Betfred World Championship (Fri April 26th) Last 16 !!

Such sour grapes against Cahill, grow up guys he's here on merit and I reckon it's going to be close with Maguire, in fact I would say Cahill is favourite as Maguire wasn't showing me much last round.

Pink Ball wrote:

Wildey wrote:Mark Selby has won the championship before playing ugly and struggling 2016 was really poor early rounds. Sam Baird pushed him hard in the last 16 losing 13-11. Selby has to do it again this year because his form is not there.

I think he's been far worse so far this year than in 2016. The Sam Baird of 2016 would have beaten him well where Xintong fell short last week.

Maybe but his form did return by the final then and i do expect him to beat Wilson and find form this year too.

Come on both Mark's!

mantorok wrote:Such sour grapes against Cahill, grow up guys he's here on merit and I reckon it's going to be close with Maguire, in fact I would say Cahill is favourite as Maguire wasn't showing me much last round.

I'm all for a Cahill win. I think he will win.

mantorok wrote:Such sour grapes against Cahill, grow up guys he's here on merit and I reckon it's going to be close with Maguire, in fact I would say Cahill is favourite as Maguire wasn't showing me much last round.

You see what happens when Ronnie loses.


Cant remember a fan of any other player with that kind of sour grapes. its sad and pathetic

Wildey wrote:

mantorok wrote:Such sour grapes against Cahill, grow up guys he's here on merit and I reckon it's going to be close with Maguire, in fact I would say Cahill is favourite as Maguire wasn't showing me much last round.

You see what happens when Ronnie loses.


Cant remember a fan of any other player with that kind of sour grapes. its sad and pathetic

Mate, this is bullocks, pure and simple. Are you telling me you would not feel the same way if Cahill had beaten Hendry in similar circumstances? Of course you would and you know it.

And for the record, I would have supported Maguire for this match anyway. Better for the tournament if Maguire goes through.

Lol no one has a problem if you speak like this about Murphy. It was a fluke win against a very poor Ronnie just sets up a match that will probably be one sided. We saw it wih McLeod and Trump that year.

Wildey wrote:

mantorok wrote:Such sour grapes against Cahill, grow up guys he's here on merit and I reckon it's going to be close with Maguire, in fact I would say Cahill is favourite as Maguire wasn't showing me much last round.

You see what happens when Ronnie loses.


Cant remember a fan of any other player with that kind of sour grapes. its sad and pathetic

I can understand the disappointment, I'm gutted he's been knocked out, but turning my anger towards a player who was simply doing his job and playing a game of snooker, that's just something else entirely.

mantorok wrote:

Wildey wrote:

mantorok wrote:Such sour grapes against Cahill, grow up guys he's here on merit and I reckon it's going to be close with Maguire, in fact I would say Cahill is favourite as Maguire wasn't showing me much last round.

You see what happens when Ronnie loses.


Cant remember a fan of any other player with that kind of sour grapes. its sad and pathetic

I can understand the disappointment, I'm gutted he's been knocked out, but turning my anger towards a player who was simply doing his job and playing a game of snooker, that's just something else entirely.

Nobody's angry. Honestly.

I agree with Wildey. If someone wants Cahill to be beaten just because he beat Ronnie it does come across as a bit pathetic imo. I doubt Wildey would hate a player just because they beat Hendry. Seems off the wall to me. Fair play to him for beating Ronnie. Fantastic achievement.

I don't understand why we are all expected to be Cahill fans suddenly.

Chalk McHugh wrote:I agree with Wildey. If someone wants Cahill to be beaten just because he beat Ronnie it does come across as a bit pathetic imo. I doubt Wildey would hate a player just because they beat Hendry. Seems off the wall to me. Fair play to him for beating Ronnie. Fantastic achievement.

I’m not angry after the first session I thought Ronnie was going to lose but i’d have liked to see him go through as it sets up a better match. I hope Hawkins gets battered for the same reason.

HATE POWER!

Hoping Robertson can pull away to 10-6 or 11-5

Cloud Strife wrote:

Wildey wrote:

mantorok wrote:Such sour grapes against Cahill, grow up guys he's here on merit and I reckon it's going to be close with Maguire, in fact I would say Cahill is favourite as Maguire wasn't showing me much last round.

You see what happens when Ronnie loses.


Cant remember a fan of any other player with that kind of sour grapes. its sad and pathetic

Mate, this is bullocks, pure and simple. Are you telling me you would not feel the same way if Cahill had beaten Hendry in similar circumstances? Of course you would and you know it.

And for the record, I would have supported Maguire for this match anyway. Better for the tournament if Maguire goes through.

No i wouldnt because hes a young player and thats the sports life blood yea id be disapointed but id want that player to go on and do some damage

eraserhead wrote:

Chalk McHugh wrote:I agree with Wildey. If someone wants Cahill to be beaten just because he beat Ronnie it does come across as a bit pathetic imo. I doubt Wildey would hate a player just because they beat Hendry. Seems off the wall to me. Fair play to him for beating Ronnie. Fantastic achievement.

I’m not angry after the first session I thought Ronnie was going to lose but i’d have liked to see him go through as it sets up a better match. I hope Hawkins gets battered for the same reason.

Of course most of us wanted a Ronnie win. But to hate on the player he lost to is ridiculous.

Cloud Strife wrote:I don't understand why we are all expected to be Cahill fans suddenly.

theres miles of difference between being a fan and just downright hatered which what you said was

Cloud Strife wrote:I don't understand why we are all expected to be Cahill fans suddenly.

So it's a coincidence that every Ronnie fan who wants Cahill to lose is also a Maguire fan?

Wildey wrote:

Cloud Strife wrote:I don't understand why we are all expected to be Cahill fans suddenly.

theres miles of difference between being a fan and just downright hatered which what you said was

A gap as wide as the Thames.

Wildey wrote:

Cloud Strife wrote:

Wildey wrote:

mantorok wrote:Such sour grapes against Cahill, grow up guys he's here on merit and I reckon it's going to be close with Maguire, in fact I would say Cahill is favourite as Maguire wasn't showing me much last round.

You see what happens when Ronnie loses.


Cant remember a fan of any other player with that kind of sour grapes. its sad and pathetic

Mate, this is bullocks, pure and simple. Are you telling me you would not feel the same way if Cahill had beaten Hendry in similar circumstances? Of course you would and you know it.

And for the record, I would have supported Maguire for this match anyway. Better for the tournament if Maguire goes through.

No i wouldnt because hes a young player and thats the sports life blood yea id be disapointed but id want that player to go on and do some damage

Mate, don't be a hypocrite. Here's a quote from you during the 2016 World Championship that suggests otherwise.

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Wildey wrote:Didnt like my fave going out full stop once that match over and the guy that beat him i wanted him beaten and beaten badly hated to see his ugly mug in the event so in that scenario id be screaming Marco on.

It’s going to be hard for Cahill to get up for it again. I think it’ll be a case of after the Lord Mayors show

Cant beat a bit of early morning snooker banter for breakfast. Haha you guys!

mantorok wrote:

Cloud Strife wrote:I don't understand why we are all expected to be Cahill fans suddenly.

So it's a coincidence that every Ronnie fan who wants Cahill to lose is also a Maguire fan?

I admit my previous post was abit over the top and I apologise for that. It was mainly tongue in cheek anyway, but I still stand by my sentiments.

Is it alright to eat leftover beef curry and chicken balls for breakfast?

SnookerFan wrote:Where did Steve suddenly appear from?

Steve Davis is there? Oh I didn't notice