Betfred World Championship Qualifying Rnd 2(April 12th-13th)

Igor
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Craig Steadman was the Guy who ended Steve Davis reign on the Main Tour at last years World Championship

SnookerFan wrote:

armchair de critique wrote:

SnookerFan wrote:Apparently Dominic Dale and Barry Hearn have been bickering of Twitter.

please elaborate Mr S/fan

Dale made some comment about the format of a tournament, and Hearn went "I'm the boss of snooker... Waaah!"

Mmmmmmmmmmm.

SnookerFan wrote:

armchair de critique wrote:

SnookerFan wrote:

armchair de critique wrote:

SnookerFan wrote:I've been out all weekend. Who has been smashing their balls at a female ref?

When Michaela refereed, she busted YOUR balls when you misbehaved.

S-E-L-T-Y

See, I was just saying he was a bit of a bellend.

its on youtube

I wasn't asking YouTube, I WAS ASKING YOU!

Steadman vs. White 7-2 while Figueiredo vs. Lowler was still 2-1 at that time. Rod is at it again.

Michael White 2-7 Craig Steadman
Cao Yupeng 3-2 Anthony McGill
Tian Pengfei 2-3 Jamie Jones
Gerard Greene 0-4 Mitchell Mann
Andrew Pagett 0-4 Alan McManus
Ryan Day 7-2 Alex Davies
Jak Jones 3-2 Jack Lisowski
Stuart Carrington 4-0 Peter Ebdon
Igor Figueiredo 3-1 Rod Lawler
Mike Dunn 2-4 Yu Delu
Fraser Patrick 1-5 Graeme Dott

White needs a miracle but a good start tonight and you never know.

He won the final session of his qualifier 7-1 last year so he has the fighting qualities

Morning all,just got outta bed.

Ebdons probably still got a leg in his,trailin 4-0 already.





Michael White 2-7 Craig Steadman


Michael White could do with a run like he had against Hallworth,where he won (7 frames on the trot).

GJ wrote:White needs a miracle but a good start tonight and you never know.

He won the final session of his qualifier 7-1 last year so he has the fighting qualities

he can do it Steadman knows if he gets white out of the way he will have a great chance for a crucible debut and he might get anxious.

Vital frame for ebdon, if he goes 5-0 down i dont think he can win the match

randam05 wrote:Vital frame for ebdon, if he goes 5-0 down i dont think he can win the match

And in that case, I dont want anyone from that section to qualify

randam05 wrote:

randam05 wrote:Vital frame for ebdon, if he goes 5-0 down i dont think he can win the match

And in that case, I dont want anyone from that section to qualify

i dont want Ebdon to qualify so one of us could be happy tonight

Michael White 2-7 Craig Steadman
Cao Yupeng 3-2 Anthony McGill
Tian Pengfei 3-4 Jamie Jones
Gerard Greene 1-4 Mitchell Mann
Andrew Pagett 1-5 Alan McManus
Ryan Day 7-2 Alex Davies
Jak Jones 4-3 Jack Lisowski
Stuart Carrington 5-0 Peter Ebdon
Igor Figueiredo 3-1 Rod Lawler
Mike Dunn 3-4 Yu Delu
Fraser Patrick 1-6 Graeme Dott

C'mon Whitey.

I'm watching the Tian / Jones match, close one.

So glad we get comms in the next round. CLIVE!

Ebdon is getting thrashed. Is Carrington such a good player?

Wildey wrote:

GJ wrote:White needs a miracle but a good start tonight and you never know.

He won the final session of his qualifier 7-1 last year so he has the fighting qualities

he can do it Steadman knows if he gets white out of the way he will have a great chance for a crucible debut and he might get anxious.

I think it's between White and Un-Nooh for who qualifies from that section.

7-2 is a commanding lead but it's not impregnable. As long as White gets off to a good start he can recover it providing he gets to 8-5 or 7-6 at the interval. That said every credit to Steadman for how he's played so far today

It looks like five of these matches aren't going to finish their nine frame allocation. There could be some late night action tonight.

PLtheRef wrote:

Wildey wrote:

GJ wrote:White needs a miracle but a good start tonight and you never know.

He won the final session of his qualifier 7-1 last year so he has the fighting qualities

he can do it Steadman knows if he gets white out of the way he will have a great chance for a crucible debut and he might get anxious.

I think it's between White and Un-Nooh for who qualifies from that section.

7-2 is a commanding lead but it's not impregnable. As long as White gets off to a good start he can recover it providing he gets to 8-5 or 7-6 at the interval. That said every credit to Steadman for how he's played so far today

I wouldn't be surprised if Burnett beat Un-Nooh. Un-Nooh's quite erratic and is more dangerous in short matches. It's wide open if White loses though.

Think it's fair to say Ebdon won't be winning today. 7-0 down now.

PLtheRef wrote:

Wildey wrote:

GJ wrote:White needs a miracle but a good start tonight and you never know.

He won the final session of his qualifier 7-1 last year so he has the fighting qualities

he can do it Steadman knows if he gets white out of the way he will have a great chance for a crucible debut and he might get anxious.

I think it's between White and Un-Nooh for who qualifies from that section.

7-2 is a commanding lead but it's not impregnable. As long as White gets off to a good start he can recover it providing he gets to 8-5 or 7-6 at the interval. That said every credit to Steadman for how he's played so far today

What makes you think Un-Nooh has a better chance to qualify from that section than Burnett?

Tough missed black by Jones means Tian closes to 5-4 and sets it up nicely for the evening session.

The grindfest has finally ended after 4 hours.

Jak Jones 6-3 up on Lisowski, another shock win for Jones?

JDM375 wrote:Jak Jones 6-3 up on Lisowski, another shock win for Jones?

I was just ready to write for this, an no one has written anything about this one. But, considering Lisowski's form the last months, could we really call it a shock?

Shock in that Jones winning is typically a shock.

GJ wrote:White needs a miracle but a good start tonight and you never know.

He won the final session of his qualifier 7-1 last year so he has the fighting qualities

He has about as much chance of winning tonight as Robbo does of ever becoming world champion again.

Ebdon averts the whitewash at least. 7-1 and pulled off early.

Igor 5-2 up on Lawler