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I confidently predict that Reanne Evans is going to be given a wsa wildcard to 2010-11 pro tour.
you read it here first!!
you read it here first!!
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Janie Watkins
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That's great. I'd rather watch her than Adrian Gunnell..
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Nice chance for her to make some decent money without going to 9ball.Comment
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Cool
Co-winner of Spike’s 2009 UK Championship number of centuries prediction contest.
RIP Noel. RIP.Comment
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I would love to watch her play more often in videos and hopefully live as well.:-)Comment
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exactly what I said in my post - the 2010-2011 WSA Professional TourOriginally Posted by jb134 View PostJanie Watkins
On Q Promotions / South West Snooker Academy
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Reanne is the most beautiful and charming lady world champion ever in my opinion.
Will Maria get to play as well?Comment
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I think this is a good thing for the sport. Hearn will more than likely of invited her, like he did to a certain women darts player to go and play with the big boys. She more than holds her own aswell, hopefully Reanne will do the same.Comment
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Excellent news! Congratulations to Reanne and best of luck! GO GIRL!
Winner of the 2009 UK Championship Lucky Dip
Co-winner of Spike’s 2009 UK Championship number of centuries prediction contestComment
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It's the perfect day to spread some negativism, so here we go...
How exactly does this go along with the "we won't reward mediocrity" policy? It's another case of a player being rewarded for something other than their snooker ability. It may be a good decision from a commercial point of view, but the organization that is supposed to be the governing body of a sport should treat every player fairly, and I struggle to believe that she compares favourably to the likes of Tian Pengfei in terms of snooker ability.
But that doesn't seem to count for much these days. Good luck to her anyway.
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make no mistake she can play the game.Originally Posted by Odrl View PostIt's the perfect day to spread some negativism, so here we go...
How exactly does this go along with the "we won't reward mediocrity" policy? It's another case of a player being rewarded for something other than their snooker ability. It may be a good decision from a commercial point of view, but the organization that is supposed to be the governing body of a sport should treat every player fairly, and I struggle to believe that she compares favourably to the likes of Tian Pengfei in terms of snooker ability.
But that doesn't seem to count for much these days. Good luck to her anyway.Comment
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