Betfred World Championship (Tue April 18th) Last 32 !!

eraserhead wrote:Liang all over the place. Potting is usually very strong but not there tonight.

Still favour him for the win

Liang v Carrington won't finish anytime soon I feel

Badsnookerplayer wrote:

eraserhead wrote:Liang all over the place. Potting is usually very strong but not there tonight.

Still favour him for the win

mmm....

These are going to be a long five frames, aren't they?

Carrington went from sublime to ridiculous so quickly. Forget the centuries, winning the frames in one visit was all that mattered.

He can hardly string pots together now.

And Liang.. his twitchy technique is really letting him down.

Skullman wrote:These are going to be a long five frames, aren't they?

Liang will start putting his whole body in to pressure shots soon.

Snooker Overdrive wrote:Liang v Carrington won't finish anytime soon I feel

Yeah, I'm sticking with it to the bitter end, even though I've got to catch a 6AM train to Birmingham tomorrow.

Got a feeling they might go for O'Brien & Gilbert's record too.........

8-7

Alex0paul wrote:Collier should've called a foul for that blatant push from Liang

Mark Allen

Hendry getting out before the real scrap starts.

Liang has sprung to life.

The beeb's foot fetish is strong this year.

Spiky shoes must be in fashion. Everyone's wearing them at the Crucible it seems.

Cheshire Cat wrote:The beeb's foot fetish is strong this year.

Quentin Tarantino is one of the cameramen this year. It helps him relax.

Cloud Strife wrote:Spiky shoes must be in fashion. Everyone's wearing them at the Crucible it seems.

In one of those long winded arguments about whether snooker is a sport or not, a commentator said it was not because the definition of a sport demanded that a sport required specialised footwear.

Snooker has come of age!

What a long day, Crucible then straight to Leicester vs Atletico.

Had to leave Trump vs Rory at 4-3, but I see Rory continued his good play to lead 5-4. Judd was cruising to start with, seemed too comfortable. After mid session Rory eased himself in, Judd was too careless and his level dropped considerably.

Rory surprisingly good paced around the table, not slow at all, can't see him knocking out Judd but it would be a phenomenal story if he did.

snucar wrote:

Alex0paul wrote:BUCKETS

Believe it or not but Hallett when Liang missed that final black when the score was 6-5 or something. called the black ball pockets TIGHT. And now he wasn't much surprised how this black with the rest went in! What a legend this chap is!

That's the thing eurosport are bad for they always jump to a players defence and make apologies for them.

Rory was surprisingly better to watch, but Juss was the architect of his own downfall. He shouldn't tumble.