2019 World Snooker Championship

[JimMalone]

Unbelievable...that red.

And some more amazing balls following.

[DeanH]

2019 World Snooker Championship

wowsers that red!

[nevets]

Unbelievable...that red.

Meh. I do that most nights in the local league.

[daffie]

Unbelievable...that red.

[Mark187187]

Wowzers, that red

[PatBlock]

From the sublime.....

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[cesard]

a piece or black tape fell down on the table, very close to the object ball, just after Judd stroke the ball

A piece of tape dropped from above the table just after Trump hit his shot, and fell near the red he was going for. He got the red.

Thank you

[nevets]

WHat has it happened when Trump potted the first red? That I just switched on the TV at that time and I didn´t get it

A piece of tape dropped from above the table just after Trump hit his shot, and fell near the red he was going for. He got the red.

[Delphiwizard]

WHat has it happened when Trump potted the first red? That I just switched on the TV at that time and I didn´t get it

a piece or black tape fell down on the table, very close to the object ball, just after Judd stroke the ball

[cesard]

WHat has it happened when Trump potted the first red? That I just switched on the TV at that time and I didn´t get it

[MrRottweiler]

Dennis Taylor said in a BBC piece he had to give Terry Griffiths (and the trophy) a lift to the champions dinner after he beat him 24-16 in the 1979 final. Oh to be a fly on the wall in that car.

I saw that clip when he said Terry didn't have a car so Dennis gave Terry and his wife a lift with the trophy in the boot Knowing what a courteous Irishman Dennis is I'm sure he hid his disappointment.

[snookerball]

I remember last year Robert Milkins and Jack Lisowski shared a car to get back to Sheffield for their second round matches

Dennis Taylor said in a BBC piece he had to give Terry Griffiths (and the trophy) a lift to the champions dinner after he beat him 24-16 in the 1979 final. Oh to be a fly on the wall in that car.

[JimMalone]

I remember last year Robert Milkins and Jack Lisowski shared a car to get back to Sheffield for their second round matches

[DeanH]

yep, there are a few pairings you can say this about

[snookerball]

some do, soem dont.
some have said they like to be on their own, not many though

others actually travel together and I have seen a few walking around Cardiff centre together

one or two just don't want to mix, mention no names

I'm only asking because I remember Robertson saying in an interview shown early in the championship that he's enjoying playing snooker a lot more know he's got friends on the tour as opposed to his early days when he used to dissociate himself from others. I suppose it would depend on if they're likely to draw someone. Can't remember who off top off my head but remember two players at one of the tournaments (Worlds?) a few years ago drew eachother and were actually practise partners so had to set themselves up away from eachother for a while.