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Re: Betfred World Championship Qualifying Rnd 2(April 12th-1

Postby Wildey » 14 Apr 2015 Read

Cloud Strife wrote:
Skullman wrote:15 point lead for Williams with one red left.

PS How can you see position of balls Cloud?


I can't. I'm just using my imagination. :gag:

what a imagination you have :spot on:

Re: Betfred World Championship Qualifying Rnd 2(April 12th-1

Postby Wildey » 14 Apr 2015 Read

Monday 13th of April

7pm

Concluding Session
Gary Wilson 7-10 Li Hang
Ben Woollaston 6-10 Robin Hull
Steve Davis 1-10 Kurt Maflin
Xiao Guodong 10-5 Liam Highfield
Thanawat Thirapongpaiboon 6-10 Jimmy Robertson
Dechawat Poomjaeng 8-10 Robbie Williams
Noppon Saengkham 2-10 Michael Holt
Matthew Selt 10-8 Jimmy White
Tom Ford 10-8 David Gilbert
Luca Brecel 3-10 Andrew Higginson
Darryl Hill 6-10 Robert Milkins
Mark Joyce 9-10 Zhang Anda

Re: Betfred World Championship Qualifying Rnd 2(April 12th-1

Postby Andre147 » 14 Apr 2015 Read

Wildey wrote:
armchair de critique wrote:Got to say every year these qualies are excellent entertainment.

Fantastic


Yes, as been said already, probably the 2nd most exciting event of the year behind only the Big One.

You can't beat the drama and excitment these Best of 19s have.

Re: Betfred World Championship Qualifying Rnd 2(April 12th-1

Postby Muppet147 » 14 Apr 2015 Read

Andy Spark wrote:BTW The first time I saw Jimmy White play live was at the World Teams Championship in Bournemouth in the 80's. How about you? I have seen him play many times. You say Jimmy's positional play was "the best". This is a joke, the close control of Steve Davis was vastly superior.



My apologies. I assumed from the quality of your posts that you were about 12 or 13 years old.

Since you ask, I first saw Jimmy play in the first round of the 1981 world championships where he nearly beat Steve Davis.

Davis's positional play in the balls was not superior to White's. Davis played a very conservative
"chip out a red at a time" sort of style. Jimmy was one of the first players to try to break out reds with other reds.

Now run along back to the school playground, you hammer.
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