by Badsnookerplayer » 13 Nov 2018 Read
Pinkball - could you please clarify the situation regarding places 19 and 20.
I am happy to update the list but will wait until I have your approval.
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by TheRocket » 13 Nov 2018 Read
Iranu wrote:Badsnookerplayer wrote:Where does Dennis Taylor go?
To the golf course.
He should be ranked 1985 th
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by Holden Chinaski » 13 Nov 2018 Read
It's hard to rank players like Griffiths, Hunter, Maguire, Dott, Bingham, Carter....
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by Badsnookerplayer » 13 Nov 2018 Read
Holden Chinaski wrote:It's hard to rank players like Griffiths, Hunter, Maguire, Dott, Bingham....
Pinkie will do it
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by Pink Ball » 13 Nov 2018 Read
Badsnookerplayer wrote:TheRocket wrote:19. Bingham
20. Griffiths
Pinkball - are you happy to sanction this?
Certainly not.
I have not thought beyond the top 18 just yet. As you've seen already, it is vital that I give this my full, unrivalled attention. This is, after all, the official list.
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by Pink Ball » 13 Nov 2018 Read
Badsnookerplayer wrote:Pinkball - could you please clarify the situation regarding places 19 and 20.
I am happy to update the list but will wait until I have your approval.
Don't rush me. I have decided the top 18. I will give you the top 32, but I need time.
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by Badsnookerplayer » 13 Nov 2018 Read
Slightly amended list following Pinkball's latest statement.
1. Ronnie O'Sullivan
2. Stephen Hendry
3. John Higgins
4. Steve Davis
5. Mark Williams
6. Ray Reardon
7. Mark Selby
8. Alex Higgins
9. Neil Robertson
10. Ding Junhui
11. Peter Ebdon
12. Jimmy White
13. John Parrott
14. John Spencer
15. Ken Doherty
16. Shaun Murphy
17. Judd Trump
18. Cliff Thorburn
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by Badsnookerplayer » 13 Nov 2018 Read
Dear posters,
It would seem that the Great Leader is fatigued after his cogitation on the correct ordering of snooker players over the last fifty years. We must now allow him to rest and I am sure you will join me in thanking him for his divine wisdom and knowledge.
It is my greatest hope that over the coming days Pinkball san will be able to re-coup his mental strength and give further insights but until then please do not trouble him further.
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by Iranu » 13 Nov 2018 Read
Pink Ball wrote:Iranu wrote:Thinking about it, I'm with Rocket that Murphy should be ahead of Trump too.
You said it yourself Pink Ball - you can't base this list on what might be/have been achieved. Expecting Judd to win more from here shouldn't factor in, and Murphy's TC confortably overcomes the 1 ranking deficit.
Yeah, buck it, I'm convinced. I am indeed basing it on what I'm certain will happen.
Murphy moves up one more place, but that's it. No bucking way he was better than Doherty. Doherty played against the very best at their best and did not back down.
appreciate your flexibility on this.
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by Iranu » 14 Nov 2018 Read
In less pressing news, Robertson pulls a frame back. 3-2 to Woollaston.
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by Johnny Bravo » 14 Nov 2018 Read
A. List based on peak form and ability:
1. Ronnie O'Sullivan
2. Stephen Hendry
3. John Higgins
4. Ding Junhui
5. Mark Williams
6. Neil Robertson
7. Jimmy White
8. Judd Trump
9. Alex Higgins
10. Shaun Murphy
B. Official list, based on career achievements + peak form + impact on the sport:
1. Ronnie O'Sullivan
2. Stephen Hendry
3. John Higgins
4. Steve Davis
5. Mark Williams
6. Ray Reardon
7. Alex Higgins
8. Selbo
9. Neil Robertson
10. Jimmy White
11. Ding Junhui
12. Shaun Murphy
13. Judd Trump
14. Peter Ebdon
15. Stuart Bingham
16. John Spencer
17. Ken Doherty
18. John Parrot
19. Paul Hunter
20. Cliff Thorburn
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by Chalk McHugh » 14 Nov 2018 Read
Pink Ball wrote:Badsnookerplayer wrote:Pinkball - could you please clarify the situation regarding places 19 and 20.
I am happy to update the list but will wait until I have your approval.
Don't rush me. I have decided the top 18. I will give you the top 32, but I need time.
Haha fair play man. Give the man some time lads. This is afterall the OFFICIAL list and pinkie needs to do a little brainstorming. Good list. Glad to see the Darling of Dublin in there.
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by Badsnookerplayer » 14 Nov 2018 Read
Chalk McHugh wrote:Pink Ball wrote:Badsnookerplayer wrote:Pinkball - could you please clarify the situation regarding places 19 and 20.
I am happy to update the list but will wait until I have your approval.
Don't rush me. I have decided the top 18. I will give you the top 32, but I need time.
Haha fair play man. Give the man some time lads. This is afterall the OFFICIAL list and pinkie needs to do a little brainstorming. Good list. Glad to see the Darling of Dublin in there.
The Corrs?
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by Holden Chinaski » 14 Nov 2018 Read
Badsnookerplayer wrote:Dear posters,
It would seem that the Great Leader is fatigued after his cogitation on the correct ordering of snooker players over the last fifty years. We must now allow him to rest and I am sure you will join me in thanking him for his divine wisdom and knowledge.
It is my greatest hope that over the coming days Pinkball san will be able to re-coup his mental strength and give further insights but until then please do not trouble him further.
I wonder if he will ever find the answer to the age old question... Tits or ass?
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by Chalk McHugh » 14 Nov 2018 Read
Badsnookerplayer wrote:Chalk McHugh wrote:Pink Ball wrote:Badsnookerplayer wrote:Pinkball - could you please clarify the situation regarding places 19 and 20.
I am happy to update the list but will wait until I have your approval.
Don't rush me. I have decided the top 18. I will give you the top 32, but I need time.
Haha fair play man. Give the man some time lads. This is afterall the OFFICIAL list and pinkie needs to do a little brainstorming. Good list. Glad to see the Darling of Dublin in there.
The Corrs?
The man with the nice shoes ha.
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by Badsnookerplayer » 14 Nov 2018 Read
Johnny Bravo wrote:A. List based on peak form and ability:
1. Ronnie O'Sullivan
2. Stephen Hendry
3. John Higgins
4. Ding Junhui
5. Mark Williams
6. Neil Robertson
7. Jimmy White
8. Judd Trump
9. Alex Higgins
10. Shaun Murphy
B. Official list, based on career achievements + peak form + impact on the sport:
1. Ronnie O'Sullivan
2. Stephen Hendry
3. John Higgins
4. Steve Davis
5. Mark Williams
6. Ray Reardon
7. Alex Higgins
8. Selbo
9. Neil Robertson
10. Jimmy White
11. Ding Junhui
12. Shaun Murphy
13. Judd Trump
14. Peter Ebdon
15. Stuart Bingham
16. John Spencer
17. Ken Doherty
18. John Parrot
19. Paul Hunter
20. Cliff Thorburn
What the buck are you doing?
Has Pinkball sanctioned this?
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by Wildey » 14 Nov 2018 Read
Johnny Bravo wrote:Apparently, Judd considers Higgins the second best of all time, after ROS.
Gues Hendry is gonna have to settle for 3rd.
He said Second or 3rd you just want to hear what you want to hear
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by Dan-cat » 14 Nov 2018 Read
Robbo pulls it back to 3-2
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by Johnny Bravo » 14 Nov 2018 Read
Badsnookerplayer wrote:Johnny Bravo wrote:A. List based on peak form and ability:
1. Ronnie O'Sullivan
2. Stephen Hendry
3. John Higgins
4. Ding Junhui
5. Mark Williams
6. Neil Robertson
7. Jimmy White
8. Judd Trump
9. Alex Higgins
10. Shaun Murphy
B. Official list, based on career achievements + peak form + impact on the sport:
1. Ronnie O'Sullivan
2. Stephen Hendry
3. John Higgins
4. Steve Davis
5. Mark Williams
6. Ray Reardon
7. Alex Higgins
8. Selbo
9. Neil Robertson
10. Jimmy White
11. Ding Junhui
12. Shaun Murphy
13. Judd Trump
14. Peter Ebdon
15. Stuart Bingham
16. John Spencer
17. Ken Doherty
18. John Parrot
19. Paul Hunter
20. Cliff Thorburn
What the buck are you doing?
Has Pinkball sanctioned this?
He will, as soon as he sees my brilliant reasoning
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by Iranu » 14 Nov 2018 Read
Holden Chinaski wrote:Badsnookerplayer wrote:Dear posters,
It would seem that the Great Leader is fatigued after his cogitation on the correct ordering of snooker players over the last fifty years. We must now allow him to rest and I am sure you will join me in thanking him for his divine wisdom and knowledge.
It is my greatest hope that over the coming days Pinkball san will be able to re-coup his mental strength and give further insights but until then please do not trouble him further.
I wonder if he will ever find the answer to the age old question... Tits or ass?
First we must bestow upon our great Rosé Overlord gifts of pearl necklaces, that he may waken from his deep and restful slumber.
Only then may life's greatest mystery be resolved.
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by Badsnookerplayer » 14 Nov 2018 Read
Ha ha ha,
I'm sat watching the snooker with a good friend of mine (who is a bit of a hammer). He said that all this list making is trivial and can't be answered. He even suggested that Hendry is better than ROS because he has more World Titles and ranking events. What an blue frog
How do I answer him?
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by Wildey » 14 Nov 2018 Read
There is a thread to talk about best ever could we get back to talking sex, food, toilet habits and ohhh yea NI Open.
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by Johnny Bravo » 14 Nov 2018 Read
Badsnookerplayer wrote:Ha ha ha,
I'm sat watching the snooker with a good friend of mine (who is a bit of a hammer). He said that all this list making is trivial and can't be answered. He even suggested that Hendry is better than ROS because he has more World Titles and ranking events. What an blue frog
How do I answer him?
U can go tell Vodka to eat some meat, it might unclog his mind.
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by Holden Chinaski » 14 Nov 2018 Read
Badsnookerplayer wrote:Ha ha ha,
I'm sat watching the snooker with a good friend of mine (who is a bit of a hammer). He said that all this list making is trivial and can't be answered. He even suggested that Hendry is better than ROS because he has more World Titles and ranking events. What an blue frog
How do I answer him?
There is no friend, is there...?
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by Chalk McHugh » 14 Nov 2018 Read
Badsnookerplayer wrote:Ha ha ha,
I'm sat watching the snooker with a good friend of mine (who is a bit of a hammer). He said that all this list making is trivial and can't be answered. He even suggested that Hendry is better than ROS because he has more World Titles and ranking events. What an blue frog
How do I answer him?
Tell him he's had enough to drink and call him a cab.
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by Badsnookerplayer » 14 Nov 2018 Read
Wildey wrote:There is a thread to talk about best ever could we get back to talking sex, food, toilet habits and ohhh yea NI Open.
I am sexless, hungry need a rubbish.
Robertson is losing
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by Dan-cat » 14 Nov 2018 Read
And there’s a big bounce. Rassons are better tables. No doubt.
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by Johnny Bravo » 14 Nov 2018 Read
Wildey wrote:There is a thread to talk about best ever could we get back to talking sex, food, toilet habits and ohhh yea NI Open.
Aye. I predict snooker's saviour will win it.
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by TheRocket » 14 Nov 2018 Read
this is looking like a decider
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