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Post by ligerdog7 on May 5, 2008 20:46:11 GMT 1
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Post by wonderwall on May 5, 2008 20:48:20 GMT 1
oh well 18-8 that didnt take long .
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Post by Panda on May 5, 2008 21:21:33 GMT 1
I wasn't familiar with it either. Apparently it's a leisure resort in Hopton, near Great Yarmouth... As for the world final, it's been slightly frustrating, given the number of opportunities Carter has missed. Ronnie hasn't shown the same sort of form he did against Hendry and the match should really be a lot closer than it is. At least it's going into the final session tonight... i see dude ronnyes on table 1 mo game hes won go ronnye yes got felling mess hope dont dude bet 1 in yarmeth be on tv ore be euro sport ronnye wont play hell win told u he muff up come on ronnye end irt true not played brill he can fingers croosed win 1 playing now come on ronnye put 2 bed mooo yoooooooooooooo cheers dude uppppppppppppppppppppppppppp ppppppppppppp The event in Great Yarmouth is the Premier League, which is the one shown on Sky Sports. Pretty easy for Ronnie in the end. Carter was never quite good enough to stay in it. I think Ronnie hit the nail on the head in the post-match interview. He's not playing any better than he was 4 years ago but he's more consistent now and that was the difference in this tournament. Even when he wasn't at his best, he was still competitive (I don't remember him losing a session all tournament). Final world rankings coming up tomorrow...
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Post by ligerdog7 on May 5, 2008 22:20:25 GMT 1
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Post by Panda on May 5, 2008 23:09:52 GMT 1
Well Ronnie is in the Premier League but the Great Yarmouth events are the semi-finals and final so it would depend on whether Ronnie finishes in the top 4 of the Premier League. He has a good record in it (he's won the last 4 Premier League titles) so it's hard to imagine him not being involved at that stage.
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Post by ligerdog7 on May 6, 2008 0:36:37 GMT 1
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Post by wonderwall on May 6, 2008 9:53:33 GMT 1
I cant believe o Sullivan has won his third title and hes still moaning, whats wrong with the guy?
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Post by Panda on May 6, 2008 12:56:39 GMT 1
It doesn't look like the tickets are on sale yet. This is the website for the Premier League: www.matchroomsport.co.uk/It has the Premier League schedule if you follow the 'SNOOKER' link on the left. I guess ticket details will be on the 'TICKETS' page when they become available. No idea how much they'll be but I would expect they'd be the same price whether Ronnie's playing or not...
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Post by Panda on May 6, 2008 12:57:43 GMT 1
I cant believe o Sullivan has won his third title and hes still moaning, whats wrong with the guy? He's a perfectionist... He's well aware of his talents and he gets down if he doesn't meet his own high standards. That's what prevents him from winning more tournaments...
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Post by wonderwall on May 6, 2008 13:00:52 GMT 1
I cant believe o Sullivan has won his third title and hes still moaning, whats wrong with the guy? He's a perfectionist... He's well aware of his talents and he gets down if he doesn't meet his own high standards. That's what prevents him from winning more tournaments... If he was in the right mood all the time i wouldnt like to say how many world titles hed win more than hendry has thats for sure.
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Post by Panda on May 6, 2008 13:44:39 GMT 1
Here are the final world rankings for this season. The rankings are based on points earned in the last 2 seasons. The top 16 receive automatic qualification for all tournaments next season, including the World Championship and the Masters. Players ranked 17-32 receive automatic qualification for some tournaments and only have to play one qualifying match for other ranking events. The top 64 automatically keep their place on the Main Tour for next season, along with the top 8 (from outside the top 64) based on this season's results. Players on the Main Tour for next season are in BOLD. Last season's rankings are in brackets. 1(5) Ronnie O'Sullivan 2(10) Stephen Maguire 3(3) Shaun Murphy 4(11) Mark Selby 5(1) John Higgins 6(8) Stephen Hendry 7(14) Ali Carter 8(16) Ryan Day 9(6) Peter Ebdon 10(7) Neil Robertson 11(9) Ding Junhui 12(18) Joe Perry 13(2) Graeme Dott 14(27) Marco Fu 15(21) Mark King 16(29) Mark Allen 17(20) Matthew Stevens 18(4) Ken Doherty 19(22) Jamie Cope 20(17) Joe Swail 21(23) Stuart Bingham 22(12) Mark Williams 23(25) Nigel Bond 24(37) Fergal O'Brien 25(28) Ian McCulloch 26(13) Stephen Lee 27(19) Barry Hawkins 28(30) Dave Harold 29(15) Steve Davis 30(34) Michael Judge 31(26) Anthony Hamilton 32(31) Dominic Dale 33(32) Gerard Greene 34(24) Michael Holt 35(36) Ricky Walden 36(40) Adrian Gunnell 37(38) Alan McManus 38(44) Andrew Higginson 39(39) John Parrott 40(66) Liang Wenbo 41(51) Judd Trump 42(52) Marcus Campbell 43(45) David Gilbert 44(48) Rory McLeod 45(46) Jamie Burnett 46(61) Jimmy Michie 47(59) Mike Dunn 48(50) Tom Ford 49(35) David Gray 50(56) Barry Pinches 51(47) Robert Milkins 52(54) David Roe 53(72) Liu Song 54(42) Andrew Norman 55(64) Ian Preece 56(41) Andy Hicks 57(62) Paul Davies 58(43) Mark Davis 59(73) Mark Joyce 60(49) Rod Lawler 61(58) Joe Delaney 62(53) Stuart Pettman 63(-) Martin Gould 64(71) David Morris 65(60) Jimmy White 66(33) James Wattana 67(69) Tian Pengfei 68(64) Lee Spick 69(67) Joe Jogia 70(63) Scott Mackenzie 70(-) Matt Selt 72(-) Patrick Wallace 73(68) Tony Drago 74(57) Drew Henry 75(-) Rodney Goggins 76(-) James McBain 77(-) Supoj Saenla 78(55) Robin Hull 79(-) Leo Fernandez 80(-) Liu Chuang 81(-) Jamie O'Neill 82(-) Kurt Maflin 83(-) Xiao Guodong 84(73) Alfie Burden 85(-) Gareth Coppack 86(-) Alex Davies 87(-) Lee Walker 88(79) Issara Kachaiwong 89(-) Munraj Pal 90(75) Ben Woollaston 91(-) Jimmy Robertson 92(-) Fraser Patrick 93(-) Michael White 94(-) Steve Mifsud 94(-) Kevin van Hove 96(-) Ashley Wright This is how the provisional rankings will look going into the first tournament of next season: 1(1) Ronnie O'Sullivan 2(2) Stephen Maguire 3(3) Shaun Murphy 4(4) Mark Selby 5(8) Ryan Day 6(7) Ali Carter 7(12) Joe Perry 8(13) Marco Fu 9(6) Stephen Hendry 10(11) Ding Junhui 11(22) Mark Williams 12(16) Mark Allen 13(9) Peter Ebdon 14(5) John Higgins 15(21) Stuart Bingham 16(15) Mark King 17(23) Nigel Bond 18(27) Barry Hawkins 19(20) Joe Swail 20(19) Jamie Cope 21(24) Fergal O'Brien 22(10) Neil Robertson 23(28) Dave Harold 24(32) Dominic Dale 25(30) Michael Judge 26(40) Liang Wenbo 27(25) Ian McCulloch 28(17) Matthew Stevens 29(33) Gerard Greene 30(37) Ricky Walden 31(31) Anthony Hamilton 32(29) Steve Davis 33(26) Stephen Lee 34(18) Ken Doherty 35(36) Adrian Gunnell 36(50) Barry Pinches 37(34) Michael Holt 38(53) Liu Song 39(13) Graeme Dott 40(47) Mike Dunn 41(52) David Roe 42(42) Marcus Campbell 43(46) Jimmy Michie 44(37) Alan McManus 45(44) Rory McLeod 46(39) John Parrott 47(41) Judd Trump 48(48) Tom Ford 49(43) David Gilbert 50(59) Mark Joyce 51(62) Stuart Pettman 52(49) David Gray 53(57) Paul Davies 54(38) Andrew Higginson 55(58) Mark Davis 56(45) Jamie Burnett 57(55) Ian Preece 58(63) Martin Gould 59(51) Robert Milkins 60(64) David Morris 61(56) Andy Hicks 62(65) Jimmy White 63(54) Andrew Norman 64(70) Scott Mackenzie 65(68) Lee Spick 66(70) Matt Selt 67(61) Joe Delaney 68(72) Patrick Wallace 69(75) Rodney Goggins 70(76) James McBain 71(77) Supoj Saenla 72(60) Rod Lawler The following players have been promoted to the Main Tour for next season: Atthasit Mahitthi Kuldesh Johal Peter Lines Simon Bedford Jamie Jones Matthew Couch Daniel Wells Paul Davison Lewis Roberts Stephen Craigie Li Hang Michael Georgiou Andrew Pagett Robert Stephen Wayne Cooper There are still 9 places available on the Main Tour for next season.
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Post by ligerdog7 on May 7, 2008 4:01:49 GMT 1
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Post by Panda on May 7, 2008 13:04:28 GMT 1
Yes. The top 64 in the world rankings automatically qualify for the Main Tour.
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Post by ligerdog7 on May 8, 2008 3:59:00 GMT 1
yayyy woopp woopp cheers dude yoooooooooooooooooo mooo noooooooooo diiggtyy upppppppppppppp
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Post by Panda on May 12, 2008 11:18:15 GMT 1
China's Jin Long has regained his place on the Main Tour by winning the Asian Championship. The runner-up in that tournament, Aditya Mehta from India will also be on the Main Tour after receiving the Asian governing body's wild card nomination. The Oceania champion, Glen Wilkinson from Australia looks like taking up his place on the Tour, leaving just 6 places for next season.
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Post by Panda on May 31, 2008 16:35:29 GMT 1
England's Andy Lee, Ireland's Vincent Muldoon and New Zealand's Chris McBreen are the latest players confirmed for next season's Main Tour. McBreen has got the Oceania nomination, rather than Glen Wilkinson.
There are 4 places left on the Tour: 2 from European qualifying events, 1 Northern Ireland wild card and 1 wild card from World Snooker themselves.
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Post by ligerdog7 on Jun 1, 2008 14:53:43 GMT 1
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Post by Panda on Jun 1, 2008 18:44:47 GMT 1
Eurosport are showing the new invitation tournament in China later this month. Ronnie isn't in it, as far as I know.
I didn't hear Ronnie on the radio. Might try and give it a listen if I get a chance. Sounds like 'Desert Island Discs'...
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Post by ligerdog7 on Jun 3, 2008 12:07:41 GMT 1
kool dude cheers darn no ronnyeee hope be von after be kool moooooo yoo nooooooooooo diigtyy uppppppppppppppppppppppppp ;D
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Post by Panda on Jun 10, 2008 22:16:19 GMT 1
Holland's Stefan Mazrocis has qualified for the Main Tour after winning the European Playoff tournament. He was last on the Main Tour 4 years ago. He reached the last 16 at the Crucible in 1997.
Liu Chuang has been given World Snooker's wild card nomination.
Ding Junhui won the Jiangsu Classic in China, beating Mark Selby 6-5 in the final.
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