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when your opponent is obviously frustrated with how they are doing at the table, this is when you relax and take the chances given to go further ahead; this is what McManus is doing, Ali does not have much time left to get control of his inside-machinations...
"all the way"? I doubt it unless Ali demonstrates superb personal control and relaxes
They 100% definitely are the vast majority of the time. You can see it with Ronnie because when he has a kick he doesn't get the cue ball cleaned because he realises he just hit it poorly, and he very rarely gets more than 1 kick in a break despite not having the cue ball cleaned.
I know the tables are playing bad, but I'm getting fed up of hearing 'I think he had a bad contact there.' every time a player misses. McManus played a beautiful cut into the corner - very clean and smooth - of which Ebdon was very complimentary... that is until he noticed he'd almost gone in-off and trapped the cueball in the jaws of the opposite pocket, and then he starts calling 'kick'.
It's doing my head in, literally every shot they are blaming kicks, even when they miss thin by about 6 inches. Weird that the actual successful players like Ronnie don't blame kicks and Hendry thinks they are caused by poor cueing.
I might colour in the cushions right round our tables with chalk as they are dead, might bring them back to life.
I know the tables are playing bad, but I'm getting fed up of hearing 'I think he had a bad contact there.' every time a player misses. McManus played a beautiful cut into the corner - very clean and smooth - of which Ebdon was very complimentary... that is until he noticed he'd almost gone in-off and trapped the cueball in the jaws of the opposite pocket, and then he starts calling 'kick'.
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