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Re: English Open Day Four

Postby Andre147

Lisowski and Ronnie have actually never played each other, so it would be nice if we could get that for a change.

Re: English Open Day Four

Postby Andre147

TR called it earlier... Trump is well up for matches against big names, but sometimes folds v players like Jack.

Re: English Open Day Four

Postby eraserhead

eraserhead wrote:No way I can see Lisowski winning this match.

:john:

Maybe the friend factor was a thing, Judd wasn't his usual self. Credit to Jack though for the opening red and this break.
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Re: English Open Day Four

Postby TheRocket

I was expecting to see peak Trump for the Ronnie match so I'm glad we won't see that happen now.
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Re: English Open Day Four

Postby Cloud Strife

What a chance for Ronnie to go really deep in this event now. Of course, he shouldn't take Lisowski for granted, he's lost to worse players recently, but still a wonderful chance.

Re: English Open Day Four

Postby Andre147

Order of play for tomorrow:

12 p.m Mcgill v Neil Robbo

after that it's Vafaei v Kyren

7 p.m Ronnie v Lisowski

after that it's M. WHite v Ursenbacher

Re: English Open Day Four

Postby Andre147

Cloud Strife wrote:What a chance for Ronnie to go really deep in this event now. Of course, he shouldn't take Lisowski for granted, he's lost to worse players recently, but still a wonderful chance.


That's why Im not getting ahead of myself.

Yes a great and golden chance here, but he's wasted many recently like you say.

Re: English Open Day Four

Postby Andre147

If Ronnie wins this tournament, I like SF's idea: he should seriously consider pulling out of the NI Open, just to send that 1 million talk down the toilet and a message for Hearn.

Re: English Open Day Four

Postby Andre147

Pink Ball wrote:I think O'Sullivan will win the tournament. Nothing seems to spark him career-wise as much as a challenge from John Higgins. Whenever Higgins pulls level or ahead of him in a record, Sullivan takes inspiration.


he'll never admit it, but he does take massive inspiration. Higgins been his biggest ever rival, more than Hendry. Both same generation and only 1 title apart.

Re: English Open Day Four

Postby Wildey

Quarter Final line up (oldest to youngest)

Ronnie O'Sullivan 5/12/75 41
Neil Robertson 11/2/82 35
Anthony McGill 5/2/91 26
Jack Lisowski 25/6/91 26
Michael White 5/7/91 26
Kyren Wilson 23/12/91 25
Hossein Vafaei 14/9/94 23
Alexander Ursenbacker 26/4/96 21

6 of the 8 was born in the 90s with White the oldest in the bottom half of the draw.

Re: English Open Day Four

Postby Wildey

Andre147 wrote:If Ronnie wins this tournament, I like SF's idea: he should seriously consider pulling out of the NI Open, just to send that 1 million talk down the toilet and a message for Hearn.

What message Hearn couldnt give a buck all he wants is stories Ronnie pulling out would be a story he would love that.

Re: English Open Day Four

Postby Pink Ball

Wildey wrote:Quarter Final line up (oldest to youngest)

Ronnie O'Sullivan 5/12/75 41
Neil Robertson 11/2/82 35
Anthony McGill 5/2/91 26
Jack Lisowski 25/6/91 26
Michael White 5/7/91 26
Kyren Wilson 23/12/91 25
Hossein Vafaei 14/9/94 23
Alexander Ursenbacker 26/4/96 21

6 of the 8 was born in the 90s with White the oldest in the bottom half of the draw.

Good statistics and positive news. That seems to be the pattern emerging this season; first time in a while.

Re: English Open Day Four

Postby SnookerFan

Pink Ball wrote:
Andre147 wrote:If Ronnie wins this tournament, I like SF's idea: he should seriously consider pulling out of the NI Open, just to send that 1 million talk down the toilet and a message for Hearn.

He won't. Sullivan LOVES money.


He loves controversy and the attention it brings. He'd pull out, just to have people talking about him.

Re: English Open Day Four

Postby SnookerFan

Cloud Strife wrote:
SnookerFan wrote:Higgins out. Selby out.

Robertson doesn't have the form to beat Ronnie at the momenf.

Who is going to beat him this week?


I think Trump will be the big danger.


:chin:

Re: English Open Day Four

Postby sundaygirl

Glad to see Jack Lisowski win
Of those left in I’m going to be supporting Kyren Wilson
Hope that doesn’t jinx him

Re: English Open Day Four

Postby SnookerFan

Badsnookerplayer wrote:
sundaygirl wrote:Glad to see Jack Lisowski win
Of those left in I’m going to be supporting Kyren Wilson
Hope that doesn’t jinx him

Dark Horse!


Behave.

Re: English Open Day Four

Postby Dan-cat

Wildey wrote:
Andre147 wrote:If Ronnie wins this tournament, I like SF's idea: he should seriously consider pulling out of the NI Open, just to send that 1 million talk down the toilet and a message for Hearn.

What message Hearn couldnt give a buck all he wants is stories Ronnie pulling out would be a story he would love that.


Hahahah exactly. It would be everywhere.