Williamhill.com UK Championship Qualifiers Discussion !!!

I was at Telford the year Stephen Hendry played Steve Davis in the UK Championship first round. It was an amazing atmosphere, I can tell ya. It really felt like a battle of the legends.

I was at Stephen Hendry vs Jimmy White in Telford the next year too. Though neither of them played particularly well, it was a full house.

SnookerFan wrote:

Wild WC wrote:DREAM CLASH ?????

christ its 2012 not 1984 keep up.

For once, he's got a point.

I'm all for new talent arriving on the scene, but who didn't want to see that match? For old time's sake if nothing else.

if it happened it happened i was also looking forward to see if Davis gets revenge over Pankaj Advani after he beat him in the last Ranking event the IC.

James Wattana 1-1 Jamie O’Neill
Jimmy Robertson 1-1 Michael Wasley
Barry Pinches 0-1 Thepchaia Un-Nooh
Cao Yupeng 1-1 Liam Highfield
Kurt Maflin 1-1 Ian Burns

will anyone reach 2 frames ? lol

James Wattana 2-2 Jamie O’Neill
Jimmy Robertson 2-2 Michael Wasley
Barry Pinches 0-4 Thepchaia Un-Nooh
Cao Yupeng 3-1 Liam Highfield
Kurt Maflin 1-3 Ian Burns

Barry Pinches 0-5 Thepchaia Un-Nooh

bit of a surprise scoreline there

Am back. Good to see Pankajwin. Hope he beats Davis as well. Shame about Adi though...

Luca also marching on, with two centuries as well. That's five in total in two matches. A top16 player would be happy with that.

Also Andy Hicks for his max.

Jewell wrote:

Smart wrote:

Jewell wrote:I wish the kid all the best for the future.

But I'm not like Witz, I don't jump on the bandwagon of a player until I've seen some real substance.

and you have seen him, ummmmmmmmmm ONCE, stupid idiot

How could you possibly know how many times I have or haven't seen this guy play? You aren't stalking me, are you?

you have seen him play ONCE hammer

Wild WC wrote:Dechawat Poomjaeng 4-2 Simon Bedford
Paul S Davison 5-0 Gareth Allen
Zhang Anda w/o Duane Jones
Thanawat Tirapongpaiboon 2-3 Martin O’Donnell
Tony Drago 3-5 Craig Steadman

great win for Zhanger

Witz78 wrote:if there was a ranking order of the top natural talents of sheer natural potting ability where would Drago feature?

For me hed be in the top 10 easily

Others i can instantly think of are

Mans, Houlihan, Wilson, Alex, Jimmy, Ronnie, Figuerido, Maflin, Trump

BJ

SnookerFan wrote:

vodkadiet wrote:147 from Hicks.

Lot of them about these days, aint there?

like London buses mate

Looks like Pinches averts the whitewash.

for me the only 147s that should count on a list are ones compiled at the venue stages of a main ranker

lets face it, were hardly going to be subjected to any of these tinpot event or qualifier "maxes" on a classic 147s site,

in 100 years we all know what the most shown 147s will still be....

and for the record its a joke Spencers max doesnt count as the 1st ever

James Wattana 4-4 Jamie O’Neill
Jimmy Robertson 2-5 Michael Wasley
Barry Pinches 1-6 Thepchaia Un-Nooh
Cao Yupeng 5-3 Liam Highfield
Kurt Maflin 3-5 Ian Burns

Witz78 wrote:for me the only 147s that should count on a list are ones compiled at the venue stages of a main ranker

lets face it, were hardly going to be subjected to any of these tinpot event or qualifier "maxes" on a classic 147s site,

in 100 years we all know what the most shown 147s will still be....

and for the record its a joke Spencers max doesnt count as the 1st ever

they are templeted maximum in Tournament play of course they count they are the same tables.

Skullman wrote:Am back. Good to see Pankajwin. Hope he beats Davis as well. Shame about Adi though...

Luca also marching on, with two centuries as well. That's five in total in two matches. A top16 player would be happy with that.

Also Andy Hicks for his max.

be your own man

support who you want to win, not whos Sonnys interviewed and tipped for the top

Wild WC wrote:

Witz78 wrote:Useless Jimmy, the pressure of delivering the dream clash everyone wanted was just too much. Good wins for MY Pengfei, Zhe and Brecel.
Good luck to Wattana, Un-Nooh, Yupeng and Maflin this afternoon

DREAM CLASH ?????

christ its 2012 not 1984 keep up.

it would have been great to see two 50 somethings do battle in a ranker, whens the last time that happened?

Wild WC wrote:

Witz78 wrote:for me the only 147s that should count on a list are ones compiled at the venue stages of a main ranker

lets face it, were hardly going to be subjected to any of these tinpot event or qualifier "maxes" on a classic 147s site,

in 100 years we all know what the most shown 147s will still be....

and for the record its a joke Spencers max doesnt count as the 1st ever

they are templeted maximum in Tournament play of course they count they are the same tables.

yeh i know but ones that arent made at a venue in front of a crowd and on tv just dont have the same prestige or importance, plus undoubtedly less pressure in a cubicle than an arena

Witz78 wrote:

Skullman wrote:Am back. Good to see Pankaj win. Hope he beats Davis as well. Shame about Adi though...

Luca also marching on, with two centuries as well. That's five in total in two matches. A top16 player would be happy with that.

Also Andy Hicks for his max.

be your own man

support who you want to win, not whos Sonnys interviewed and tipped for the top

I was supporting Adi way before Sonny interviewed him. I support Pankaj less, but again nothing to do with Sonny's interview.

James Wattana 5-4 Jamie O’Neill
Jimmy Robertson 3-5 Michael Wasley
Barry Pinches 1-6 Thepchaia Un-Nooh
Cao Yupeng 6-3 Liam Highfield
Kurt Maflin 3-6 Ian Burns

Witz78 wrote:

Wild WC wrote:

Witz78 wrote:for me the only 147s that should count on a list are ones compiled at the venue stages of a main ranker

lets face it, were hardly going to be subjected to any of these tinpot event or qualifier "maxes" on a classic 147s site,

in 100 years we all know what the most shown 147s will still be....

and for the record its a joke Spencers max doesnt count as the 1st ever

they are templeted maximum in Tournament play of course they count they are the same tables.

yeh i know but ones that arent made at a venue in front of a crowd and on tv just dont have the same prestige or importance, plus undoubtedly less pressure in a cubicle than an arena

of course they dont have the same prestige but what are we going to do dismiss all centuries or head to heads if they not on TV ??

Jimmy Robertson forces a decider from 2-5.

Wednesday 21st of November

2.30pm

James Wattana 6-4 Jamie O’Neill
Jimmy Robertson 6-5 Michael Wasley
Barry Pinches 1-6 Thepchaia Un-Nooh
Cao Yupeng 6-3 Liam Highfield
Kurt Maflin 3-6 Ian Burns

7.30pm

Rod Lawler v Dechawat Poomjaeng
Yu De Lu v Paul S Davison
Anthony McGill v Zhang Anda Streamed
Alfie Burden v Thanawat Tirapongpaiboon Streamed
Mike Dunn v Craig Steadman

All MY Asian players doing the biz for me so far today

just need Poomjaeng, Delu, Zhang and TT to seal the deal

Witz78 wrote:All MY Asian players doing the biz for me so far today

just need Poomjaeng, Delu, Zhang and TT to seal the deal

i thought you and ants was mates

Wild WC wrote:

Witz78 wrote:All MY Asian players doing the biz for me so far today

just need Poomjaeng, Delu, Zhang and TT to seal the deal

i thought you and ants was mates

Ants is Scottish, so of course Witz wants him to lose.

Skullman wrote:

Wild WC wrote:

Witz78 wrote:All MY Asian players doing the biz for me so far today

just need Poomjaeng, Delu, Zhang and TT to seal the deal

i thought you and ants was mates

Ants is Scottish, so of course Witz wants him to lose.

yea but hes been bottom licking ants on social networking sites

Disgusting Lawler v Poomjaeng isn't streamed. There will be so many disappointed fans.

Rod Lawler 0-1 Dechawat Poomjaeng
Yu De Lu 2-0 Paul S Davison
Anthony McGill 0-1 Zhang Anda
Alfie Burden 0-1 Thanawat Tirapongpaiboon
Mike Dunn 0-1 Craig Steadman

Wild WC wrote:

Witz78 wrote:All MY Asian players doing the biz for me so far today

just need Poomjaeng, Delu, Zhang and TT to seal the deal

i thought you and ants was mates

yeh i know the lad, but doesnt mean to say ive got to support him

Rod Lawler 2-2 Dechawat Poomjaeng
Yu De Lu 3-3 Paul S Davison
Anthony McGill 4-1 Zhang Anda
Alfie Burden 2-3 Thanawat Tirapongpaiboon
Mike Dunn 3-2 Craig Steadman