Sports Lottery Cup Wuxi Classic Final Discussion !!!

Robbo looks gutted for joe

Shows what great friends they are

Robbo is either really happy for himself or really sad for Joe.

Both players not looking particularly happy.

Robbo lucky, lucky, lucky! As I said earlier, Perry PLAYED his plant PERFECTLY in the penultimate frame. If it had gone in then he would have had a chance to win the tournament.

GJ wrote:Robbo looks gutted for joe

Shows what great friends they are

He should have let Joe have this one then

Snooker Overdrive wrote:

GJ wrote:Robbo looks gutted for joe

Shows what great friends they are

He should have let Joe have this one then

Looks like we could have another season with just 4 or 5 players winning all the titles

Andy Spark wrote:Robbo lucky, lucky, lucky! As I said earlier, Perry PLAYED his plant PERFECTLY in the penultimate frame. If it had gone in then he would have had a chance to win the tournament.

it wasent perfect or it would have gone bloody in

what part of the definition of perfect you don't understand?

Joe Johnson said Perry hit the plant perfectly

I rest my case ha ha

Snooker Overdrive wrote:

GJ wrote:Robbo looks gutted for joe

Shows what great friends they are

He should have let Joe have this one then

he wouldn't have been aloud in to Australia tomorrow if he did lol

Snooker Overdrive wrote:

Skullman wrote:

Snooker Overdrive wrote:

Alex0paul wrote:Joe Perry has won all of their final frame deciders

How many have they played?

One and that was the CL. This is completely different.

Alex0paul

Its not the aussie way to let others win but if I was in robbos shoes there and had beat a great friend I would have been emotional as well.

TheRocket wrote:Great friendship. You've clearly seen how gutted Robbo was for Joe. He knows that he has taken Joes best chance ever to win the first ranker.

Agree, since winning that Asian PTC, Joe has looked a diferent player, sad that he loses this final but that's snooker.

Robbo

That's Jimmy whites total matched

whos next wild ?????

Hi Andre how are you doing?

Snooker Overdrive wrote:Hi Andre how are you doing?

Very well SO, enjoying Summer time

Need to change my avatar though might bring the good old Dulux dog back or something similar.

GJ wrote:That's Jimmy whites total matched

whos next wild ?????

Ding and Williams

GJ wrote:That's Jimmy whites total matched

whos next wild ?????

Ding on 11.

It's not often a player sucefully defends his ranking title these days, so hats off to Robbo for that aswell.

Skullman wrote:

GJ wrote:That's Jimmy whites total matched

whos next wild ?????

Ding on 11.

So much for post-match interviews...

The only thing Chinese care is their flowers

Andre147 wrote:

Snooker Overdrive wrote:Hi Andre how are you doing?

Very well SO, enjoying Summer time

Need to change my avatar though might bring the good old Dulux back or something similar.

Great. I'm doing alright as well. I also felt it was time to change the old avatar, a year was long enough.

By the way, I'll be on holiday in Portugal in September. Looking very much forward to that

Wildey wrote:

Andy Spark wrote:Robbo lucky, lucky, lucky! As I said earlier, Perry PLAYED his plant PERFECTLY in the penultimate frame. If it had gone in then he would have had a chance to win the tournament.

it wasent perfect or it would have gone bloody in

what part of the definition of perfect you don't understand?

Your English language skills are so lacking that I can barely be bothered to explain to you. However, I shall afford you some time.


Why do you think I put "played" in capital letters? The shot was PLAYED perfectly. The OUTCOME was imperfect. This shot was one of those rare occasions in snooker where you had to aim for the center of two successful outcomes and hope that the first red did not hit exactly where you aimed. He knew when he struck the shot that if he played it 100% perfectly then the second red would not drop, he had to hope that he didn't play the shot perfectly, however, unfortunately he did. He could have elected to play for either side to eliminate this issue, in which case a perfect shot would have met with a perfect outcome, however, the problem in doing so is that the margin of error on the shot would have halved.