Dafabet Northern Ireland Open Final !!!

SnookerFan wrote:

SnookerFan wrote:Belfast looks small on TV.

The venue, I mean. Not the city.

Chalk McHugh wrote:

SnookerFan wrote:

SnookerFan wrote:Belfast looks small on TV.

The venue, I mean. Not the city.

Wonder why they chose Belfast over Dublin.Goffs is a venue loved by a lot of players.

SnookerFan wrote:I wonder if I should go to Belfast next year.

Or just do Cardiff again. Done Cardiff loads of times.

Cloud Strife wrote:

Chalk McHugh wrote:

SnookerFan wrote:

SnookerFan wrote:Belfast looks small on TV.

The venue, I mean. Not the city.

Wonder why they chose Belfast over Dublin.Goffs is a venue loved by a lot of players.

Staging the Northern Ireland Open in Dublin isn't very logical, is it. That's like holding the China Open in Cardiff.

Cloud Strife wrote:Staging the Northern Ireland Open in Dublin isn't very logical, is it. That's like holding the China Open in Cardiff.

Chalk McHugh wrote:

Cloud Strife wrote:

Chalk McHugh wrote:

SnookerFan wrote:

SnookerFan wrote:Belfast looks small on TV.

The venue, I mean. Not the city.

Wonder why they chose Belfast over Dublin.Goffs is a venue loved by a lot of players.

Staging the Northern Ireland Open in Dublin isn't very logical, is it. That's like holding the China Open in Cardiff.

Haha my mistake.I was thinking the Irish Open.Forgot the Northern part.We make that mistake down here sometimes.

Chalk McHugh wrote:Republic needs a proper tournament like the Irish Masters that was held in Goffs.Crowds were good.Pity it's gone.Like many snooker halls here in Dublin.Gone by the wayside.

Pink Ball wrote:After tonight I will abandon snooker for billiards. Snooker has gone too mainstream.

SnookerFan wrote:For bucks sake. I've made the mistake of seeing my parents the day before I go to York.

My mum insisted on taking all my clothes out of my bag to "iron them properly", decdided my holdall wasn't a good enough bag, so transferred all clothes to a different holdall consequently leaving my train and snooker tickets in the original bag, along with the chocolate bars I'd purchased. Dropped my bookmark out of my book.

buck sake....

Chalk McHugh wrote:

SnookerFan wrote:For bucks sake. I've made the mistake of seeing my parents the day before I go to York.

My mum insisted on taking all my clothes out of my bag to "iron them properly", decdided my holdall wasn't a good enough bag, so transferred all clothes to a different holdall consequently leaving my train and snooker tickets in the original bag, along with the chocolate bars I'd purchased. Dropped my bookmark out of my book.

buck sake....

haha First World problems hey?

SnookerFan wrote:Why is Yan wearing tartan, for bucks sake? He's Chinese.

Johnny Bravo wrote:Williams is basically handing the trophy to the kid with this amateur mistakes,

SnookerFan wrote:

Chalk McHugh wrote:

SnookerFan wrote:For bucks sake. I've made the mistake of seeing my parents the day before I go to York.

My mum insisted on taking all my clothes out of my bag to "iron them properly", decdided my holdall wasn't a good enough bag, so transferred all clothes to a different holdall consequently leaving my train and snooker tickets in the original bag, along with the chocolate bars I'd purchased. Dropped my bookmark out of my book.

buck sake....

haha First World problems hey?

Bless her. She's made me a sandwich to take on the train tomorrow.

Lost without them.

Chalk McHugh wrote:

SnookerFan wrote:Why is Yan wearing tartan, for bucks sake? He's Chinese.

Why do we eat Chinese grub?We're English and Irish.

Andre147 wrote:

Johnny Bravo wrote:Williams is basically handing the trophy to the kid with this amateur mistakes,

wouldnt surprise me if he won 9-3 or 9-4