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This only confirms what i thought years ago when players complained about playing in ‘ cubicles ‘ , was it mark allen anthony hamilton and maybe a few others , always thought the complaint was a load of bollocks , trying to sound interesting etc like there’s something overly glamorous in their outside live’s , its paid competitive practice in the best of conditions , never saw the problem at all .
Would have thought they would just swap out the rest sets with new sets, stands and all, then the cleaning can be done at leisure behind the scenes ready for the next match.
I’m sure they will have taken lots of advice from “the scientists” and will learn a lot from the tournament. I would have thought that once the players had tested negative and were within the stadium then all the table rail cleaning etc is a bit of an overkill. Maybe they just had to go that route to satisfy people who didn’t know much about snooker.
Anyway anything that babe Jenny Harries says is ok with me lol.
I’m sure they will have taken lots of advice from “the scientists” and will learn a lot from the tournament. I would have thought that once the players had tested negative and were within the stadium then all the table rail cleaning etc is a bit of an overkill. Maybe they just had to go that route to satisfy people who didn’t know much about snooker.
Anyway anything that babe Jenny Harries says is ok with me lol.
"babe Harries"
I was just thinking purely for timing, if they are after a quick roll-on-roll-off, then replacing the sets with fresh ones and then clean in the background would be better
Its definitely not your TV settings. My dad and a friend have both text me the same. I initially calibrated my TV around snooker and it always looks bang on. This looks bizarre....but still good to have it back on our screens!
Customised full size Riley table with black pockets and Strachen 6811 Tournament Cloth all housed in an air-conditioned 8m x 5m Grande Servern Plus log cabin from Dunster House supported with RSJ's.
A person could test -ve one day and +ve the next day. A one time test to ascertain that a person is not infectious is not 100% TBH. I know I am being a bit too critical but hey safety comes first. On the other hand, who doesn't like snooker to return?
Just going through the 2 year ranking list can anyone see any british player currently not in the top 32 ever getting into the top 8 - 12 of the rankings , ricky walden perhaps but i’d guess his fall is just temporary he’s very much a retread , sam craigie perhaps or jak jones ? , all looks a bit sorry tbh .
I bet Hendry and Foulds were glad they signed up for this.....because of the round robin format and no intervals, they are not getting a chance to be pundits!
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I'll celebrate, I'll buy annuver eight - hairbrrrrrushes for me barnet....snooker loopy nuts are we......is what's going round in my head every time I see him
Oh. Seems a bit pointless. It's not like if any of them test positive they'll let them take part, only with a green wristband to let other's know they're infected.
And wouldn't it be the other way round anyway? Green for negative, red for positive?
"Kryten, isn't it round about this time of year that your head goes back to the lab for retuning?"
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