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Ronnie O Sullivan v Neil Robertson - Quarter Final
Agree.... seems these days only Trump can beat Ronnie playing attacking snooker...but to start with Ebdon antics in a World Qf when you are world nr. 7 it too much IMO
Ah but that's why they call it tactics Again within limits, I'm fine with it.
This frame could change the match....the run of the ball has completely changed. Whenever Robertson has missed he's usually left ROS with nothing whilst Ronnie has been the opposite. Before then Robertson was having a lot of unlucky kisses.
Both players are looking poor atm though - Ronnie the worse of the two, because Robertson is about to win this frame with a decent break. Fancy Robertson to take the next one too.
The overall standard of this match has been shocking though. So many 20-30 breaks followed by a miss.
Ronnie was different Class early on today and Stepped on the Gas when Needed and I think Ronnie has done enough now with that Lead. If Ronnie wins last frame and Goes 10-6 then I think Robertson has missed the Boat and Ronnie will win Quite easy.
Ronnie only puts his Foot down I think when Needed and if if he Put foot down all the Time he would be Murdering his Oponents as Hendry, Parrot, Doherty said Ronnies all round Game is Unreal Potting/Positioning/Saftey etc and I agree.
The overall standard of this match has been shocking though. So many 20-30 breaks followed by a miss.
Awful session. Even worse than the first. People say that Maguire got his break building through Hendry's mistakes, but at least, he made the most of them. These two, however, were awful at taking their chances.
All the way Mark J!!
I understand nothing from snooker. - Dedicated to jrc750!
Don't have the time to read through today's discussion, but has anyone else noticed this session has taken almost the same pattern to O'Sullivan's match with Selby two years ago? Selby also battled to limit his losses in the last couple of frames, then really pushed on in the evening and prevailed when the pressure was on.
I think there is every chance something similar happens tonight, although Robertson has certainly struggled more than expected, so he only has an hour to rediscover his form now. But I also think O'Sullivan is better prepared for a possible comeback this time. Should be a cracking final session!
Anything remotely close to a decent performance would have caused an 11-5 lead.
At the moment, there is no reason for Stevens to fear any of these two, let it be for Maguire.
All the way Mark J!!
I understand nothing from snooker. - Dedicated to jrc750!
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