by Skullman » 26 Apr 2013 Read
Bad cannon for Dott means back to safety...
Edit: Or not
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by Wildey » 26 Apr 2013 Read
Barry Hawkins 6-9 Mark Selby
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by Lucky » 26 Apr 2013 Read
Modern day grinder Selby....from the mouth of Phil Yates.
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by Andre147 » 26 Apr 2013 Read
Selby 9-6 up.. Hawkins definately has to take this last frame to make it 9-7 behind, otherwise 10-6 will be a bit too much for him I think.
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by Skullman » 26 Apr 2013 Read
Buckets! That was deffo hitting the jaw.
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by Lucky » 26 Apr 2013 Read
Pockets like dicks up a shirt sleeve.
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by Smart » 26 Apr 2013 Read
Lucky wrote:Modern day grinder Selby....from the mouth of Phil Yates.
YES, heard that too
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by Wildey » 26 Apr 2013 Read
Lucky wrote:Modern day grinder Selby....from the mouth of Phil Yates.
to be compared to thorburn what a compliment that is
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by Smart » 26 Apr 2013 Read
Wild WC wrote:Lucky wrote:Modern day grinder Selby....from the mouth of Phil Yates.
to be compared to thorburn what a compliment that is
he never said it in a complimentary way
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by Wildey » 26 Apr 2013 Read
Shaun Murphy 12-11 Graeme Dott
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by Wildey » 26 Apr 2013 Read
Smart wrote:Wild WC wrote:Lucky wrote:Modern day grinder Selby....from the mouth of Phil Yates.
to be compared to thorburn what a compliment that is
he never said it in a complimentary way
still a compliment always has been in snooker
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by Skullman » 26 Apr 2013 Read
Careless swerve from Dott.
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by Skullman » 26 Apr 2013 Read
Wild WC wrote:Lucky wrote:Modern day grinder Selby....from the mouth of Phil Yates.
to be compared to thorburn what a compliment that is
Now just has to match his achievements of three Masters and a Worlds.
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by Lucky » 26 Apr 2013 Read
I think the term grinder has come to mean slow. In Cliffs day it meant tough to beat, times change.
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by Skullman » 26 Apr 2013 Read
Hawkins gets out 9-7 behind, barring snookers. Still think Selby will kill him off soon.
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by Wildey » 26 Apr 2013 Read
Lucky wrote:I think the term grinder has come to mean slow. In Cliffs day it meant tough to beat, times change.
it has the same meaning unfortunately people have mistakenly taken it as some sort of derogatory term without totally understanding it origin.
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by GJ » 26 Apr 2013 Read
WILD
people with short attention spans
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by Roland » 26 Apr 2013 Read
Smart wrote:Wild WC wrote:Lucky wrote:Modern day grinder Selby....from the mouth of Phil Yates.
to be compared to thorburn what a compliment that is
he never said it in a complimentary way
Yes he did, I heard it.
Dotty has been awesome tonight. Come on wee man
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by GJ » 26 Apr 2013 Read
shaun getting nervy
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by GJ » 26 Apr 2013 Read
excellent safety from shaun
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by Lucky » 26 Apr 2013 Read
Wild WC wrote:Lucky wrote:I think the term grinder has come to mean slow. In Cliffs day it meant tough to beat, times change.
it has the same meaning unfortunately people have mistakenly taken it as some sort of derogatory term without totally understanding it origin.
Which way do you think Yates meant it. I'm assuming he knows the origins of the term.
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by Roland » 26 Apr 2013 Read
He meant it in the right way and he's right
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by Skullman » 26 Apr 2013 Read
Dott looks like he's about to fall asleep.
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by GJ » 26 Apr 2013 Read
is this really shaun murphy playing quality safety ...........
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by Wildey » 26 Apr 2013 Read
Lucky wrote:Wild WC wrote:Lucky wrote:I think the term grinder has come to mean slow. In Cliffs day it meant tough to beat, times change.
it has the same meaning unfortunately people have mistakenly taken it as some sort of derogatory term without totally understanding it origin.
Which way do you think Yates meant it. I'm assuming he knows the origins of the term.
earlier in thee week Phil yates said that Grinding is an art form in itself....Believe me phil yates appreciates that aspect of the game.
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by GJ » 26 Apr 2013 Read
this is a crucible classic
LOVE IT
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by Skullman » 26 Apr 2013 Read
Dotty in now...
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