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  • sharkster63
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    I will say Maguire and Ding will be the performers this outing.

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  • DeanH
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    ah ha! just got hahasport working for the first time all day!

    both tables

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  • Miss Ellie
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    Originally Posted by DeanH View Post
    I think the next player in the rank will be offered the place, which would be Graham Dott (remember Ali Carter place was protected with his absence)
    Ah yes I forgot about that, thanks for filling me in!

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  • DeanH
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    Originally Posted by Miss Ellie View Post
    If Shaun cannot be there on Sunday what will happen? Will Selby just go through automatically or will he have to play someone else?
    I think the next player in the rank will be offered the place, which would be Graham Dott (remember Ali Carter place was protected with his absence)
    Last edited by DeanH; 5 January 2015, 06:09 PM.

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  • Miss Ellie
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    If Shaun cannot be there on Sunday what will happen? Will Selby just go through automatically or will he have to play someone else?

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  • SnookerFan
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    TWITTER ATTACK!

    World Snooker ‏@WorldSnooker1
    Shaun Murphy has withdrawn from the Championship League due to illness and has been replaced by Mark King.


    I wonder if this will have any bearing on his match on Sunday?

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  • SnookerFan
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    Originally Posted by Miss Ellie View Post
    Are you a Selby or Murphy fan? That should be a good match, hope you can manage to get home to see the evening match as well, do you live far from Ally Pally?
    To be honest, I'm seeing it more because I believe it'll be a good match. I probably like Selby more personality-wise than Murphy, though I do admire Murphy's game. I'm really just hoping for a good match, and may decide who I want to win whilst watching the match.

    I live in South London. But London being the size it is getting from one side to another can be a mission. Usually takes me about 75 minutes to get from the Ally Pally to my flat, but with Sunday travel it might take a bit longer. Match would have to be finished before half five for me to stand a chance of getting home for 7. Might happen, doesn't always.

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  • Miss Ellie
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    Originally Posted by moose View Post
    Judd must be in with a shout as well, he's playing very well with a level of consistency he hasn't really shown before. Even when he loses he looks like he's cueing really well, game looks easy for him at the moment.

    Hoping for a Ronnie win. 2nd choice... probably Ding.
    I would have thought Judd would have had a chance too, he has been playing well in recent games and the way he caught up with Ronnie last month was fantastic.

    I'm hoping for a Ronnie win as well, I'll always be behind him all the way. Would be disappointed by a Selby win simply because he has started to become too slow for me, I like a bit more excitement from the game rather than constant safety shots. If not Ronnie then I'd probably pick Robertson as I quite enjoy watching him when he's in fine form.

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  • moose
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    Judd must be in with a shout as well, he's playing very well with a level of consistency he hasn't really shown before. Even when he loses he looks like he's cueing really well, game looks easy for him at the moment.

    Hoping for a Ronnie win. 2nd choice... probably Ding.

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  • alabadi
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    i see it as a Selby or O'Sullivan to win it this year.

    the Masters is usually a specialist Tournament and not many who are playing this year have won it.

    O'Sullivan has met Selby in 3 finals over the last 6 years.

    Selby has won it 3 times and been runner up twice while O'sullivan has won it 5 times and been runner up 5 times too. of the other players Ding and Robertson have 1 win and 1 runner each.

    over the last 10 years one of these 4 players have won it only John Higgins has split them when he won it in 2006 beating Ronnie.

    So unless there is a shock outcome i can only see one of the four mentioned as the winner, with Ronnie and Selby the more likely of the quartet .

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  • robertmac
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    Murphy can play some very good snooker as he
    has shown recently but can he play well at a
    major tournament like he has at the smaller ones.
    Fu is due to have a good tournament and this
    could be the one. Bingham is no easy opponent
    tho so it will be a good match.

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  • Miss Ellie
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    Originally Posted by SnookerFan View Post
    I'm up watching Selby vs Murphy in the afternoon. Hoping to make it home in time to watch the evening entertainment.
    Are you a Selby or Murphy fan? That should be a good match, hope you can manage to get home to see the evening match as well, do you live far from Ally Pally?

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  • SnookerFan
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    Originally Posted by Miss Ellie View Post
    I'd agree with this, I'm looking forward to watching these two also, I like both players, Marco is particularly likeable just because of his calm manner and once he's playing some good snooker he's really enjoyable to view.
    I think if Stuart continues to show that form he played at the end of 2014 he will be pretty hard to beat, it's a close call who will win this one as both players can be great, just depends what kind of form they're in on the day. Looking forward to it!
    I'm up watching Selby vs Murphy in the afternoon. Hoping to make it home in time to watch the evening entertainment.

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  • Miss Ellie
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    Originally Posted by SnookerFan View Post
    I'm quite looking forward to Bingham vs Fu. I appreciate that it isn't the glamour tie of the round. (It's not even the glamour tie of the first day, lol.) But, I quite like both players. They both seem like guys you like at it, and think; "Fair enough, they're alright guys." Both have won more than one ranking events, so are obviously capable.

    It's not a match that'll bring a lot of attention to itself, especially being on a Sunday night. But I think it could be enjoyable. I'd suggest that perhaps Bingham was showing more consistent form at this point in his career, but two very capable players who could both beat the other one. Hard to predict who'll win, and hard to dislike both players.
    I'd agree with this, I'm looking forward to watching these two also, I like both players, Marco is particularly likeable just because of his calm manner and once he's playing some good snooker he's really enjoyable to view.
    I think if Stuart continues to show that form he played at the end of 2014 he will be pretty hard to beat, it's a close call who will win this one as both players can be great, just depends what kind of form they're in on the day. Looking forward to it!

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  • allaboutsnooker
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    I'm going to The Masters on Monday 12 January 2015 with a few lads from our snooker league, managed to snap up some All Day Tickets when they were half price in the summer and pretty pleased with the matches that we will be seeing;
    Judd Trump v Stephen Maguire (at 1pm)
    Neil Robertson v Robert Milkins (at 7pm)

    I like the way both Judd and Neil play the game. Was never a Judd fan until recently when he seems to be taking a bit more time over his shots and not hitting the cue ball quite so hard...still occasionally has his 'lampshade larry' moments then don't we all!

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