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Burnett

Snooker Overdrive wrote:

Cannonball wrote:

mantorok wrote:

Andre147 PGC wrote:Burnett like I said when the session started having a shocker like Bingo yesterday so Perry I'm sure will earn a meeting with Ronnie.

Would have liked Burnett though after his recent comments about him

What comments?

I can't remember exactly now. Andre will know.

http://www.inside-snooker.com/snooker/2 ... unbeatable

And which of his comments are disrespectful to O'Sullivan?

I'd much rather see Perry win this match so at least ROS v Perry has a chance at being competitive.

Selby has the white ball on a piece of string

a four feet long piece.

Disrespectful? Nobody said they were not respecful, it's just such a loser mentality.

Joe Perry 10-7 Jamie Burnett
Mark Selby 5-3 Michael White

Nice break from Perry. If he's in the balls, he can sweep across the table and pot it off like nothing. What a tremendous second session.

yeah, but burnett choked really

he had enough chances to win at least three frames

Jester82 wrote:Nice break from Perry. If he's in the balls, he can sweep across the table and pot it off like nothing. What a tremendous second session.

He will struggle against Ronnie though.

That session in 2008 UK Champs he had is a distant memory now, nowadays Ronnie doesn't collapse like that.

Should be an easy win for Ronnie, I can see Perry winning 7 or 8 frames at most.

Andre147 PGC wrote:Disrespectful? Nobody said they were not respecful, it's just such a loser mentality.

Oh, you sounded like there was disrespect...but what do you expect? Saying, he'll bring him down on a long distance? Just being honest about his chances I suppose.

Selby putting reds safe on the cushion despite being 17 points behind.

what would have happened if the chalk touched one of the colours

Selby after being 5-1 in front could find himself only 5-4 ahead after this session.

Wasn't expecting this at 5-1 to be honest.

Andre147 PGC wrote:

Jester82 wrote:Nice break from Perry. If he's in the balls, he can sweep across the table and pot it off like nothing. What a tremendous second session.

He will struggle against Ronnie though.

That session in 2008 UK Champs he had is a distant memory now, nowadays Ronnie doesn't collapse like that.

Should be an easy win for Ronnie, I can see Perry winning 7 or 8 frames at most.

Well, was not particularly talking about a direct face-off, just a general observation of Perry's abilities.
Honestly, I see Ronnie squeeze through with ease as with the other chaps predicting a Perry defeat, however he is advised to not underestimate Perry.

After Selby went 5-1 in front I thought for a moment he would win this match easily without too much effort. But then I remembered that this is Mark Selby

Snooker Overdrive wrote:After Selby went 5-1 in front I thought for a moment he would win this match easily without too much effort. But then I remembered that this is Mark Selby

He never likes to win things easy does he as opposed to Ronnie... that's why he wastes so much mental energy that is nedeed in a long tourney such as this.

michael white is a QF defender

Snooker Overdrive wrote:After Selby went 5-1 in front I thought for a moment he would win this match easily without too much effort. But then I remembered that this is Mark Selby

Yea he really needs to push home advantages.

I went out at 4-1 and i cant believe the score when i came back

Monday 21st of April

10am

Joe Perry 10-7 Jamie Burnett
Mark Selby 5-4 Michael White

2.30pm

**Ding Junhui 6-3 Michael Wasley
John Higgins v Alan McManus

7pm

Ricky Walden v Kyren Wilson
**Mark Selby v Michael White

Bloody hell, another eternal safety battle!

Well done White! Looks like it will be a close match after all.

Selby looks burnt out.

mantorok wrote:Selby looks burnt out.

Well, has he been dozy like this in the past? I can't recall...

Jester82 wrote:

mantorok wrote:Selby looks burnt out.

Well, has he been dozy like this in the past? I can't recall...

No it's the excuse he will come up with if he loses the match.

mantorok wrote:

Jester82 wrote:

mantorok wrote:Selby looks burnt out.

Well, has he been dozy like this in the past? I can't recall...

No it's the excuse he will come up with if he loses the match.

Don't think any player would be that stupid to use that excuse anymore...

The fact is he shouldn't have played in the China Open, he said so himself but it was his choice.

I still think Selby will win, but will be close as I'd like it to be anyway. Wouldn't mind Whitey upseting him though, the lad is great talent and we need players like him coming through more often.

masterdoctorgenius wrote:what would have happened if the chalk touched one of the colours

What a disaster that would have been. He was snookered on all reds, so unless the chalk pushed one of the colours out of the way, it would have been a free ball, with the green waiting over the middle pocket. And all that from "goofing around" basically.

Anyway, some shocking snooker towards the end in that match, but White will be delighted to get out of the session 5-4. Selby won't be playing like that again though, so White really needs to cut out the missed sitters.

Good win for Perry, put the pressure on with some solid play in the first two frames, then won the crucial frame to go 6-6, and he never looked like losing since, even though it went quite scrappy. He had some bursts of good play in the match, but he really needs to prolong them over the whole match to compete with O'Sullivan.

Great comeback Joseph

Wildcards issue

Angles

Alans trousers lol