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This is interesting
On ITV earlier they said how Gary Wilson had taken to social media to say he accepted the decision and it was correct This makes me think otherwise. Posted on his twitter by him @WorldSnooker1 IMG_1148.JPG surely the ref should have not made a decision until it was checked out with video evidence. If clock says zero. |
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What's this blonde referee's name in the Ronnie match?
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Ronnie O'Sullivan opens the Welsh Open Snooker this afternoon against Barry Pinches. Apart from Eurosport, coverage on BBC Two Wales (Sky channel 971) and BBC Red Button.
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Hes Going for a 147, and that refs hot
![]() EDIT: He made a 146. |
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Can't believe he turned down the 147 because the prize money was too low. Disgusting way to treat the fans, he obviously thinks more about the money than he does his fans.
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Hes Going for a 147, and that refs hot
![]() EDIT: He made a 146. Nice. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CbRWKozUUAAusKJ.jpg |
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Can't believe he turned down the 147 because the prize money was too low. Disgusting way to treat the fans, he obviously thinks more about the money than he does his fans.
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Can't believe he turned down the 147 because the prize money was too low. Disgusting way to treat the fans, he obviously thinks more about the money than he does his fans.
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Just can't wrap my head around this, why wouldn't you go for the 147? He could've done it for the fans and then donated the 10k to charity if it meant that little to him.just mind boggling.
Well done Ronnie, you got what you want, sadly the fans didn't get what they wanted. |
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Barry Hearn is adding to the drama on twitter but he knows Ronnie is box office and he knows this little incident has got this particular tournament on the sports pages of the websites. So he won't care. All publicity is good publicity.
There is no guarantee he'd have got the 147 of course. The red did seem a little difficult to position if he'd gone for the black. Who knows. |
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You've got to love Ronnie. Personally I think it's ridiculous that the money rolls over at all. I would have a fixed £25,000 in all televised tournaments irrespective of whether it was won in the previous tournament or not. Robbo won £40,000 for the 147 at the UK, but it wasn't any more worthy than this one (or any less). That is both a nice reward for such an achievement and wouldn't be a massive financial burden on the authorities.
Don't blame Ronnie at all. Legend. |
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His brain does not really work like anyone else and his chain of thought is often wrong.
If it is a £10,000 accumulative 147 pot per tournament then if someone wins it after 5 tournaments, the total is the exact same if it is him getting it twice. His maths looks seriously flawed. He has lost himself 10 grand if he does not get the next 147! I wonder if his missus told him he is a plonker on this one yet? |
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The referee in question is Desislava Bozhilova.
Information on her and others here: http://www.worldsnooker.com/corporat...ther-referees/ |
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The referee in question is Desislava Bozhilova.
Information on her and others here: http://www.worldsnooker.com/corporat...ther-referees/ As for Ronnie, he's there to win snooker matches, not to win them by making 147 breaks. Totally unacceptable of big mouth Hearn to do his usual in public after someone does somthing he doesn't like. I wouldn't blame Ronnie for permanently quitting the game. I'd love to see the look on the Essex Gobshite's face when he realises O'Sullivan's the only player the public want to watch, and that without him, the sport is dead in the water. |
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I remember when getting a Maximum break would be worth over Hundred grand Now it is peanuts Ronnie does not need the money and he has had so many Maximums than i have had hot dinners Barry Hearn should put his hand in his pocket and put the prize money up for a Maximum
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She's got nothing on Michaela Tabb who can pot my balls any day of the week.
As for Ronnie, he's there to win snooker matches, not to win them by making 147 breaks. Totally unacceptable of big mouth Hearn to do his usual in public after someone does somthing he doesn't like. I wouldn't blame Ronnie for permanently quitting the game. I'd love to see the look on the Essex Gobshite's face when he realises O'Sullivan's the only player the public want to watch, and that without him, the sport is dead in the water. Serves the idiot organisers right, used to be loads more for maximums and last I checked they've not got any easier to make. Anyway, they've got more publicity for this little tournament out of this than if Ronnie had made another 147. Even Willie Thorne commentating found it funny
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You've got to love Ronnie. Personally I think it's ridiculous that the money rolls over at all. I would have a fixed £25,000 in all televised tournaments irrespective of whether it was won in the previous tournament or not. Robbo won £40,000 for the 147 at the UK, but it wasn't any more worthy than this one (or any less). That is both a nice reward for such an achievement and wouldn't be a massive financial burden on the authorities.
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She's got nothing on Michaela Tabb who can pot my balls any day of the week.
As for Ronnie, he's there to win snooker matches, not to win them by making 147 breaks. Totally unacceptable of big mouth Hearn to do his usual in public after someone does somthing he doesn't like. I wouldn't blame Ronnie for permanently quitting the game. I'd love to see the look on the Essex Gobshite's face when he realises O'Sullivan's the only player the public want to watch, and that without him, the sport is dead in the water. Quote:
+1 to this.
Serves the idiot organisers right, used to be loads more for maximums and last I checked they've not got any easier to make. Anyway, they've got more publicity for this little tournament out of this than if Ronnie had made another 147. Even Willie Thorne commentating found it funny ![]() |
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Stuart Bingham isn't having a good season (Masters apart) - another early exit.
Not great with the defence of his World Championships coming up. |
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Stuart Bingham isn't having a good season (Masters apart) - another early exit.
Not great with the defence of his World Championships coming up. |
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What a brilliant 72 counterclearance by Hamilton to knock out the World Champion.
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Absolutely no surprise though. Was always going to be another "Joe Johnson".
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Question to the Ronnie lovers. Had that been Mark Selby or Stuart Bingham, would you feel the same ? I'd be very surprised. Baring in mind that Selby gets absolutely slaughtered for doing a fist pump and Bingham for having no hair, it's pretty safe to say they'd be criticised on here by many
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... All he succeeded in doing was letting down those fans who were there. The crowd like to see a 147, we like to see a 147, and he let them down because he doesn't care....
But with the publicity, comparitively few will be able to say they were there for the famous £8000 losing 146. |
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I remember when getting a Maximum break would be worth over Hundred grand Now it is peanuts Ronnie does not need the money and he has had so many Maximums than i have had hot dinners Barry Hearn should put his hand in his pocket and put the prize money up for a Maximum
You can’t surely expect 147,000 quid to be handed out every time a maximum is made no matter what the tournament is. |
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