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well, ding did get on tv for the second half as ronnie's match finished quickly.
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Ryan Day seems to be making a good comeback effort against Mark Allen. He was down 3-1 at the interval, and it's now 3-3. That having been said, me pressing 'reply' coincided with end of break for him in the seventh frame, at 23.
C'mon Ryan!
Barry Hawkins is working hard too, looks like 2-2 on that table, after he was 2-0 down to Fergal O'Brien.
Edit: I should really have kept my mouth shut. Allen won 5-3.
Barry and FOB have just reached 2-3. I think Barry enjoys staying up late
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Anyway unwritten rules are no real rulesOriginally Posted by Maija
But against Maguire would be fine and really at the top of his game no one can beat Ros
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well done to robbo and allen on excellent win's today
come on !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Robbo Unbeatable in ranking finals 6 out of 6
COME ON ROBBO !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Yes, I've been to every session, from first ball to last.Originally Posted by snookersfunawww, so Selby lost that mammoth match in the end
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In that case happy to have gotten into bed, late enough as it was anyway here after the Ronnie match.
Wonder if Hegeland sat through all that
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Before anyone asks ... here is the schedule for today:
NIT ORDER OF PLAY
07 Nov 2007 11:01:00
Below is the format of play for day six of the Northern Ireland Trophy.
The details for Friday’s quarter-finals at the Waterfront Hall, Belfast are:
2.30pm
Table 1
Peter Ebdon v Shaun Murphy Ref: Pete Williamson
Table 2
Stephen Maguire v Neil Robertson Ref: Eirian Williams
7.30pm
Table 1
Ronnie O'Sullivan v Fergal O'Brien Ref: Alan Chamberlain
Table 2
Mark Allen v Gerard Greene Ref: Pete WilliamsonComment
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i hope its an Ebbo v Ronnie final now....
(thanks for the schedule Mon )
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ROS - Robertson would be nice.. Don't think Ronnie will win today though!Comment
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Me neither. Because of that Dale-Fu-O'Brien thing, for starters.Originally Posted by doorag (Yeah, I like all kinds of strange connections and patterns in snooker. Funny how Ronnie's campaign has mimicked last year's. Won first match in the decider then steamrolled his next opponent. Only that he beat Day 5-1 last year.) And also because what we all saw last afternoon cannot possibly happen again. And because when one falls from way up high, the bump is quite painful to take.
S.P.I.L.F.
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Grand. Stuck with bleeping live score again. You'd think Mags v Robbo would appeal to a wider audience, but I suppose old world titles still count for something in getting telly tables?
@BC: Have a little faith, sistah!
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Originally Posted by MaijaGrand. Stuck with bleeping live score again. You'd think Mags v Robbo would appeal to a wider audience, but I suppose old world titles still count for something in getting telly tables?
@BC: Have a little faith, sistah!
Maija are you telling me (well the table 2 was a big hint there
) that Ebdon/Murphy fcol will be on telly? Can't really believe that....
and yeah, really hoping for this to happen:
go Ronnie and Neil!Originally Posted by dooragComment
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SF, Ebdon v Murphy are on (TV) table 1, so yes, they are on telly todayZIPPIE FOR CHAIRMANComment
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Go Neil? Go... NEIL? Right. That's it! I'm not talking to you anymore!Originally Posted by snookersfunMaija are you telling me (well the table 2 was a big hint there ) that Ebdon/Murphy fcol will be on telly? Can't really believe that....
go Ronnie and Neil!
I just assumed that seeing as Hebdon and Murf are on table 1, that that is what we are going to have to make do with. I don't know. I hope not! Going to take my own advice on having faith now.Das war ein FLUKE! Ein Glückstreffer!Comment
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World Champions, so probably more "clout"......Comment
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I can't seems to find the schedule tonight, whos on what table and when are they playing?---Comment
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