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  • Originally Posted by trains View Post
    I think a lot of people prefer and remember quality safety battles like Selby vs Baird to century's.
    With lots of century's
    1.There's a lot of dead frame time once the opponent needs too many snookers.
    2.Unless the player in break is going for a max or a tournament high break - unless its pots of the lampshades and superb positioning whats the big deal.
    3.The oft inevitable cry rightly or wrongly that the pockets are too generous.
    Just my slight ot take though. :-)
    Obviously not big enough for Selby to make a decent break, but wait a minute he's ran out of position( again) and rolled up behind the yellow, riveting stuff, it's what legends are made of. Never mind pin point positioning and perfectly crafted century breaks let's watch that roll up in slow motion, you won't see a better shot played in the championship than that, well not untill his next shot which may be a roll up behind the green, I can hardly contain myself
    This is how you play darts ,MVG two nines in the same match!
    https://youtu.be/yqTGtwOpHu8

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    • Originally Posted by itsnoteasy View Post
      Obviously not big enough for Selby to make a decent break, but wait a minute he's ran out of position( again) and rolled up behind the yellow, riveting stuff, it's what legends are made of. Never mind pin point positioning and perfectly crafted century breaks let's watch that roll up in slow motion, you won't see a better shot played in the championship than that, well not untill his next shot which may be a roll up behind the green, I can hardly contain myself
      Perfect timing for that little rant, just as Selby knocks in a long red and clears to the pink with a 125. :smile:

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      • Not a rant, an observation, one swallow doesn't make a summer, that puts the world number one still behind the qualifier on decent breaks in this match.
        Why do you think one frame justifies all the garbage he's played before?
        Last edited by itsnoteasy; 30 April 2016, 10:27 AM.
        This is how you play darts ,MVG two nines in the same match!
        https://youtu.be/yqTGtwOpHu8

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        • Marco needed that frame , looked like Selby was going to run away with this session.

          Saw a lot of movement from Selby when he missed the red to the middle in that frame .
          Still trying to pot as many balls as i can !

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          • Originally Posted by neil taperell View Post
            Marco needed that frame , looked like Selby was going to run away with this session.

            Saw a lot of movement from Selby when he missed the red to the middle in that frame .
            Can't tell you how glad I was when Selby did not fluke the blue and Marco pinched it. Was afraid Selby will pull away. Both look very edgy.

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            • Well done Marco. 10 all it is. Keeping it close.

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              • Originally Posted by itsnoteasy View Post
                Not a rant, an observation, one swallow doesn't make a summer, that puts the world number one still behind the qualifier on decent breaks in this match.
                Why do you think one frame justifies all the garbage he's played before?
                I'm not saying it "justifies" anything, whatever what means, I just thought it was funny timing. It was short-lived though, as you say. Apart from that frame, this session has been one big scrap, completely different to the Ding-McManus match. I definitely think Selby would have been knocked out by now, if he was in a different quarter of the draw. :smile:

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                • That's better, nice break from Fu to level the score again. Selby has responded each time Fu's come back at him so far, but we are approaching the business end of the match now, so the pressure will increase. :smile:

                  I'm out for lunch, so will watch the rest of the session later. 12-12 would be nice. :smile:

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                  • Originally Posted by itsnoteasy View Post
                    Not a rant, an observation, one swallow doesn't make a summer, that puts the world number one still behind the qualifier on decent breaks in this match.
                    Why do you think one frame justifies all the garbage he's played before?
                    And one robin doesn't make a winter. We all know Selby is on his B-game atm so getting this far is an achievement in itself. How often do we hear players criticised for not being able to cope when they're not on top form, which of course happens to everyone.
                    World No. 1 and 5th in the century list with 417, very difficult to get there by just constantly rolling up to the yellow.

                    Interesting to note that we've got No. 5(Selby), 6(Ding), and 7(Fu) top century break makers in this semi. I was quite surprised to see Fu there with 394.

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                    Last edited by PatBlock; 30 April 2016, 11:25 AM.
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                    The slow and labourious,
                    All of us, glorious parts of the whole!

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                    • I find this match boring as hell........Hope the winner, whoever it is, will play better during the final.
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                      • Originally Posted by Erwan_BZH View Post
                        I find this match boring as hell......
                        Willie Thorne commentating with the flu is not helping.

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                        • Originally Posted by itsnoteasy View Post
                          Obviously not big enough for Selby to make a decent break, but wait a minute he's ran out of position( again) and rolled up behind the yellow, riveting stuff, it's what legends are made of. Never mind pin point positioning and perfectly crafted century breaks let's watch that roll up in slow motion, you won't see a better shot played in the championship than that, well not untill his next shot which may be a roll up behind the green, I can hardly contain myself
                          Now now, don't get too butthurt over selby's success

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                          • Come on Fu

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                            • C'mon Mark

                              Need this match level again...

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                              • Originally Posted by daffie View Post
                                C'mon Mark

                                Need this match level again...
                                You spelt Fu wrong again

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