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Was a really good match, took a fiver off a mate too 
Tomorrows match looks like it could be a belter.
:snooker: <----- No elbow drop!
Tomorrows match looks like it could be a belter.:snooker: <----- No elbow drop!
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It can be very irritating and babble is the perfect word for it. A good commentator puts themselves in the place of the viewer and Virgo is one of the best as was Willie Thorne. I also like Ken because he is always cheerful and gives good analysis and doesn't talk over the shots.I remember Ted Lowe and how he would be very sparing with his comments and I hate it when someone is on a break and the commentator feels the need to break the silence with a pointless fact or speculate about something. Or comment on the 'lovely wife' of one of the players as the camera zooms in to her. Although to be fair I've not heard Dennis say that for a while.Originally Posted by mikee View Post
Can't wait for the WC and how the commentators will cope with no audience to make laugh.Comment
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6 Centuries and loses . I seem to remember Mark Williams losing 5-4 and making 4 Centuries once . [ Possibly against Stephen Lee......but the memory isn't very good these days
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Still trying to pot as many balls as i can !
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Well Murphy has been practising his safety during lockdown, played some good stuff which is unlike him, break building as good as ever but once again that upper arm drop which plagued him a couple of seasons ago let him down on blacks off the spot too often. Big pockets helped him out a few times but he didn't deserve to lose on a fluke though.
He now has two chins on the cue so it may be dragging a bit
Speak up, you've got to speak up against the madness, you've got speak your mind if you dare
but don't try to get yourself elected, for if you do you'll have to cut your hairComment
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Murphy moved to Ireland did he not and has he been working with Fergal O'Brian?Up the TSF! :snooker:Comment
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That’s correct but not sure if he’s continued the practice with Fergal during the lock down. Would depend on if they could get access to the club. Never heard any mention of one of them having their own table. Nothing wrong with his form tho to make six tons.Originally Posted by DeanH View PostComment
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I like 2 top players banging in high breaks against each other with some top tactical play, the odd scrappy frame and a few shocking misses due to tension and nerves. :snooker:Originally Posted by JimMalone View Post
Practice, Learn, Improve, Enjoy, Practice, Learn, Improve, Enjoy :snooker:Comment
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Who do you fancy to win today?
Judd or Maguire? 4-4 now.Comment
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Maguire maybe just to nick it tonight ,he looked like he was just beginning to play after the change of balls in the last frame ,Trump missing a few too many sitters .Not a match I would put money on though .Originally Posted by fkhan View PostComment
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A few stunning long pots by Maguire today. That cue is some player!Comment
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And that's how you trump the Ace!Comment
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http://www.livesnooker.com/category/...ng-conditions/
Judd's response to the playing conditions today.Comment
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I am not impressed with this response, Judd is usually better than that when he loses.Originally Posted by fkhan View PostComment
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I knew players would start complaining about being too hot with the calendar being put out of sync because of lockdown. It must cost a fortune to cool a large venue so maybe there was no aircon and that would be enough to make anyone miserable. I agree Judd was unusually negative post match and is usually much more philosophical and positive about his performance. It's a bit sour grapes and no different to a tennis player complaining they lost because it was humid. It may have been hot but it was hot for both players. Despite that I can understand how a world class player like Judd expects the conditions to be consistent.Comment
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