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Originally Posted by bingo View PostI'm still new to snooker, is it common for players to apologise after a lucky shot?
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The top complain about match length reduction because increase the upset odds are higher. It's frequent to see an upset on best 5, 7 or 9 and sometimes on best of 11. However from best of 13 that doesn't happen so easily.
Short length matches reduce the event duration, allowing more tournaments, that's good to spread snooker all over the world to attract more players. Probably World Snooker is predicting events increase over the next seasons, that's why they are doing this.
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I often wonder why players apologize. Its not as
if they tried to fluke a ball or they got a safety
or a lucky roll. Its just the way snooker goes.
It can happen for either player.
Its unfortunate when it means the difference between
winning a frame/match but such is life.
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Originally Posted by P.Smith View PostFor most players yes but there a few players who just don't, Judd seems to be one of them from what I've seen. Stephen Hendry has admitted in the past that he would never apologise because he was never actually sorry about it!
ps I love watching Judd Trump play, bloody entertaining
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Originally Posted by neuronic View PostRonnie: http://www.bbc.com/sport/0/snooker/30269961
Personally I think the new set up and the BO11 matches won't do any good to the UK. It doesn't feel as great and special as it used to.
Will anybody be like "Oh, the UK used to be so boring and old fashioned but now it feels so exciting and fresh, I must go and buy me some tickets!"? I don't think so. I'm no old person and I like watching snooker because it's old fashioned. And unhurried. And I don't like Barry HearnJohn Lennon : Life is what happens to you while you're busy making other plans. :snooker:
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Originally Posted by P.Smith View PostFor most players yes but there a few players who just don't, Judd seems to be one of them from what I've seen. Stephen Hendry has admitted in the past that he would never apologise because he was never actually sorry about it!
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Originally Posted by daffie View Post@DeanH *close your eyes*
Over on one of the other tables Higgins is playing really well and is now 5-1 up on Stevens. Very focused and determined effort from John.
Originally Posted by gavpowell View PostCan't you just ignore the rules and do it anyway?Last edited by DeanH; 1 December 2014, 03:26 PM.Up the TSF! :snooker:
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