How can Jack Lisowski have to play again so soon after his match against Robertson. Seems totally unfair to me as the others have had time to put their feet up and wind down a little.
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Originally Posted by bluenose1940 View PostHow can Jack Lisowski have to play again so soon after his match against Robertson. Seems totally unfair to me as the others have had time to put their feet up and wind down a little.
John Higgins, Judd Trump, Stuart Bingham were all playing yesterday as well, so Jack is not being picked on
Up the TSF! :snooker:
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Yes it's a shame, it's got to be difficult after an epic match to regain your focus and go again so quickly and that's evident this afternoon I think. It's the nature of the beast though and the way the cookie crumbles means it's the luck of the draw involved too.
Only way to look at it I guess, is as Hendry does and that is that it's the World Championship so you get your sleep and you "get up for it" no matter what.⚪ 🔴🟡🟢🟤🔵💗⚫🕳️😎
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Originally Posted by Cue crafty View PostYes it's a shame, it's got to be difficult after an epic match to regain your focus and go again so quickly and that's evident this afternoon I think. It's the nature of the beast though and the way the cookie crumbles means it's the luck of the draw involved too.
Only way to look at it I guess, is as Hendry does and that is that it's the World Championship so you get your sleep and you "get up for it" no matter what.
"you cant please all of the fools all of the time" [or some such saying]
Up the TSF! :snooker:
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It wasn’t that late a night for Jack. Would have got to bed at a reasonable hour after all his post match interviews. Could have had a long lie this morning if he wanted and a leisurely breakfast. Full English if he wanted. Still got time for a bit of practice before a 2.30 start.
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Originally Posted by Nifty50 View PostIt wasn’t that late a night for Jack. Would have got to bed at a reasonable hour after all his post match interviews. Could have had a long lie this morning if he wanted and a leisurely breakfast. Full English if he wanted. Still got time for a bit of practice before a 2.30 start.Speak up, you've got to speak up against the madness, you've got speak your mind if you dare
but don't try to get yourself elected, for if you do you'll have to cut your hair
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I was looking at the schedule last night trying to work out how it affects Higgins in QF3 and I have no idea how it works but it looks like winners of QF1 and QF2 will ultimately conclude the SF session in the afternoon meaning the winners of QF3 and QF4 will be playing the concluding session of their SF matches in the evening session so they have less time to prepare and the buzz of getting to the final could make it hard to sleep.
Does anyone know stats on how many winners have been in QF1/2 and QF3/4 to see if there is a pattern? How does the draw and seeding affect if a player will be in QF1/2 or QF3/4?
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Originally Posted by MrRottweiler View PostI was looking at the schedule last night trying to work out how it affects Higgins in QF3 and I have no idea how it works but it looks like winners of QF1 and QF2 will ultimately conclude the SF session in the afternoon meaning the winners of QF3 and QF4 will be playing the concluding session of their SF matches in the evening session so they have less time to prepare and the buzz of getting to the final could make it hard to sleep.
Does anyone know stats on how many winners have been in QF1/2 and QF3/4 to see if there is a pattern? How does the draw and seeding affect if a player will be in QF1/2 or QF3/4?
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Just to add to that, I've checked the last 30 editions of the World Championship. Assuming the match schedule has stayed the same throughout this period, the winner of the earlier SF went on to win the final 13 times, while the other player won it 17 times. So it doesn't seem to make much of a difference. Higher seed won 19 out of 30 by the way, although there were some years where the higher seed wasn't objectively the better player, in my opinion.
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he and higgins did get the short straw / or preferable draw depending on which way you or a player is looking or feels at it in that they play their 2nd and 3rd sessions in successive sessions today due to start at 1430 and 1900 , it happens to one quarter final match every year , this year it was theirs.
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Originally Posted by vmax View Post
Exactly, he didn't have to get up at 4.30 am and go out digging ditches
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Originally Posted by Odrl View PostJust to add to that, I've checked the last 30 editions of the World Championship. Assuming the match schedule has stayed the same throughout this period, the winner of the earlier SF went on to win the final 13 times, while the other player won it 17 times. So it doesn't seem to make much of a difference. Higher seed won 19 out of 30 by the way, although there were some years where the higher seed wasn't objectively the better player, in my opinion.
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