Matchroom.Live Northern Ireland Open Quarter-Finals !!!

Juddernaut88 wrote:Yan Bingtao level at 2-2

This Yan guy looks like one to keep an eye on.

Juddernaut88 wrote:Is there anyway back for Ding?

Two. He could win the next three frames in a row, or win three of the next four.

Juddernaut88 wrote:Is there anyway back for Ding?

Pal, there’s no way he’s winning this match, to be fair.

Pink Ball wrote:

masterdoctorgenius wrote:My prediction: Ronnie wins 4 in a row to lead 4-2, Ding wins the next two to force the decider.

Decider will be a lottery

Thought you gave up on snooker when Sullivan was 16-14 down to Selby, you hammer?

No, i gave up on your mom at that point of time

Three in a row from Ronnie.

Iranu wrote:

mantorok wrote:

Iranu wrote:

McManusFan wrote:Studd alert!

Yep I’m here

Hey.

I was laughing at the joke not the person who made it

Alex0paul wrote:This match is a bit uninspiring

Is fascinating. Are you sure you like snooker?

masterdoctorgenius wrote:

Pink Ball wrote:

masterdoctorgenius wrote:My prediction: Ronnie wins 4 in a row to lead 4-2, Ding wins the next two to force the decider.

Decider will be a lottery

Thought you gave up on snooker when Sullivan was 16-14 down to Selby, you hammer?

No, i gave up on your mom at that point of time

She's dead. Cheers.

Pink Ball wrote:

Juddernaut88 wrote:Is there anyway back for Ding?

Pal, there’s no way he’s winning this match, to be fair.

Never gets old.

Oh Ding

You can tell Ronnie enjoys the game alot these days. I Don’t think I recall him being this content whether he’s winning or losing.

Maybe its the no crowd situation too.

Dan-cat wrote:

Alex0paul wrote:This match is a bit uninspiring

Is fascinating. Are you sure you like snooker?

The Carter v Maflin match?

"He got some stick from the crowd, he didn't handle it very well."

He was racially abused.

mantorok wrote:You can tell Ronnie enjoys the game alot these days. I Don’t think I recall him being this content whether he’s winning or losing.

Maybe its the no crowd situation too.

I'm sure the no crowd situation has something to do with it. He probably misses the buzz of the fans to some extent, but I'm sure he's a lot more relaxed this way and doesn't have to worry about letting the fans down or not giving them their money's worth if he doesn't play well or in an exciting/entertaining way.

Come on Ding, take this chance

Pink Ball wrote:

masterdoctorgenius wrote:

Pink Ball wrote:

masterdoctorgenius wrote:My prediction: Ronnie wins 4 in a row to lead 4-2, Ding wins the next two to force the decider.

Decider will be a lottery

Thought you gave up on snooker when Sullivan was 16-14 down to Selby, you hammer?

No, i gave up on your mom at that point of time

She's dead. Cheers.

Condolences

Good response by Ding so far

masterdoctorgenius wrote:

Pink Ball wrote:

masterdoctorgenius wrote:

Pink Ball wrote:Thought you gave up on snooker when Sullivan was 16-14 down to Selby, you hammer?

No, i gave up on your mom at that point of time

She's dead. Cheers.

Condolences

She's actually alive, but cheers.

Ding has made a right mess of this match, it has to be said.

Or you know, miss a piss-easy red.

buck sake.

Pink Ball wrote:"He got some stick from the crowd, he didn't handle it very well."

He was racially abused.

...And Ronnie showed him love and kindness.

Dan-cat wrote:

Pink Ball wrote:"He got some stick from the crowd, he didn't handle it very well."

He was racially abused.

...And Ronnie showed him love and kindness.

Oh he did. It was one of his best moments, in my view.

Never understood how the crowd that night were left off the hook. Never went back to the Masters after that.

Alex0paul wrote:

Dan-cat wrote:

Alex0paul wrote:This match is a bit uninspiring

Is fascinating. Are you sure you like snooker?

The Carter v Maflin match?

Ah sorry. yes this afternoon was turgid in the extreme

Looks to be all over for Ding barring a miracle.

Pink Ball wrote:

Dan-cat wrote:

Pink Ball wrote:"He got some stick from the crowd, he didn't handle it very well."

He was racially abused.

...And Ronnie showed him love and kindness.

Oh he did. It was one of his best moments, in my view.

Never understood how the crowd that night were left off the hook. Never went back to the Masters after that.

Struggle to think of when a player has shown so much compassion in public.

Pink Ball wrote:Ding has made a right mess of this match, it has to be said.

HE JUST DOESN’T WANT IT ENOUGH DON’T YOU KNOW

Dreadful four frames by Ding, just dreadful.

4-2.

mantorok wrote:

Pink Ball wrote:

Dan-cat wrote:

Pink Ball wrote:"He got some stick from the crowd, he didn't handle it very well."

He was racially abused.

...And Ronnie showed him love and kindness.

Oh he did. It was one of his best moments, in my view.

Never understood how the crowd that night were left off the hook. Never went back to the Masters after that.

Struggle to think of when a player has shown so much compassion in public.

Setting your stall out against racism shouldn’t be applauded all that much, really.

It was an exceptional circumstance and you’d hope any player would have done the same.

Pathetic