Williamhill.com UK Championship Last 64 Discussion !!

SnookerFan wrote:Apparently Steve has got to do a bushtucker trial. Somebody just mentioned on Twitter.

Do these peoople watching snooker players bottom about in Australia know there's actual snooker on television?

Mum's got it on the telly, so I'm watching the snooker on my laptop and I'm a celeb.

snooker loopy wrote:
Mum's got it on the telly, so I'm watching the snooker on my laptop and I'm a celeb.

I'm sorry to hear that.

Ding through 6-1 barring snookers. Hasn't played well at all, despite the flattering scoreline.

Jewell wrote:

GJ wrote:How good is this take that player ?

Should be a virtual walkover for Robbo.

cheers jewell

WN1 V GL Perry in last 16

Seen as conversation is a bit slow in here can I ask a question.

Can absolutely anybody enter the PTCs?

snooker loopy wrote:Seen as conversation is a bit slow in here can I ask a question.

Can absolutely anybody enter the PTCs?

Think so, as long as they pay the entry fees.

Skullman wrote:

snooker loopy wrote:Seen as conversation is a bit slow in here can I ask a question.

Can absolutely anybody enter the PTCs?

Think so, as long as they pay the entry fees.

Gloucester Open/Doncaster Open 2014/2015 here I come...

Looks like Dott v Carter isn't on TV tomorrow...

OK ROS is the WC but is his match against Duffy really worth seeing that much?

Interactive has just cut to Mark Allen's last couple of shots to win the game.

Ding goes through 6-1, and Allen gets past Dave Harold 6-3 after a mini-comeback from Harold.

Just Astley and Carrington left, still in the fourth frame.

WN 1 on table 1

1 pm

Skullman wrote:Looks like Dott v Carter isn't on TV tomorrow...

OK ROS is the WC but is his match against Duffy really worth seeing that much?

What the buck? Dott v Carter not on telly! x 300000

Although to be fair Dott wasn't in good form at all yesterday and looked pretty miserable throughout against Bond!

Dott v Carter is clearly the standout match especially with the loser set to miss out on the Masters.

Alex0paul wrote:Dott v Carter is clearly the standout match especially with the loser set to miss out on the Masters.

Of course with Perry making it through and having Scott Donaldson next, who's he likely to beat, the winner would have to beat Selby at least to have a chance.

Carter v Dott and Guodong v Trump should be televised, buck O'Sullivan.

snooker loopy wrote:Carter v Dott and Guodong v Trump should be televised, buck O'Sullivan.

They won't do that Carter v Dott is fine with me too, as for Trump v Guodong... I'm glad they chose Ronnie.

Andre147 PGC wrote:

snooker loopy wrote:Carter v Dott and Guodong v Trump should be televised, buck O'Sullivan.

They won't do that Carter v Dott is fine with me too, as for Trump v Guodong... I'm glad they chose Ronnie.

What do you have against Xiao?

Skullman wrote:

Andre147 PGC wrote:

snooker loopy wrote:Carter v Dott and Guodong v Trump should be televised, buck O'Sullivan.

They won't do that Carter v Dott is fine with me too, as for Trump v Guodong... I'm glad they chose Ronnie.

What do you have against Xiao?

Nothing against Xiao, in fact I like him a lot as a player, consider him the 2nd best chinese after Ding, but Trump on the other hand... I really never liked him so a bit selfish of me it may be, but you too would say the exact same thing if Selby was playing Duffy here.

Skullman wrote:

snooker loopy wrote:Seen as conversation is a bit slow in here can I ask a question.

Can absolutely anybody enter the PTCs?

Think so, as long as they pay the entry fees.

Stephen Lee can't.

Not even as an amateur?

James Wattana 1-6 Ding Junhui
Mark Allen 6-3 Dave Harold
Joe Perry 6-3 Daniel Wells
John Astley 1-4 Stuart Carrington

He'd hate PTCs anyway, less time to catch up after throwing the first frame.

Pleased to see Carrington going so well ...

Skullman wrote:

snooker loopy wrote:Seen as conversation is a bit slow in here can I ask a question.

Can absolutely anybody enter the PTCs?

Think so, as long as they pay the entry fees.

Doesn't this open the system up to abuse by extremely bad players, like me, entering for the kicks?

snooker loopy wrote:

Skullman wrote:

snooker loopy wrote:Seen as conversation is a bit slow in here can I ask a question.

Can absolutely anybody enter the PTCs?

Think so, as long as they pay the entry fees.

Doesn't this open the system up to abuse by extremely bad players, like me, entering for the kicks?

Suspect World Snooker would be delighted to have your money ... maybe you should enter Q School too?

roy142857 wrote:He'd hate PTCs anyway, less time to catch up after throwing the first frame.

snooker loopy wrote:

Skullman wrote:

snooker loopy wrote:Seen as conversation is a bit slow in here can I ask a question.

Can absolutely anybody enter the PTCs?

Think so, as long as they pay the entry fees.

Doesn't this open the system up to abuse by extremely bad players, like me, entering for the kicks?

I doubt they'd care as long as you'd paid. You could even help keep things on schedule by being beaten very quickly.

roy142857 wrote:

snooker loopy wrote:

Skullman wrote:

snooker loopy wrote:Seen as conversation is a bit slow in here can I ask a question.

Can absolutely anybody enter the PTCs?

Think so, as long as they pay the entry fees.

Doesn't this open the system up to abuse by extremely bad players, like me, entering for the kicks?

Suspect World Snooker would be delighted to have your money ... maybe you should enter Q School too?

If you pay my £1k entry fee I'll happily enter Q School!

snooker loopy wrote:

roy142857 wrote:

snooker loopy wrote:

Skullman wrote:

snooker loopy wrote:Seen as conversation is a bit slow in here can I ask a question.

Can absolutely anybody enter the PTCs?

Think so, as long as they pay the entry fees.

Doesn't this open the system up to abuse by extremely bad players, like me, entering for the kicks?

Suspect World Snooker would be delighted to have your money ... maybe you should enter Q School too?

If you pay my £1k entry fee I'll happily enter Q School!

Think you'll have to prove yourself in the Snookerbacker Classic first ...

Talking of which (winners of it), can anyone explain Allan Taylor's continued dire performances, gather the 6-2 loss here against Mark Williams flatters him ... a single win so far, really thought he'd do better ....