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  • Guitarnolife
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    Strange match between Trump and D Jones. Trump has needed snookers on frames 2,3 and four and has got them but still 3 - 0 atm. Could be a great comeback if he manages to make one.

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  • JimMalone
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    Originally Posted by DeanH View Post


    o'Donnell - cracking result against Walden.
    He's putting together quite a good season.

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  • Cue crafty
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    Originally Posted by Odrl View Post
    So, who's the best Bond then?

    I don't particularly like any of them, but I guess I would have to go for Connery. Moore is a good laugh as well, but it's impossible to regard of any his Bond films as anything other than silly comedies. What do you think? :smile:

    Edit: Oh, wrong forum. Sorry. :smile:
    Brooke...

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  • JimMalone
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    Originally Posted by Odrl View Post
    So, who's the best Bond then?

    I don't particularly like any of them, but I guess I would have to go for Connery. Moore is a good laugh as well, but it's impossible to regard of any his Bond films as anything other than silly comedies. What do you think? :smile:

    Edit: Oh, wrong forum. Sorry. :smile:
    Connery. Though Moore is underrated and great as well.

    P.S. Comical thrillers maybe, but not always silly. "The Spy who loved me" still holds up to me as the second best Bond film ever, behind "From Russia with Love" only.
    Last edited by JimMalone; 13 February 2019, 06:40 PM.

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  • DeanH
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    2019 Welsh Open

    connery



    o'Donnell - cracking result against Walden.

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  • Odrl
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    So, who's the best Bond then?

    I don't particularly like any of them, but I guess I would have to go for Connery. Moore is a good laugh as well, but it's impossible to regard of any his Bond films as anything other than silly comedies. What do you think? :smile:

    Edit: Oh, wrong forum. Sorry. :smile:

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  • DeanH
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    Robertson beats Bond in a good tassle at the end there, good match

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  • DeanH
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    2019 Welsh Open

    104 by Jimmy Robertson, game on

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  • DeanH
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    2019 Welsh Open

    lovely 140 by Jack Lisowski

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  • DeanH
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    Thrown out of a police club! excellent

    Of course if already there then ok but Ronnie wants them to follow him if they have to go to the other side of the table to collect a ball.
    Last edited by DeanH; 13 February 2019, 11:24 AM.

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  • vmax
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    Originally Posted by DeanH View Post
    vmax - he possibly said that as well but he definitely said don't go in front of me as I go round the table. he said it to the Belgium ref (name escapes me for the mo) at the table caught on mic and he said it again as they walked out at the end and also in interviews.

    I also think that the constant being behind is not correct sometimes, away from the table out of line of sight but this constant walking around and shadowing the player - I find that more disturbing than some one standing still away from the table. Not saying always but a common sense approach as per shot on requires, a mix best suited to what is happening on the table
    "Don't go in front of me as I go round the table" but if they're already there and spotting the colour before he gets there there's nothing to complain about.
    The ref got in his way several times yesterday as Ronnie was up and moving to the next shot quickly, he had to come from behind him all the time, caught his cue one time, and no one likes being followed Dean, it's human nature that.

    I have a hard time telling certain people in our league reffing my matches (I'm a very fast player) not to move when I'm down on the shot, "I'm only getting out of your way way" is the cry I hear and even explaining that I don't see them until they move falls on deaf ears and they do it again next shot
    I was escorted out of the local Police Club by two coppers once when this happened over again and I demanded another ref and a big argument kicked off, they told me that they knew my name and had my number and they'd be watching out for me, "make sure there's more than one of you then" I said and nothing ever happened.

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  • DeanH
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    2019 Welsh Open

    a much relieved Jimmy Robertson takes the 4th frame from Bond, looking to the heavens as he goes back to his chair

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  • Odrl
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    Right. :smile:

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  • DeanH
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    vmax - he possibly said that as well but he definitely said don't go in front of me as I go round the table. he said it to the Belgium ref (name escapes me for the mo) at the table caught on mic and he said it again as they walked out at the end and also in interviews.

    I also think that the constant being behind is not correct sometimes, away from the table out of line of sight but this constant walking around and shadowing the player - I find that more disturbing than some one standing still away from the table. Not saying always but a common sense approach as per shot on requires, a mix best suited to what is happening on the table
    Last edited by DeanH; 13 February 2019, 10:46 AM.

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  • DeanH
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    2019 Welsh Open

    Bond rattled in a lovely 94 in under 12mins. I don't know whether he has taken something or he forgot to take his usual medication but this is wonder snooker

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