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Is any TSf member actually there today? Or be there for tomorrow's Match?
I know Philip in China had tickets for Matthew Stevens early match, but he did say that tickets start get expensive for later matches.
Hard work out there now, neither player seems to be enjoying it very much, I think the audience's antics have rattled them both, strange atmosphere.
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Agree, I thought this could be high standard stuff due to the money/points and maybe see a maximum but as a tourney it's been pretty low standard with players giving and having multiple chances per frame. Maybe afterwards they will say they didn't like the conditions or something?
It's been very poor, let's be honest. Robertson will be delighted to still be ahead with the way he's played, but he has no chance of winning the final with a performance like this. The interval finally comes, maybe it will turn things around...
Club snooker, but then Judd hasn't been consistent throught this tourney and with a record of 1 win every 30 ranking events is never a favourite in a final. It's just not good for the crowd.
Well I'm beat after this peculiar onslaught of snooker weirdness...let's pray for a final of much higher quality and especially one that has more suspense.
It's a shame both semi-finals were so poor this week, because I was really looking forward to some rare two-session snooker.
Still looking forward to the final though, but Neil Robertson will have to seriously raise his game. I think his undefeated record in major finals was often overstated, considering he was a big favourite in quite a few of them, but to be fair to the guy he has always played strongly in finals, no matter how he'd played earlier in the week.
I've enjoyed the Trump-Robertson rivalry over the past two seasons, and I'm sure they will both get themselves up for it. I think Robertson is always unlikely to be beaten heavily, but surely Trump has to be the favourite. Maybe a 10-7 or so... :smile:
Well done Neil - although I agree it wasn't the best snooker I have watched. Hopefully he plays much better in the final!! The total clearance was the highlight of the day for me. A few more of those would help.
My favourite players: Walter Lindrum (AUS), Neil Robertson (AUS), Eddie Charlton (AUS), Robby Foldvari (AUS), Vinnie Calabrese (AUS), Jimmy White, Stephen Hendry, Alex Higgins, Ronnie O'Sullivan, Dominic Dale and Barry Hawkins. I dream of a 147 (but would be happy with a 100)
I enjoy watching both Robertson and Trump as they are my favourite players
and this could certainly be a very interesting and tough match for them both.
Lets hope both players are sharp and may the best player win.
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