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Official Snooker Thread (Part 7)
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clarky323
23-11-2016
Originally Posted by GuitarDrone:
“Is there a way of watching today's matches for free?. Eurosport Player charges £4.99 and it's not on TV until Saturday.”

I pay £2.99 a month for it on iPad. Or as TC said, open a bet365 account, you don't have to use the account just top up once and you can watch it forever.

Hope you didn't take up TC's tip of putting £10 on Aditya Mehta to beat Luca Brecel though as the latter won 6-0!
Terrence Chant
23-11-2016
No Wonder my account balance is £0.01

Seriously though it's good to see Luca seemingly playing confidently again. Hopefully he can build on beating Murphy in the last tournament and have a good run in the UK like he did a few years back
Terrence Chant
23-11-2016
Talking of the last tournament, the winner of the Northern Ireland Open, Mark King, has just been knocked out 6-2 by Sam Craigie. Understable perhaps if after his heroics Sunday there was little left in the tank mentally. Great win for Craigie though.
clarky323
23-11-2016
Ronnie O'Sullivan played his first round match tonight. Took one hour and twenty minutes (including interval).

He won 6-0, made three centuries, a 90, an 80 and a 63. Incredible.
Terrence Chant
25-11-2016
Went on too late for me but woke up to find the defending champ Robbo succumbed 6-3 to Peter Lines - big shocker that obviously.

Don't know what's up with Neil, he's having a very mediocre season by his standards. Peter is of amateur status now too - although is probably as good still as a lot of the mid to lower ranked pros on his day.

Still, all nearly as surprising as Angles coming back from 0-5 to win a decider (v Wild)!
clarky323
26-11-2016
UK Championship started today on TV. Mark Selby and John Higgins both tested this afternoon winning 6-4 against Daniel Wells and Noppon Saengkham respectively.

Tonight Fergal O'Brien has just produced an incredible performance making no fewer than five centuries in beating Barry Hawkins 6-5!
Scrumper
27-11-2016
Higgins gives me gas.
Darren Lethem
27-11-2016
Peter Lines through to the last 32. Some going for an 'amateur' and the conqueror of Robbo
Grouty
27-11-2016
Driving with Davis
iamsofired
27-11-2016
Ding got dressed in the dark today
Darren Lethem
27-11-2016
147 for Mark Allen
clarky323
27-11-2016
Originally Posted by Darren Lethem:
“147 for Mark Allen”

His first ever 147 break quite surprisingly.
Darren Lethem
27-11-2016
Originally Posted by clarky323:
“His first ever 147 break quite surprisingly.”

Yep. Up until today he had had the same amount as me
Grouty
27-11-2016
Trump 5-2 down to O Lines
Grouty
27-11-2016
Trump could be going out here 6-2.

EDIT:

and he does, Well done O lines.
Terrence Chant
27-11-2016
Fantastic result for Oliver and thoroughly merited. The Lines family ripping through the top seeds!
Hayden
27-11-2016
Originally Posted by Terrence Chant:
“Fantastic result for Oliver and thoroughly merited. The Lines family ripping through the top seeds!”

Both got decent draws as well.
Felt a bit sorry for Judd tonight, obviously his namesake has used up all of the Trump luck recently.
zawtowers
27-11-2016
Cracking result for Oliver Lines, and he played properly, went for the right shots, and held the nerve when needed.

With Judd Trump, Stuart Bingham and Neil Robertson out, I think there may be some more shocks to come yet, and all the better for it.

Well done Mark Allen on making a 147 at last too - I was there seeing his 146 at the Crucible back in 2010 (he was out of position on about the fourth black so went for pink, then cleaned up from there) so always good to get that one done.
Terrence Chant
27-11-2016
Originally Posted by Hayden:
“Both got decent draws as well.
Felt a bit sorry for Judd tonight, obviously his namesake has used up all of the Trump luck recently.”

Yes both have perfectly winnable games. Not unique for a father and son to both reach a last 32 but Neal and (more pertinently) Geoff Foulds wouldn't have been in a last 16 simultaneously
Jason C
28-11-2016
Just watching the late night highlights and there's a guy called Muir playing wearing a black fingerless glove on his bridge hand.

How on earth is that allowed by the WPBSA?
Darren Lethem
28-11-2016
Originally Posted by Jason C:
“Just watching the late night highlights and there's a guy called Muir playing wearing a black fingerless glove on his bridge hand.

How on earth is that allowed by the WPBSA?”

Why ? What rule is he breaking ? Pool players wear them a lot
Terrence Chant
28-11-2016
I wish Mark King had worn one last week - cover up his ugly tattooed hands 😛
Jason C
28-11-2016
Originally Posted by Darren Lethem:
“Why ? What rule is he breaking ? Pool players wear them a lot”

I just thought that it could be regarded as an unfair artificial aid in delivering the cue.
Terrence Chant
28-11-2016
Nah perfectly legal Jase - down the years several players have used one....Paddy Browne, Dene O'Kane and Nigel Gilbert spring to mind

Edit: well, not exactly spring....spent the last fifteen minutes trying to remember Paddy
zawtowers
28-11-2016
Been enjoying the UK Championship so far, even though most of the time during the evenings it's been BBC Red Button coverage rather than live on BBC2.

On the other tables, Luca Brecel is close to wrapping up victory over Yu De Lu, and Mei Xi Wen is pulling it back to 3-2 down against Marco Fu, having been 3-0 behind.

Steve Davis mentioned in commentary how John Higgins can pull something out of the fire when needed, when not playing well. Willie then reminded him of Steve's ability to do the same - well they all learned from the master
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