The first black from Dale in frame 4 looked very strange to me. Did anyone notice?
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Originally Posted by Viktortheman View PostThe first black from Dale in frame 4 looked very strange to me. Did anyone notice?
Are you suggesting he missed on purpose or got a kick or what?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)
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Originally Posted by mythman69 View PostWhat do you mean "looked strange"?
Are you suggesting he missed on purpose or got a kick or what?#Age: 22 HB#: 82 #Cue: Mike Wooldridge Vintage Cue # Tip: Mike Wooldridge BlackSpin #Best performance in tournament: Semi-final in an "open to all" Swedish tournament 2015, Swedish U16 tournament champion October 2007 #Current rank in Sweden: 15
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An enjoyable day of snooker yesterday. I loved the big break Ebdon made in the decider against Murphy, but Dott's little break with something like four reds left was perhaps even better. :smile:
I left myself the Trump match for this morning, and enjoyed it as well. Trump played superbly for the most part, although it has to be said he wasn't put under any pressure.
All eight matches in the 2nd round look pretty interesting, so I know it was tough to pick the TV tables, but I was hoping to see Walden-Williams and Maguire-Ebdon. Still, it should be another good day. :smile:
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That match (Robbo vs Davis) was intense...what a black he potted considering the pressure!#Age: 22 HB#: 82 #Cue: Mike Wooldridge Vintage Cue # Tip: Mike Wooldridge BlackSpin #Best performance in tournament: Semi-final in an "open to all" Swedish tournament 2015, Swedish U16 tournament champion October 2007 #Current rank in Sweden: 15
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Great stuff, one of the best frames of the season so far. :smile:
82 minutes, the longest televised frame in snooker history. I watched the entire 77 minutes of the previous record, Selby against Fu in the 2007 UK Championship, which was probably higher quality, but today was certainly more dramatic. One thing though... How many players would have avoided playing position from pink to black like Robertson did? I'm still amazed he left himself a safety on the final black, and with distance between the balls as well. He was almost guaranteed to have an easier pot than the one Davis knocked in in the end. :wink:
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