Im afraid we must agree to disagree Noel - ROS went through the gears and Robbo was poll axed - that my friend IS INDEED period.
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Originally Posted by RGCirencester View PostI think Ronnie relished playing against Robbo in that form... and everyones happy (except Ronnie of course he played "alright" )
The only other person who can wake the Sleeping Giant like that is John Higgins.
[ I consider myself lucky to have seen it! ]
=o)
Noel
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Originally Posted by ore View Postfinally we got to the bowels of why this what happened, happened
robbo spent too much time in front of the mirrow straightening his hair!
which sadly left no time to practice to switch off that clicking mechanism discovered by roy
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Originally Posted by brendan147 View PostIMHO, Ronnie seems to need few frames trailing behind his opponent before he starting to make some real ACTION. The same situation happened when he trailed 2-8 to John Higgins in the last UK Champ (but it was already too late for him).
I might say, Ronnie's "ENGINE" need some warm-up before he can switch his playing to B and a half or A game? I don't know. Just guessing.
Also it seems Ronnie has some kind of a 'complex' playing against Higgins. Well, Higgins gets a little more lost for some moments on those occasions too, but slightly less lost then Ronnie since he takes the deciding frame. I mean 2009 China Open, Grand Prix, and the UK - all those matches especially towards the end when things got really stressy turned into a small miss-fests (very far from King matches, but still); somewhat less in the UK maybe. (And let's say 2009 Shanghai doesnt count - Higgins wasnt up for the fight or whatever that was).
Robbo will be sorry today's match did not add to Ronnie developing a 'complex' against him.
What is their head-to-head? Commentary said Robbo won against Ronnie on the way to 2 of his titles.Co-winner of Spike’s 2009 UK Championship number of centuries prediction contest.
RIP Noel. RIP.
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Originally Posted by ja. View Postit should have been the curls v the beardsigpic A Truly Beakerific Long Pot Sir!
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Originally Posted by noel View PostNo Roy. Wrong. Ronnie rose to an occasion. Period.
He didn't destroy anyone. He vanquished his own fear of being left behind.
And more power to him for it!
But, tommorrow is coming...
NoelCo-winner of Spike’s 2009 UK Championship number of centuries prediction contest.
RIP Noel. RIP.
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Originally Posted by RGCirencester View PostSorry but as has been proven... The beard is unstoppable... Hoping he won't have it for the final as he needs to lose that for me to get my money back I lost on Jimmy and Rory
If yes, how did you do that??
I also want it!!Co-winner of Spike’s 2009 UK Championship number of centuries prediction contest.
RIP Noel. RIP.
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Originally Posted by ore View PostLet's hope he doesn't leave it to 0-5 for the challenge to come up in the next match
Ronnie vs Neil will be THE match of The Masters IMHO.
That O'Sullivan passed that test means to me he will win.
That would make me happy.
Maybe I'm just "old fashioned" aw.... fkkkkkk....
=o}
Noel
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hi snooker fans Ronnie Osullivan even said after his match that he could not pot a long shot and stated he only potted 2 balls in 10 tries also he said if he would have played John Higgins instead of Neil Robertson he would have lost the match
One thing i admire about Ronnie these days he does not give up and does not give matches like he did with Stephen Hendry in the Uk Snooker Champs
Ronnie is to me a genius in Snooker and i like the way he plays good luck Ronnie and hope you win the Masters 2010
Cheers Leonard from Canada
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Originally Posted by noel View PostTrue mate.
Ronnie vs Neil will be THE match of The Masters IMHO.
That O'Sullivan passed that test means to me he will win.
That would make me happy.
Maybe I'm just "old fashioned" aw.... fkkkkkk....
=o}
Noel
Sometimes it seems it's a better chance he will try harder to win/take more seriously the next match if the previous one was more challenging... Like R1 with Perry last year. I was almost happy he lost to Robbo last week in Champions league for the same reason. So hope he won't be discounting the same Ebdon this time...
Good that the earliest possible meeting with Higgins is in the final.Last edited by ore; 13 January 2010, 04:05 AM.Co-winner of Spike’s 2009 UK Championship number of centuries prediction contest.
RIP Noel. RIP.
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Originally Posted by RGCirencester View PostI think Ronnie relished playing against Robbo in that form... But deep down I think he knows (/thinks) that no one can really come close. You get the feeling sometimes it comes more down to entertainment for him, you see a great comeback (not suggesting he deliberately lost as Robbo was on sparkling form, but you get the feeling if he goes behind against a player doing well he notches up a gear), you see Ronnie playing great snooker, and everyones happy (except Ronnie of course he played "alright" )
Originally Posted by ore View PostSeems it's like you say it is. Machine doesn't feel like starting untill there's no real dunger/challenge/(interest?).
Also it seems Ronnie has some kind of a 'complex' playing against Higgins. Well, Higgins gets a little more lost for some moments on those occasions too, but slightly less lost then Ronnie since he takes the deciding frame. I mean 2009 China Open, Grand Prix, and the UK - all those matches especially towards the end when things got really stressy turned into a small miss-fests (very far from King matches, but still); somewhat less in the UK maybe. (And let's say 2009 Shanghai doesnt count - Higgins wasnt up for the fight or whatever that was).
Robbo will be sorry today's match did not add to Ronnie developing a 'complex' against him.
What is their head-to-head? Commentary said Robbo won against Ronnie on the way to 2 of his titles.My cueing sucks
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