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I reckon robertson is favourite now,I backed ronnie to win it but not to confident now that he can get through.I hope i,m wrong but to lose a 6-2 lead is a big blow.
I'm back from Sheffield after watching three sessions over the weekend including the first session of ROS v Robertson yesterday. Today I am stuck in the university library trying to work whilst constantly checking for BBC Sport updates, because live streaming doesn't work on this connection. Seems that BBC aren't too good at updating the scores - I heard that it's 8-8 here first. Is it still 8-4 between Selbo and Ebbo?
On an unrelated matter mentioned briefly in this thread, I noticed three fire engines with flashing lights outside the stage door when on my way to the station last night, but it seems that the place didn't get evacuated? Was it just that the fire alarm got set off?
On an unrelated matter mentioned briefly in this thread, I noticed three fire engines with flashing lights outside the stage door when on my way to the station last night, but it seems that the place didn't get evacuated? Was it just that the fire alarm got set off?
Maybe just someone announced that Stephen Maguire was in the building?
"If anybody can knock these three balls in, this man can." David Taylor, 11 January 1982, as Steve Davis prepared to pot the blue, in making the first 147 break on television.
Seems that BBC aren't too good at updating the scores - I heard that it's 8-8 here first. Is it still 8-4 between Selbo and Ebbo?
8-5 now. "He [Ebdon] is moving along at his normal pace, two pots per minute." Why don't you try the live score over at WSA or the Global Snooker Centre?
On an unrelated matter mentioned briefly in this thread, I noticed three fire engines with flashing lights outside the stage door when on my way to the station last night, but it seems that the place didn't get evacuated? Was it just that the fire alarm got set off?
The fire alarm did go off, but the building wasn't evacuated, something I find totally irresponsible, but hey, they're just snooker fans
Live scoring has certainly come on a bit since when I last used it! It's becoming quite a morning, shame I'll miss most of tonight - may have to make do with the highlights. I'm glad I didn't pay £10 to see this afternoon's session though!
What do people reckon for the rest of the tournament now? I think the winner will come from the John Higgins vs Ronnie O'Sullivan quarter-final. Both players are on good form and it should be a cracking match.
Any thoughts?
I think someone is counting their chickens a little bit early. I think Maguire, Stevens, Carter and Robertson might have something to say about that!
I think someone is counting their chickens a little bit early. I think Maguire, Stevens, Carter and Robertson might have something to say about that!
I expect the winner of Ronnie vs Robertson to go over Higgins and remain the top favourite for the title. Though carter was impressive yesterday so he could eventually be the surprise
I do hope Ronnie finds his touch again tonight, nothing against Robertson but I will be in Sheffield for the next two days to watch the quater final between Higgins and Ronnie/Neil and I've had my heart set on a Ronnie-Higgins match since I got the tickets!
You play a long slow deadweight red to a corner pocket. As it approaches the pocket, a kamikaze woodlouse crawls out from under the cushion and makes its way across the table, conflicting with the path of the red precisely at the point the red gets there. The red, needless to say, veers off course, and the future of the woodlouse is uncertain. - The Statman
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