2013 Masters discussion

[cyberheater]

And now the decider.

[Truffle Shuffle]

yeah plus he seems to alter the angle right up to the final stroke.

[narl]

did you see the close up os selbys grip on the backswing his hand was shakin like mad. with that and his body movement he looks like hes got parkinsons or something. very odd but obviously doesnt effect him

He also has what appears to be a pretty sharp angle on the cue when he's playing a screw shot, surprised he doesn't hop the ball more.

[Truffle Shuffle]

did you see the close up os selbys grip on the backswing his hand was shakin like mad. with that and his body movement he looks like hes got parkinsons or something. very odd but obviously doesnt effect him

[Euphony]

Come on, Mark!

[streamer45]

Well this is getting interesting!

[cueman]

5 - 1 at last. Before Bingham miscued, the frame looked a bit like a formality. Am I the only one thinking that Bingham these days looks like a player that could win one of the three big ones ?

He played like this throughout the premier league and I actually think it helped his game because he only had 25 seconds per shot. Throughout his career he has tended to play a little on the slow side and tended to over think his shot choice. He is a lot quicker now and its no wonder he is starting to get good results. His all round game is very strong but I always think he has one bad match in a tournament which leads to his exit. If he could maintain this form he'd win many tournaments.

[Rane]

5 - 1 at last. Before Bingham miscued, the frame looked a bit like a formality. Am I the only one thinking that Bingham these days looks like a player that could win one of the three big ones ?

[Odrl]

That was an excellent frame, Selby kept himself alive for a long time with just one ball away from needing snookers. Bingham should really take it from here, but you're never really safe with Selby. :smile:

[cyberheater]

I hope Bingham kills it off next frame. I could do with a early night.

[narl]

He also cues with the cue under his left eye, yet when looking at angles around the table he closes that eye and looks with his right eye.

[DeanH]

I don't think so, he always had the wobble from side to side when down on the shoot but that seems to be reduced before he had the neck problem.
He does appear to have a shake issue as well before the neck problem..

[narl]

Wonder if that has to do with the neck problems he had?

[cyberheater]

He also appears to shake.

Didn't stop him becoming number 1 though.

[cyberheater]

Fantastic stuff by Bingham. Best snooker I've seen this tournament so far.