etc.

Yesterday he wanted all out attack Judd to whip snooker Ebdon

Now suddenly today hes in favour of a negative slow player.

From one day to the next he forgets what his logic and arguments are then supports who he wants and has to concoct some BS argument to back it up

Monique wrote:

Wild WC wrote:

Monique wrote:Wild, one of the beauties of snooker is precisely that one can appreciate for various aspects and that it can appeal to people who aren't necessarily all looking for the same thing. That means that some matches will appeal to some people more than others and there is nothing wrong with that. You enjoyed this session, great for you. I didn't and you have no right to tell me I'm not a snooker fan because I didn't. Your tastes are not the same as mine, that's all or maybe, as I said, I just wasn't in the mood for that type of session today. I think I'm entitled to say that I wouldn't devote so much time, energy and, yes, money as well, into promoting the sport if I wasn't a fan. We just look at it from different point of views.

I understand that monique but honest to god i cant understand what people want from a match.

all i want is a competitive match

Every frame in that session could go either way it made it exciting not knowing who would win frames until the final moment of each frame.

What you don't seem to understand is that others might no want the same thing as you do from a match. I'm a fan of snooker and of most billiard games, but maybe I'm not that much a fan of sports, because if I'm given the choice between a competitive match and a skillful match, I will take the latter any time. What fascinates me is the creativity and imagination of the players, as well as their ability to execute their plans. It's the understanding of the geometry, the angles and physics of the balls. That's why I'm a big fan of 3-cushions as well. I'm not saying that I don't enjoy the competitive side of the sports at all, but it's not my main focus.
I will never tell you that your focus on competitive snooker is wrong - it's what makes you tick, so that's the right approach for you. I'm a different person, with a different mind and different tastes, and I expect you to accept that I enjoy a different side of snooker more and that it doesn't make me less of a fan, that just makes me a different type of fan.

Sonny wrote:ah stop stirring it

GJ wrote:if robbo wins tomorrow it will some battle betwee him and judd for top spot by the end of this season

Wild WC wrote:

Sonny wrote:ah stop stirring it

dont worry im working hard on not responding i had a blip with witz

Wild WC wrote:

GJ wrote:if robbo wins tomorrow it will some battle betwee him and judd for top spot by the end of this season

i cant lose tomorrow

if someone wrote the script they did a great job.

Sonny wrote:

Wild WC wrote:

Sonny wrote:ah stop stirring it

dont worry im working hard on not responding i had a blip with witz

A quality blip it must be said. Great opening question and you expressed your feelings on Ebdon with passion.

my preparation for the World championship is going very well bla bla bla

Shut up you bucking pin end

Wild WC wrote:

Witz78 wrote:

Monique wrote:Wild, one of the beauties of snooker is precisely that one can appreciate for various aspects and that it can appeal to people who aren't necessarily all looking for the same thing. That means that some matches will appeal to some people more than others and there is nothing wrong with that. You enjoyed this session, great for you. I didn't and you have no right to tell me I'm not a snooker fan because I didn't. Your tastes are not the same as mine, that's all or maybe, as I said, I just wasn't in the mood for that type of session today. I think I'm entitled to say that I wouldn't devote so much time, energy and, yes, money as well, into promoting the sport if I wasn't a fan. We just look at it from different point of views.

Wild should just be open about who he wants to win matches instead of coming out with all this waffle about different styles etc.

Yesterday he wanted all out attack Judd to whip snooker Ebdon

Now suddenly today hes in favour of a negative slow player.

From one day to the next he forgets what his logic and arguments are then supports who he wants and has to concoct some BS argument to back it up

are you a total bucking hammer ?

i never said i don't like Ebdons style i just don't like the annoying bucking tit full stop with all this carrot juice cobblers and the bucking rubbish that comes out of the Wally's mouth.

come to think about it are you two related.

Wild WC wrote:

Sonny wrote:

Wild WC wrote:

Sonny wrote:ah stop stirring it

dont worry im working hard on not responding i had a blip with witz

A quality blip it must be said. Great opening question and you expressed your feelings on Ebdon with passion.

when he was near the top he used to say in interviews.

my preparation for the World championship is going very well bla bla bla

despite being totally rubbish for months prior

and i used to think to my self

Shut up you bucking pin end

Witz78 wrote:

Wild WC wrote:

Sonny wrote:

Wild WC wrote:

Sonny wrote:ah stop stirring it

dont worry im working hard on not responding i had a blip with witz

A quality blip it must be said. Great opening question and you expressed your feelings on Ebdon with passion.

when he was near the top he used to say in interviews.

my preparation for the World championship is going very well bla bla bla

despite being totally rubbish for months prior

and i used to think to my self

Shut up you bucking pin end

WASNT AS ENDLESS AS HENDRY CONSTANTLY SAYING HE WAS "PLAYING WELL IN PRACTICE" BEFORE AND AFTER HUMILIATING PERFORMANCES

Witz78 wrote:Ebdons a character as well as an all time great.

surely hes better for snooker than some of the emotionless robots ????

GJ wrote:

Witz78 wrote:Ebdons a character as well as an all time great.

surely hes better for snooker than some of the emotionless robots ????

and yet you tourist robbo for rattling a few feathers

Witz78 wrote:

GJ wrote:

Witz78 wrote:Ebdons a character as well as an all time great.

surely hes better for snooker than some of the emotionless robots ????

and yet you tourist robbo for rattling a few feathers

I dont like Robbo mate, sorry thats the way it is.

fair play

But he is good for snooker, i wont deny that and i do admire his gamesmanship, its just annoying when its against people im supporting

Muppet147 wrote:I believe the expression is 'rustling a few feathers.' Then again, you are a foreigner - like that camp snooker player you worship - so you shouldn't be expected to speak proper English.

GJ wrote:a smart poster on daves blog

Wasn't Robertson's sole loss in the PTC final, which was a rather wimpy best of 7? In finals of proper length i.e. two session or more he still effectively has a 100% record...

Muppet147 wrote:Rustling sounds better. More like a criminal activity.

GJ wrote:

Muppet147 wrote:Rustling sounds better. More like a criminal activity.

like your mate SJS