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Post by Edge on Mar 16, 2010 17:26:51 GMT 1
Great draw for Steve Davis. Would love to see him reach round two at least
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Post by Panda on Mar 17, 2010 23:02:06 GMT 1
The China Open starts on March 29th.
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Post by ligerdog7 on Mar 19, 2010 0:34:07 GMT 1
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Post by Panda on Mar 25, 2010 21:22:50 GMT 1
Draw for the China Open, starting on Monday:
Wild card round: Rod Lawler v Supoj Saenla Robert Milkins v Lu Chenwei Andrew Higginson v Li Yan Mark Davis v Tian Pengfei James Wattana v Au Chi Wai Tony Drago v Shi Shuamgyang Rory McLeod v Liu Chuang Bjorn Haneveer v Yu Delu
1st round: Peter Ebdon v Judd Trump Neil Robertson v Mike Dunn Ding Junhui v Gerard Greene Mark Selby v Lawler/Saenla Ryan Day v Milkins/Chenwei Stephen Hendry v Higginson/Yan Mark Allen v Graeme Dott Stephen Maguire v Barry Hawkins Ronnie O'Sullivan v M Davis/Pengfei Mark King v Wattana/Chi Wai Joe Perry v Drago/Shuamgyang Ali Carter v McLeod/Chuang Shaun Murphy v Nigel Bond Marco Fu v Haneveer/Delu Mark Williams v Jamie Cope John Higgins v Fergal O'Brien
In other news, Barry Hearn is to present his blueprint, detailing his future plans for snooker tomorrow. The paper will outline his plans for the restructuring of the game, including tournaments, the ranking system, prize money, TV rights and the make-up of the Main Tour. Players will vote on the plans after the World Championship.
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Post by ligerdog7 on Mar 25, 2010 22:18:15 GMT 1
Draw for the China Open, starting on Monday: Wild card round: Rod Lawler v Supoj Saenla Robert Milkins v Lu Chenwei Andrew Higginson v Li Yan Mark Davis v Tian Pengfei James Wattana v Au Chi Wai Tony Drago v Shi Shuamgyang Rory McLeod v Liu Chuang Bjorn Haneveer v Yu Delu 1st round: Peter Ebdon v Judd Trump Neil Robertson v Mike Dunn Ding Junhui v Gerard Greene Mark Selby v Lawler/Saenla Ryan Day v Milkins/Chenwei Stephen Hendry v Higginson/Yan Mark Allen v Graeme Dott Stephen Maguire v Barry Hawkins Ronnie O'Sullivan v M Davis/Pengfei Mark King v Wattana/Chi Wai Joe Perry v Drago/Shuamgyang Ali Carter v McLeod/Chuang Shaun Murphy v Nigel Bond Marco Fu v Haneveer/Delu Mark Williams v Jamie Cope John Higgins v Fergal O'Brien In other news, Barry Hearn is to present his blueprint, detailing his future plans for snooker tomorrow. The paper will outline his plans for the restructuring of the game, including tournaments, the ranking system, prize money, TV rights and the make-up of the Main Tour. Players will vote on the plans after the World Championship. cheers dude sound koollll but going on billards thang i missed 2days play see bit 2mkmrows yooooooooooo damm skippyy mooo yooo yooo upppppppppppppppppppppppppppppp ;D
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Post by Panda on Mar 25, 2010 23:21:24 GMT 1
Wow, I haven't watched billiards on TV for about 20 years...
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Post by ligerdog7 on Mar 26, 2010 0:12:54 GMT 1
Wow, I haven't watched billiards on TV for about 20 years... kool dude i never seen it try catch bit 2mmrow uro sport snooker starts monday 7.45am wow kool vens ronnyes game dude yooo damm skippyy mooo uppppppppppppppp
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Post by Elmer on Mar 27, 2010 10:34:52 GMT 1
There's been some Billiards on Eurosport 2 this morning. I'm afraid it's like watching paint dry though
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Post by Panda on Mar 27, 2010 15:16:21 GMT 1
World Snooker has published the provisional calendar for the 2010/11 season, which is subject to approval from the players in May. It is part of Barry Hearn's 15-page blueprint for the future.
The calendar includes a Players Tour Championship series, which will culminate in a 24-player tournament in March, with a £200,000 prize fund.
May 28-30: Seniors World Championship qualifiers (Bradford) Jun 2-6: Wuxi Classic (China) Jun 18-20: Players Tour Championship 1 Jul 9-11: Players Tour Championship 2 Jul 18-25: 6 Reds Championship (Thailand) Jul 30-Aug 1: World Players Tour Championship 1 Aug 3-6: Shanghai Masters qualifiers Aug 13-15: World Players Tour Championship 2 Aug 21-24: World Open qualifiers Aug 26-29: Euro Players Tour Championship 1 Sep 6-12: SHANGHAI MASTERS (Shanghai) Sep 18-26: WORLD OPEN (Glasgow) Oct 1-3: Euro Players Tour Championship 2 Oct 8-10: Players Tour Championship 3 Oct 15-17: World Players Tour Championship 3 Oct 22-24: Euro Players Tour Championship 3 Nov 5-7: Seniors World Championship (Bradford) Nov 5-7: Players Tour Championship 4 Nov 12-14: Euro Players Tour Championship 4 Nov 13-20: Asian Games (Guangzhou) Nov 19-21: World Players Tour Championship 4 Nov 23-30: UK Championship qualifiers Nov 27-28: Premier League finals (Potters) Dec 4-12: UK CHAMPIONSHIP (Telford) Jan 9-16: THE MASTERS (Wembley) Jan 18-21: European Masters qualifiers Jan 28-30: SKY SHOOT OUT Feb 3-6: EUROPEAN MASTERS (Berlin) Feb 8-11: Welsh Open qualifiers Feb 14-20: WELSH OPEN Feb 22-25: China Open qualifiers Mar 4-15: World Championship qualifiers Mar 17-20: PLAYERS TOUR CHAMPIONSHIP FINALS Mar 28-Apr 3: CHINA OPEN (Beijing) Apr 16-May 2: WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP (Sheffield)
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Post by ligerdog7 on Mar 27, 2010 22:25:06 GMT 1
World Snooker has published the provisional calendar for the 2010/11 season, which is subject to approval from the players in May. It is part of Barry Hearn's 15-page blueprint for the future. The calendar includes a Players Tour Championship series, which will culminate in a 24-player tournament in March, with a £200,000 prize fund. May 28-30: Seniors World Championship qualifiers (Bradford) Jun 2-6: Wuxi Classic (China) Jun 18-20: Players Tour Championship 1 Jul 9-11: Players Tour Championship 2 Jul 18-25: 6 Reds Championship (Thailand) Jul 30-Aug 1: World Players Tour Championship 1 Aug 3-6: Shanghai Masters qualifiers Aug 13-15: World Players Tour Championship 2 Aug 21-24: World Open qualifiers Aug 26-29: Euro Players Tour Championship 1 Sep 6-12: SHANGHAI MASTERS (Shanghai) Sep 18-26: WORLD OPEN (Glasgow) Oct 1-3: Euro Players Tour Championship 2 Oct 8-10: Players Tour Championship 3 Oct 15-17: World Players Tour Championship 3 Oct 22-24: Euro Players Tour Championship 3 Nov 5-7: Seniors World Championship (Bradford) Nov 5-7: Players Tour Championship 4 Nov 12-14: Euro Players Tour Championship 4 Nov 13-20: Asian Games (Guangzhou) Nov 19-21: World Players Tour Championship 4 Nov 23-30: UK Championship qualifiers Nov 27-28: Premier League finals (Potters) Dec 4-12: UK CHAMPIONSHIP (Telford) Jan 9-16: THE MASTERS (Wembley) Jan 18-21: European Masters qualifiers Jan 28-30: SKY SHOOT OUTFeb 3-6: EUROPEAN MASTERS (Berlin) Feb 8-11: Welsh Open qualifiers Feb 14-20: WELSH OPENFeb 22-25: China Open qualifiers Mar 4-15: World Championship qualifiers Mar 17-20: PLAYERS TOUR CHAMPIONSHIP FINALSMar 28-Apr 3: CHINA OPEN (Beijing) Apr 16-May 2: WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP (Sheffield) wow dude chhers kool long list am i right thyinking gose all vay next year + i bit lost by subject to approval from the players if players dont like it approve dump em tuff yoo moooooooooooooooooo nooo diggtyy uppp g chricky lot going on novermber vhat twatters is May 28-30: Seniors World Championship qualifiers (Bradford) same vith Players Tour Championship series, westsideeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee ;D ;D
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Post by Panda on Mar 27, 2010 22:42:50 GMT 1
It certainly is a long list. Some of the events on there already exist but were rarely acknowledged by snooker's previous governing body.
This list aims to include everything. It remains to be seen which tournaments will come under the World Snooker banner as well as which will count towards the world rankings.
The players will vote on Barry Hearn's new proposals in May. The proposals also include changes to the ranking system and the system of promotion/relegation to and from the Tour.
If the players reject the proposals, then I guess we're back to where we are now. It would be hypcritical of them to reject it given they've been moaning for years about there not being enough tournaments and prize money.
The World Seniors Championship is likely to be a tournament for past professionals who are no longer playing on the Main Tour (though Steve Davis and Jimmy White may still feature). It may also include players like Dennis Taylor, Willie Thorne and John Virgo who spend their time commentating now. We may even see Alex Higgins.
I'm not quite sure how the Players Tour Championship will work, other than players will probably earn points or prize money during the events and 24 players will qualify for the finals in March next year.
The World Open looks to be a new name for the Grand Prix, which is one of the four BBC tournaments, along with the World Championship, UK Championship and Masters.
One more thing worth pointing out is the calendar has all the qualifying tournaments listed as taking place at the Academy in Sheffield, rather than Prestatyn.
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Post by Elmer on Mar 28, 2010 20:08:11 GMT 1
I really don't think it can get any worse for Snooker as it is now so really they must vote for this and go with the change !!! I like Barry Hearn and most of the stuff he's been involved with has been successful !!
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Post by ligerdog7 on Mar 28, 2010 20:17:06 GMT 1
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Post by Panda on Mar 28, 2010 20:30:54 GMT 1
Ronnie's 1st round match is on Wednesday. It's in the evening session, which will be mid-morning UK time, given the time difference.
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Post by ligerdog7 on Mar 28, 2010 20:35:11 GMT 1
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Post by ligerdog7 on Mar 29, 2010 21:12:41 GMT 1
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Post by Panda on Mar 29, 2010 21:26:15 GMT 1
Today's China Open results:
Wild card round: Rod Lawler 5-3 Supoj Saenla Robert Milkins 5-2 Lu Chenwei Andrew Higginson 5-0 Li Yan Mark Davis 4-5 Tian Pengfei James Wattana 5-0 Au Chi Wai Tony Drago 5-3 Shi Shuamgyang Rory McLeod 0-5 Liu Chuang Bjorn Haneveer 5-4 Yu Delu
1st round: Peter Ebdon v Judd Trump Neil Robertson v Mike Dunn Ding Junhui v Gerard Greene Mark Selby v Rod Lawler Ryan Day v Robert Milkins Stephen Hendry v Andrew Higginson Mark Allen v Graeme Dott Stephen Maguire v Barry Hawkins Ronnie O'Sullivan v Tian Pengfei Mark King v James Wattana Joe Perry v Tony Drago Ali Carter v Liu Chuang Shaun Murphy v Nigel Bond Marco Fu v Bjorn Haneveer Mark Williams v Jamie Cope John Higgins v Fergal O'Brien
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Post by ligerdog7 on Mar 29, 2010 21:44:18 GMT 1
Today's China Open results: Wild card round: Rod Lawler 5-3 Supoj Saenla Robert Milkins 5-2 Lu Chenwei Andrew Higginson 5-0 Li Yan Mark Davis 4-5 Tian Pengfei James Wattana 5-0 Au Chi Wai Tony Drago 5-3 Shi Shuamgyang Rory McLeod 0-5 Liu Chuang Bjorn Haneveer 5-4 Yu Delu 1st round: Peter Ebdon v Judd Trump Neil Robertson v Mike Dunn Ding Junhui v Gerard Greene Mark Selby v Rod Lawler Ryan Day v Robert Milkins Stephen Hendry v Andrew Higginson Mark Allen v Graeme Dott Stephen Maguire v Barry Hawkins Ronnie O'Sullivan v Tian Pengfei Mark King v James Wattana Joe Perry v Tony Drago Ali Carter v Liu Chuang Shaun Murphy v Nigel Bond Marco Fu v Bjorn Haneveer Mark Williams v Jamie Cope John Higgins v Fergal O'Brien cheers dude so far yar no Ronnie O'Sullivan v Tian Pengfei iz dis wednsday midday bizzy day wednsday me gots tune in yoooooooooooooooooo damm skippyy moo uppp g
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Post by ligerdog7 on Mar 31, 2010 0:36:20 GMT 1
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Post by Panda on Mar 31, 2010 9:46:06 GMT 1
I'm guessing it'll be 12:30. Tuesday's China Open results: Neil Robertson 5-2 Mike Dunn Ding Junhui 5-3 Gerard Greene Ryan Day 5-1 Robert Milkins Mark Allen 5-1 Graeme Dott Stephen Maguire 5-3 Barry Hawkins Marco Fu 5-2 Bjorn Haneveer Mark Williams 5-3 Jamie Cope John Higgins 5-3 Fergal O'Brien
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