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Post by suedehead on Feb 1, 2014 0:38:04 GMT 1
He's mentioned retirement in the last year or so but we'll just have to wait and see. Even if he drops down the rankings, it won't have much effect due to the flat 128 draws. Even the World Championship is set to switch to that format eventually, once the current TV contract ends. So yet another lie from Barry Hearn.
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Post by ligerdog7 on Feb 5, 2014 1:19:23 GMT 1
cheers dude kool next snooker tv bbc masters right april wuffyyyyyy yoooooooo moo upppppppppppppp
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Post by Panda on Feb 5, 2014 20:16:51 GMT 1
The next tournament is the Welsh Open starting in 2 weeks. BBC Wales usually show it - not sure if they are this year but it should be on Eurosport.
The next tournament on BBC2 is the World Championship in April.
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Post by Panda on Feb 5, 2014 20:55:53 GMT 1
Updated world rankings after the German Masters (won by Ding Junhui):
(Number in brackets is position on the money list, which will replace the points version of the world ranking after the World Championship. The money list will be used to determine who keeps their place on the tour for next season)
1(1) Neil Robertson 2(3) Mark Selby 3(2) Ding Junhui 4(4) Judd Trump 5(6) Barry Hawkins 6(10) Stuart Bingham 7(13) Stephen Maguire 8(12) Shaun Murphy 9(7) Marco Fu 10(11) John Higgins 11(9) Mark Allen 12(8) Ricky Walden 13(15) Mark Davis 14(17) Robert Milkins 15(18) Joe Perry 16(14) Ali Carter 17(19) Graeme Dott 18(20) Mark Williams 19(16) Matthew Stevens 20(24) Michael Holt 21(23) Ryan Day 22(21) Peter Ebdon 23(25) Liang Wenbo 24(31) Mark King 25(22) Xiao Guodong 26(29) Dominic Dale 27(35) Andrew Higginson 28(30) Tom Ford 29(27) Marcus Campbell 30(38) Ben Woollaston 31(5) Ronnie O'Sullivan 32(26) Martin Gould 33(28) Michael White 34(37) Ken Doherty 35(32) Fergal O'Brien 36(40) David Gilbert 37(34) Jack Lisowski 38(41) Jamie Burnett 39(42) Mark Joyce 40(43) Anthony McGill 41(57) Jamie Jones 42(39) Alan McManus 43(48) Anthony Hamilton 44(33) Rod Lawler 45(50) Alfie Burden 46(45) Jamie Cope 47(36) Kurt Maflin 48(47) Rory McLeod 49(56) Yu Delu 50(74) Liu Chuang 51(55) Dave Harold 52(51) Jimmy Robertson 53(54) Nigel Bond 54(59) Stephen Lee 55(44) Cao Yupeng 56(58) Peter Lines 57(52) Matthew Selt 58(49) Dechawat Poomjaeng 59(71) Tian Pengfei 60(60) Steve Davis 61(62) Jimmy White 62(66) Gerard Greene 63(46) Aditya Mehta 64(53) Pankaj Advani 65(61) Robbie Williams 66(69) Ian Burns 67(72) Mike Dunn 68(75) James Wattana 69(68) Thepchaiyah Un-Nooh 70(63) Luca Brecel 71(84) Adam Duffy 72(77) Paul Davison 73(79) Barry Pinches 74(78) Liam Highfield 75(73) Zhang Anda 76(67) Scott Donaldson 77(87) Michael Wasley 78(70) Sam Baird 79(80) Thanawat Thirapongpaiboon 80(83) Chen Zhe 81(86) Tony Drago 82(90) Craig Steadman 83(93) Li Yan 84(81) Joel Walker 85(94) Daniel Wells 86(89) David Grace 87(64) Gary Wilson 88(98) Martin O'Donnell 89(65) David Morris 90(76) Kyren Wilson 91(91) Simon Bedford 92(99) Sean O'Sullivan 93(127) Stephen Hendry 94(100) Michael Leslie 95(104) Jamie O'Neill 96(85) Li Hang 97(82) Stuart Carrington 98(96) John Astley 99(95) Alex Davies 100(97) Joe Swail 101(88) Noppon Saengkham 102(110) Passakorn Suwannawat 103(92) Lyu Haotian 104(103) Andrew Pagett 105(112) Ross Muir 106(105) Hammad Miah 107(102) Chris Wakelin 108(108) Andrew Norman 109(109) Elliot Slessor 110(101) Vinnie Calabrese 111(106) Chris Norbury 112(114) Mohammed Khairy 113(107) Ratchayothin Yotharuck 114(119) Ryan Clark 115(120) Lee Page 116(124) Allan Taylor 117(118) James Cahill 118(113) Cao Xinlong 119(116) Fraser Patrick 120(111) Robin Hull 121(128) Jak Jones 122(117) Patrick Einsle 123(122) Alex Borg 124(121) Alexander Ursenbacher 125(129) Ahmed Saif 126(119) Jin Long 127(123) Shi Hangqing 128(131) Lee Spick 129(130) Khaled Abumdas 130(125) Hossein Vafaei Ayouri 131(126) Igor Figueiredo
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Post by ligerdog7 on Feb 6, 2014 16:02:08 GMT 1
cheers dude 31/5 koolllllllllllllllllllllllll moooooooo ligers ruffyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy hollaaa uppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppp
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Post by ligerdog7 on Feb 24, 2014 5:52:48 GMT 1
someone tell me ronniye ant playing snooker kicks of today or didn't make it through plezzzzzzzzz on bbc Scotland talktalk don't get dis oggyesssss kool noooooooooo diggtyyyyyy upppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppp
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Post by Panda on Feb 24, 2014 15:38:12 GMT 1
The televised stages of the Welsh Open start today. The tournament began last week with 128 players but BBC Wales and Eurosport are starting their coverage today. The BBC Wales coverage is also available on the Red Button.
2nd round draw: Stephen Maguire 4-3 Sam Baird Gerard Greene v Andrew Pagett Tom Ford 2-4 James Wattana Joel Waker 4-3 Mark Davis Scott Donaldson v David Gilbert Jimmy Robertson v Andrew Higginson Ben Woollaston v Alfie Burden Jamie Cope v Ding Junhui Stuart Bingham v Thepchaiyah Un-Nooh Peter Lines v Michael Holt Matthew Stevens v Ian Burns Liu Chuang v Joe Perry Mark Allen v Noppon Saengkham Mike Dunn v Ali Carter Dominic Dale 4-1 Dechawat Poomjaeng Dave Harold v Mark Selby Neil Robertson v Rory McLeod Tian Pengfei v Mark Williams Graeme Dott v Jamie Jones Kurt Maflin v Marco Fu Shaun Murphy v Craig Steadman Fergal O'Brien v Liang Wenbo Martin Gould v Jack Lisowski Cao Yupeng v Barry Hawkins Judd Trump v Jamie Burnett Anthony McGill v Ryan Day Mark King v Alan McManus Ken Doherty v John Higgins Ricky Walden v Matthew Selt Anthony Hamilton v Li Hang Xiao Guodong v Michael White Barry Pinches v Ronnie O'Sullivan
Ronnie's 2nd round match is on Tuesday night.
Robert Milkins was the only top 16 player to go out in the 1st round.
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Post by ligerdog7 on Feb 25, 2014 4:14:24 GMT 1
cheers dude on red botton 301 channel at night only show hour grrrrrrrrrrr think better be able see hole ronniye one be hell I don't get hour long xch channel 301 7pm almost saying ronniye got hour win :Dhollaaaaaaaaa yooooooo mooo ligers upppppppppppppppppp
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Post by ligerdog7 on Feb 25, 2014 21:31:15 GMT 1
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Post by Panda on Feb 27, 2014 23:32:54 GMT 1
Welsh Open quarter-finals: Joel Walker v Ding Junhui Joe Perry v Mark Selby Marco Fu v Barry Hawkins John Higgins v Ronnie O'Sullivan
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Post by rewardman on Feb 28, 2014 0:00:13 GMT 1
Surprised at the number of names I recognized on the world ranking list.
I've been in the U.S. nearly ten years.
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Post by ligerdog7 on Mar 1, 2014 22:37:39 GMT 1
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Post by ligerdog7 on Mar 2, 2014 21:34:35 GMT 1
amazeing win ronniye fin 147 wowzerssssssss got gunness world records wow got highest break 2 think cum on mr h no crime u say it one of mans geniesssssssssssss dude can u post snooker clander dis year cuz I needs as see ronniye play go ronniyeeeeeeee hollaaaa yoooooooooo mooo upppppppppppppppppppppppppppppp
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Post by ligerdog7 on Mar 2, 2014 21:38:16 GMT 1
Updated world rankings after the German Masters (won by Ding Junhui): (Number in brackets is position on the money list, which will replace the points version of the world ranking after the World Championship. The money list will be used to determine who keeps their place on the tour for next season) 1(1) Neil Robertson 2(3) Mark Selby 3(2) Ding Junhui 4(4) Judd Trump 5(6) Barry Hawkins 6(10) Stuart Bingham 7(13) Stephen Maguire 8(12) Shaun Murphy 9(7) Marco Fu 10(11) John Higgins 11(9) Mark Allen 12(8) Ricky Walden 13(15) Mark Davis 14(17) Robert Milkins 15(18) Joe Perry 16(14) Ali Carter 17(19) Graeme Dott 18(20) Mark Williams 19(16) Matthew Stevens 20(24) Michael Holt 21(23) Ryan Day 22(21) Peter Ebdon 23(25) Liang Wenbo 24(31) Mark King 25(22) Xiao Guodong 26(29) Dominic Dale 27(35) Andrew Higginson 28(30) Tom Ford 29(27) Marcus Campbell 30(38) Ben Woollaston 31(5) Ronnie O'Sullivan 32(26) Martin Gould 33(28) Michael White 34(37) Ken Doherty 35(32) Fergal O'Brien 36(40) David Gilbert 37(34) Jack Lisowski 38(41) Jamie Burnett 39(42) Mark Joyce 40(43) Anthony McGill 41(57) Jamie Jones 42(39) Alan McManus 43(48) Anthony Hamilton 44(33) Rod Lawler 45(50) Alfie Burden 46(45) Jamie Cope 47(36) Kurt Maflin 48(47) Rory McLeod 49(56) Yu Delu 50(74) Liu Chuang 51(55) Dave Harold 52(51) Jimmy Robertson 53(54) Nigel Bond 54(59) Stephen Lee 55(44) Cao Yupeng 56(58) Peter Lines 57(52) Matthew Selt 58(49) Dechawat Poomjaeng 59(71) Tian Pengfei 60(60) Steve Davis 61(62) Jimmy White 62(66) Gerard Greene 63(46) Aditya Mehta 64(53) Pankaj Advani 65(61) Robbie Williams 66(69) Ian Burns 67(72) Mike Dunn 68(75) James Wattana 69(68) Thepchaiyah Un-Nooh 70(63) Luca Brecel 71(84) Adam Duffy 72(77) Paul Davison 73(79) Barry Pinches 74(78) Liam Highfield 75(73) Zhang Anda 76(67) Scott Donaldson 77(87) Michael Wasley 78(70) Sam Baird 79(80) Thanawat Thirapongpaiboon 80(83) Chen Zhe 81(86) Tony Drago 82(90) Craig Steadman 83(93) Li Yan 84(81) Joel Walker 85(94) Daniel Wells 86(89) David Grace 87(64) Gary Wilson 88(98) Martin O'Donnell 89(65) David Morris 90(76) Kyren Wilson 91(91) Simon Bedford 92(99) Sean O'Sullivan 93(127) Stephen Hendry 94(100) Michael Leslie 95(104) Jamie O'Neill 96(85) Li Hang 97(82) Stuart Carrington 98(96) John Astley 99(95) Alex Davies 100(97) Joe Swail 101(88) Noppon Saengkham 102(110) Passakorn Suwannawat 103(92) Lyu Haotian 104(103) Andrew Pagett 105(112) Ross Muir 106(105) Hammad Miah 107(102) Chris Wakelin 108(108) Andrew Norman 109(109) Elliot Slessor 110(101) Vinnie Calabrese 111(106) Chris Norbury 112(114) Mohammed Khairy 113(107) Ratchayothin Yotharuck 114(119) Ryan Clark 115(120) Lee Page 116(124) Allan Taylor 117(118) James Cahill 118(113) Cao Xinlong 119(116) Fraser Patrick 120(111) Robin Hull 121(128) Jak Jones 122(117) Patrick Einsle 123(122) Alex Borg 124(121) Alexander Ursenbacher 125(129) Ahmed Saif 126(119) Jin Long 127(123) Shi Hangqing 128(131) Lee Spick 129(130) Khaled Abumdas 130(125) Hossein Vafaei Ayouri 131(126) Igor Figueiredo dude not nocking dissing u but when cash money new rannkings list kick in cuz list shambulls don't ronniyes welsh win count anything he be top 3 easyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy rufyyyyyy kool moo ok my bad just red ya sayd uppppppppppppppppppppppppppppp
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Post by Pablo on Mar 3, 2014 0:14:30 GMT 1
Surprised at the number of names I recognized on the world ranking list. I've been in the U.S. nearly ten years. Given that snooker players have careers of 20+ years in the game and not an over-physical sport, its not too surprising IMO. Anybody agree that Ronnie is playing better now than he has in the last - say 10 years? OK he still has his moments but when he's strutting his stuff around the table, especially tonight's 147 break in the last frame. He looks unplayable sometimes!
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Post by rewardman on Mar 3, 2014 1:41:32 GMT 1
Surprised at the number of names I recognized on the world ranking list. I've been in the U.S. nearly ten years. Given that snooker players have careers of 20+ years in the game and not an over-physical sport, its not too surprising IMO. Anybody agree that Ronnie is playing better now than he has in the last - say 10 years? OK he still has his moments but when he's strutting his stuff around the table, especially tonight's 147 break in the last frame. He looks unplayable sometimes! Assuming they can maintain a competitive standard of play but a fair point on reflection. Stephen Hendry is so far down the ranking though it's kind of sad to see that.
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Post by Paddy on Mar 3, 2014 10:05:59 GMT 1
Given that snooker players have careers of 20+ years in the game and not an over-physical sport, its not too surprising IMO. Anybody agree that Ronnie is playing better now than he has in the last - say 10 years? OK he still has his moments but when he's strutting his stuff around the table, especially tonight's 147 break in the last frame. He looks unplayable sometimes! Assuming they can maintain a competitive standard of play but a fair point on reflection. Stephen Hendry is so far down the ranking though it's kind of sad to see that. Stephen Hendry retired at the crucible in 2012. He still will have ranking points for 1/4 final match of the tournament til may therefore still in world rankings.
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Post by Panda on Mar 4, 2014 1:06:30 GMT 1
dude not nocking dissing u but when cash money new rannkings list kick in cuz list shambulls don't ronniyes welsh win count anything he be top 3 easyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy rufyyyyyy kool moo ok my bad just red ya sayd uppppppppppppppppppppppppppppp
Fair point Simon but the points list is still valid for the rest of the season as it will determine who qualifies automatically for the World Championship and who will have to qualify. Ronnie's upto 27 on the points list after winning the Welsh Open but qualifies automatically for the World Championship as champion. He's now upto #4 on the money list. Neil Robertson remains top of the points list, meaning as things stand, he will be #2 seed for the World Championship. Ding is upto #1 on the money list. Although his current ranking is 12, Mark Allen is currently outside the automatic qualification places for the World Championship when you take into account points to be removed. It looks like a 3-way battle between him, Robert Milkins and Joe Perry for the last 2 automatic places at the Crucible. The 16 automatic qualifiers will be decided after the Players Championship Finals, which will now take place at the Guild Hall in Preston after being moved from their originally scheduled venue in Thailand.
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Post by ligerdog7 on Mar 9, 2014 17:29:30 GMT 1
cheers dude thanks explaneing dears snooker on eurosport from tommrow think china 1p says ronniye not playing dat koollllllllll ruufyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy quack moo uppppppp g
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Post by Panda on Mar 9, 2014 20:12:43 GMT 1
The World Open starts tomorrow in China. Ronnie's sitting this one out, along with next month's China Open but he is due to take part in the Players Championship finals later this month, which will be the last tournament before the World Championship seedings are decided.
World Open 1st round: Mark Allen v Mike Dunn Yuan Sijun v Mark Williams Ken Doherty v Barry Pinches Alfie Burden v Ricky Walden John Higgins v Alex Davies Aditya Mehta v Michael White Matthew Stevens v Yu Delu wildcard v Judd Trump Stephen Maguire v Thepchaiyah Un-Nooh Craig Steadman v Andrew Higginson Ryan Day v Michael Wasley Tian Pengfei v Graeme Dott Shaun Murphy v Jimmy White Cao Yupeng v Mark King Xiao Guodong v Pankaj Advani Li Yan v Ding Junhui Mark Selby v Anthony Hamilton Gerard Greene v Noppon Saengkham Liang Wenbo v wildcard Adam Wicheard v Mark Davis Robert Milkins v Rod Lawler Alan McManus v Martin Gould Dominic Dale v Michael Leslie Steve Davis v Stuart Bingham Barry Hawkins v Matthew Selt Mark Joyce v David Morris Ali Carter v David Gilbert Kurt Maflin v Joe Perry Marco Fu v Anthony McGill Nigel Bond v Michael Holt Tom Ford v wildcard Jamie Jones v Neil Robertson
Wildcard round: Yuan Sijun w/o Jamie Burnett Sanderson Lam v Chen Zifan Scott Donaldson v Lin Shuai Rory McLeod v Zhao Xintong
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