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Co-winner of Spike’s 2009 UK Championship number of centuries prediction contest.
RIP Noel. RIP.
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I really hope that next time he wins a match, Ronnie's going to do 4 cartwheels, utter 7 W0000000000t! cries and jump around a la Tom Cruise on Oprah's couch, roaring YES, YES, YES, I STUFFED THE MOFO SO AND SO!!!, wiggling his hips in a suggestive, thrusting motion.
...only to be pilloried for disrespecting his opponent, making a mockery out of the sport, bringing the game into disrepute blah-blah etc so on and so forth.
Which in this case would be totally deserved.
While he'd like to to this for the future of snooker:
“I have wanted to give something back to snooker. The grass roots are very important to me. [...]I also feel like I owe the game for the life it has given me."
Truer words...Last edited by Black_cat; 16 January 2010, 06:06 PM.S.P.I.L.F.
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LOL, funny that some of you are exhausted and are not going to watch the second match... You'd have to drag me away from the screen tonight, no way I'm missing that one. Might not be as good as the first semi, but I'm not going to miss any Masters semi-final match if I can help it.
The Welsh Open is around the corner, but after that there's almost two months without proper snooker. I'll watch whatever I can before that.
I've already spoken about the match on this thread, and I'll stick with my prediction of 6-4(ish) in favour of Selby tonight.
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Originally Posted by Black_cat View PostI really hope that next time he wins a match, Ronnie's going to do 4 cartwheels, utter 7 W0000000000t! cries and jump around a la Tom Cruise on Oprah's couch, roaring YES, YES, YES, I STUFFED THE MOFO SO AND SO!!! and wiggling his hips in a suggestive, thrusting motion.
...only to be pilloried for disrespecting his opponent, making a mockery out of the sport, bringing the game into disrepute blah-blah etc so on and so forth.
Which in this case would be totally deserved.
While he'd like to to this for the future of snooker:
“I have wanted to give something back to snooker. The grass roots are very important to me. [...]I also feel like I owe the game for the life it has given me."
Truer words...
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Hopefully Williams builds on this. He showed his class and that he is back in form. Although, this is certainly a bitter one to swallow. For me this semi goes down as the best match of this season (so far). Looking forward to Welsh and hopefully good performances from him.
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Originally Posted by Looki View PostHopefully Williams builds on this. He showed his class and that he is back in form. Although, this is certainly a bitter one to swallow. For me it goes down as the best match of this season. Looking forward to Welsh and hopefully good performances from him.
Williams is one of my favourite players and great to see him "back".
It's significant that the highest levels of quality play this year have come from some of
the most tried & true "Masters" of snooker... O'Sullivan, Williams, and Hendry.
Pure class.
=o)
Noel
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Originally Posted by Looki View PostHopefully Williams builds on this. He showed his class and that he is back in form. Although, this is certainly a bitter one to swallow. For me this semi goes down as the best match of this season (so far). Looking forward to Welsh and hopefully good performances from him.
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How has nobody picked up on Ronnie's antics in the final frame? After potting the last brown, he went and played the blue left handed. This was still a very important ball, and he was clearly taking the ****. Then when Williams played on to get the snooker's, he started acting the bollox, not attempting to pot the blue on numerous obvious occasions, just trying to antagonize Williams.
He has stated in the past that he doesnt get on with Mark, but this was out of order.
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Originally Posted by Alexia View Postagreed, although I feel that his long potting is not quite up to the standards he was setting 10 years ago. If he can improve in that area, he will win tournaments again, including the 'big one'!
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Feel so sorry for Mark after all these years in the wilderness it,s great to see him hitting the ball so sweet , and he seems one of the most genuine , likeable and modest guys on the circuit to go with it . For me he,s a legend and is up there with the greatest of all time . Jp and SD were spot on in saying that Mark should have taken the pink instead of the black when he ran out of position in the decider .Last edited by hotpot; 16 January 2010, 07:08 PM.
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Originally Posted by hendry #8 View PostHow has nobody picked up on Ronnie's antics in the final frame? After potting the last brown, he went and played the blue left handed. This was still a very important ball, and he was clearly taking the ****. Then when Williams played on to get the snooker's, he started acting the bollox, not attempting to pot the blue on numerous obvious occasions, just trying to antagonize Williams.
He has stated in the past that he doesnt get on with Mark, but this was out of order.
Probably no malice there though.....
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