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February 4, 2012

German Masters – Semi Final Saturday

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Shameless aren't I?

Today sees us revert to a one table format in Berlin as the semi-finals are played over the best of eleven frames. Ronnie O’Sullivan, Stephen Lee, Shaun Murphy and Stephen Maguire are those doing battle.

Last night saw a cracking match between Maguire and Trump with the Scot making a pressure clearance look very easy and pipping young Judd on the final black. It’s about time that Mags started playing like a player who is consistently in the top 8 in the world without ever really winning anything, maybe his PTC win in January has given him the thirst for trophies again.

Ronnie came back from 3-1 down to beat Matthew Stevens and only needs to win today to get back provisionally inside the top 16. He will still need to put in a decent performance in the Welsh Open however to hold onto this when the next seeding cut-off takes place. Only then will he be sure of his automatic place at the Crucible. My guess is that he will be OK.

Stephen Lee’s good run continued and he managed to knock out defending champion Mark Williams, finishing off with a century. Big Ste now faces Ronnie and claimed after the match that he would be in full attacking mode from the off. His record against the Rocket is pretty poor so hopefully he’s thought about his tactics a little more carefully this time.

Shaun Murphy and Mark Selby had them rolling in the aisles all night. Hilarity ensued as the Jester cracked visual gag after visual gag, but try as he might to put Smurf off with his Chaplinesque routines it didn’t work and Shaun won 5-3.

On another note, it was great of Dave Hendon to mention the SB Classic (twice) on Eurosport last night. OK, it was a nod to Smurf’s sponsorship from yesterday but a plug is a plug and that’s good enough for me. Big thanks to him and he should feel free to remind people of why Smurf is such a good bloke this evening.

I also went to bed far too early last night and missed a right old ruck between Michael Holt and the rest of the civilised world. Holty was on a one man crusade to rubbish Matt at Pro Snooker Blog’s opinion to a chorus of widespread derision from the masses. The volatile cueman asked Matt was he on drugs, which to the best of my knowledge he isn’t, unless you count all that Coke he drinks to keep him awake while he works tirelessly for free to support the sport that pays Holt’s inflated wages. Whilst I quite like Michael this time he made a total bellend of himself. If you want to pick on a blogger, come and have a go at me ya’ big bully and don’t come the ‘I’m dead clever’ bit either until you have as many letters after your name as wot I’ve got.

Anyway…. to the semi’s.

2pm CET Ronnie O’Sullivan v Stephen Lee 

OK, get ready for this. The head to head between these two is 11-1 in favour of O’Sullivan, Stephen’s only win coming in the 2004 European Open when he beat Ronnie 5-4. I get the feeling that the Rocket is loving being in a packed arena and is probably enjoying the fact that he is playing every day and not hanging around. Maybe he’s even enjoying a bit of sausage action over there. Lee has been threatening to get to the business end of a big tournament all season and has been an ever present in the PTC’s. He is clearly one of those players enjoying the new opportunities afforded him by Bazza and he is making the most of them. However, that head to head coupled with the fact that Ronnie is playing as well as he has been for years says to me that there is only one result here so it’s maximum bet time.

Recommended Bet: 5 points O’Sullivan (-1.5 frames) at 8/13 with Apollobet

8.30pm CET Shaun Murphy v Stephen Maguire

This will be billed as a grudge match between two players that have a bit of history. Who can forget Shaun insisting that Mags be docked a frame all those years ago because the hapless Scot forgot his chalk? There is no love lost between them and I for one love all that. Surprisingly for two top 8 players they haven’t met since 2008 when Shaun beat Mags 9-4 in the UK semi-finals. Shaun holds a 7-5 advantage in the head to heads, but of the semi-finals they have played it is two a piece. For me this one has 6-4 or 6-5 written all over it, I can’t see any way that it won’t be close. They are both in form and when that happens they are as evenly matched as any two players out there. I have backed Smurf in the outrights at 14/1 so I hope he wins, but I really can’t call it. Heart says Murphy, head says Maguire. Have a correct score bet, sit back and enjoy it.

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  1. A belated thanks for the kind words SB, appreciated as ever #bloggersunion

    Comment by Matt_2745 — February 4, 2012 @ 10:22 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  2. overnight – more chance ronnie’s or maguire’s odds will get shorter?

    (in betfair outright market maguire’s odds got shorter right after the end of maguire’s SF)

    Comment by lolo — February 4, 2012 @ 10:10 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  3. i had a feeling mags is the deal in outrights before SFs (saw him at 4 and 4.3 odds)… must sound like comecauto being sorry he did not back Lee to win his quarter…

    venga1, u figure ronnie could be a decent contender tomorrow?

    maguire was so untouchable today it almost made me scared :O

    Comment by lolo — February 4, 2012 @ 9:57 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  4. @lolo: ive got ronnie pre QF 11/4 so a fair sum to play with. I dont even think ill hedge – all ronnie bet return on Mags. Especially as 6 50′s came in despite Mags winning 6-0 and only making 4 – very lucky – though would have been very unlucky given frames 3 and 4 to lose

    Comment by venga1 — February 4, 2012 @ 9:51 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  5. Really unbelieveable performance form Mags, he is really on fire. My personal underdog for World Championship :D

    Comment by barjaktar — February 4, 2012 @ 9:48 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  6. Ronnie is 1.63-1.66, Maguire 2.5-2.56 in betfair tournament outright winner market (that should be before 5% commission).

    Comment by lolo — February 4, 2012 @ 9:45 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  7. I DO HOPE STEPHEN MAGUIRE HASNT FORGOTTEN HIS CHALK OTHERWISE SHAUN MAYBE AWARDED THE MATCH UNDER SOME OBSCURE RULE FROM THE LAST CENTURY THAT ONLY HE KNOWS ABOUT MAGS MUST HAVE A GREAT CHANCE IN THE FINAL HE HAS HARDLY PLAYED A LOOSE SHOT REALLY SOLID MATCHPLAY SNOOKER

    Comment by chewy wesker — February 4, 2012 @ 9:42 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  8. absolutely sensational Stephen Maguire – to me that was one of best performances ive seen – no one could have lived with him tonight

    Comment by venga1 — February 4, 2012 @ 9:42 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  9. This is the best snooker ive seen from anyone for at least 2 seasons.
    And bookies will price Mags at 11/8 or so 2moro – reckon thats a get on price based on form

    Comment by venga1 — February 4, 2012 @ 9:29 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  10. that plant and position was truly glorious

    Comment by venga1 — February 4, 2012 @ 9:23 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  11. Murphy all over place now – woeful safetys

    Comment by venga1 — February 4, 2012 @ 9:17 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  12. 6-0 all over it now this

    Comment by venga1 — February 4, 2012 @ 9:12 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  13. Murphy won’t let it without 2 frames on his side I hope, it would be strange for SF, he is not some Dale or Perry or Doherty…or Higgins :D

    Comment by barjaktar — February 4, 2012 @ 9:08 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  14. @SteveDow: agree, assess sitaution and play the % shot which was 1) to avoid free ball and 2) avoid hitting black – very very poor from murphy given he’s a ‘student of the game’

    Comment by venga1 — February 4, 2012 @ 9:06 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  15. Also annoyed Maguire didnt pot the black for a 55 break in frame 3 – would have been 5 50′s instead of 4 so far, double whammy given Murphy losing last one there. normally a bet needing 6 50′s with 4 already you’d be over the moon but can see it possibly falling 1 short with a 6-0 now!!!

    Comment by venga1 — February 4, 2012 @ 9:05 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  16. Was an utterly brainless shot on that snooker I have to say. He was always going to leave a free ball if he missed it.

    Comment by SteveDow — February 4, 2012 @ 8:56 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  17. @barjaktar, it looks like in the latest events there is almost never a match with a decider (see UK champ, masters, german masters so far, first-to-6 or 5 formats)…
    (also meaning it might make sense to take -1.5 handicap almost always…).

    Comment by lolo — February 4, 2012 @ 8:56 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  18. Awesome Maguire – though Murphy’s been suicidal last 2 frames – why didnt he just play the snooker slow and avoid a free ball and black (deliberate fould almost) – not illegal

    Comment by venga1 — February 4, 2012 @ 8:53 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  19. Murphy should quickly get his head up, this is getting silly.

    Comment by barjaktar — February 4, 2012 @ 8:52 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  20. Murphy has been utterly awful so far tonight!

    Comment by SteveDow — February 4, 2012 @ 8:37 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  21. hey maggie this is getting too clinical… cant he put a foot wrong somewhere for a change?

    Comment by lolo — February 4, 2012 @ 8:36 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  22. That said I may well hedge my 11/4 outright 2moro

    Comment by venga1 — February 4, 2012 @ 7:28 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  23. I don’t know, I like Mags more for tonight; he really played great whole week.

    Comment by barjaktar — February 4, 2012 @ 7:26 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  24. Ronnie is simply impossible to predict, lost count of amount of times ive said (after wins too) that thats it and im not betting on or against him again – i still do though!

    Comment by venga1 — February 4, 2012 @ 7:19 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  25. @barjaktar: think and hope yiu are right but famous last words as many games lately we expected to be close havnt been

    Comment by venga1 — February 4, 2012 @ 7:18 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  26. Sounds like a poor standard but some drama this afternoon – caught 1st 3 frames and could tell neither was firing thugh at 2-1 expected Ronnie to win comfortably. Still handicap landed. Really looking fwd to tonights game I must say – hope it doesnt disappoint – over 5.5 50′s the bet for me and will be supporting Maguire who I think might JUST win

    Comment by venga1 — February 4, 2012 @ 7:15 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  27. What do you think about winning margin under 2.5 frames @evens at Paddy? They are both in good form, I doubt will see 6-3 or even less on both sides; it looks very tempting.

    Comment by barjaktar — February 4, 2012 @ 7:03 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  28. Thoughts on this afternoon (I was watching it, just multi-tasking), Ronnie got bored and then once he realised he might actually lose started fooling around. The guy is a nutter but was handed it on a plate in the end, should have won 6-2. As ever with him, tomorrow is another day. Hoping Smurf wins tonight and keeps his mouth shut! If he starts going on about Ron he could get the payback on the table tomorrow. If Mags wins tonight for me he’d be favourite tomorrow but Ronnie has a good head to head against him.

    Comment by snookerbacker — February 4, 2012 @ 5:40 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  29. LOL Ronnie, you almost ruined me. If he will play clumsy like today tommorow, both Mags and Murphy will be in advantage. Still, Lee deserved decider, really some nice shots in last frame.

    Comment by barjaktar — February 4, 2012 @ 4:32 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  30. @lolo: Well, thats not not what im trying to say really, but I definitely want him to be in it.Im saying that i think his attitude to the game is much misunderstood. Its artistic rather than competitive. Its focused on the playing rather than on the winning. It makes a big difference to how you approach situations in a match.

    Comment by noci — February 4, 2012 @ 4:25 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  31. I would hate to have been backing Ronnie in that game – the final pink he missed he was laughing as he played it because he knew he was missing it!

    Comment by deco800 — February 4, 2012 @ 4:22 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  32. noci are u saying snooker needs ronnie? :)

    Comment by lolo — February 4, 2012 @ 4:13 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  33. @lolo – no, just on here!! :)

    Comment by snookerbacker — February 4, 2012 @ 4:10 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  34. Makes me think. Snooker is an awful lot about the grace of the players. If a match between Martin Gould and John Higgins had this many lousy misses it would have been horrible to watch. Yet, this was very entertaining, like an exhibition or Laurel and Hardy playing snooker, snooker comedy. Part of that is how in every instant the passion for the game and the feelings of the players are clearly readable in the their faces. You see how embarrassed Stephen Lee is after a missed red, how painful it is for him to play bad snooker. The same with ronnie, and you can see how they share this trait, this view, and how they can laugh about it together. “My god how bad we are today, isnt it horrible!” it seems like they are saying to each other.

    They dont want to just Win. They would want to play it Right.

    Comment by noci — February 4, 2012 @ 4:08 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  35. Thank god for that! Would have been up there with one of the worst ever gubbings had Lee managed to win there!

    Comment by SteveDow — February 4, 2012 @ 4:06 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  36. Is it a general steorotype in the UK – that Germany is a country of cute (big breasted that is? :) ) sporty blondies (+beer)?

    Comment by lolo — February 4, 2012 @ 4:06 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  37. Feeling during the match was whoever wins this SF1, going to be an easy snack for any of SF2 players..

    Ronnie was looking up at least twice (towards black ball side of the table) – anybody special sitting out there in the crowd?

    Comment by lolo — February 4, 2012 @ 4:05 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  38. Congrats SB for having the courage to trust your betting points into Ronnie’s hands – which happened to just work out! ;)

    Comment by lolo — February 4, 2012 @ 4:02 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  39. Never in doubt :)

    Comment by snookerbacker — February 4, 2012 @ 4:00 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  40. Ah ah ah a ha ha

    Comment by noci — February 4, 2012 @ 3:58 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  41. Lee is too strong for this game!

    Comment by noci — February 4, 2012 @ 3:50 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  42. Amazed that Ronnie hasn’t won this easily.

    Comment by snookerbacker — February 4, 2012 @ 3:48 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  43. Now he really wants to win this, Ronald. I could see it there.

    Comment by noci — February 4, 2012 @ 3:47 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  44. Am on Ronnie just to win rather than handicap but would love him to do it in the next frame.

    Comment by SteveDow — February 4, 2012 @ 3:44 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  45. AMAZING SHOT !!!

    Comment by noci — February 4, 2012 @ 3:38 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  46. Vastly prefer this carpet to the masters one.

    Comment by noci — February 4, 2012 @ 3:35 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  47. Well, its good they are playing EACH OTHER, otherwise they would both have gotten slaughtered.

    Comment by noci — February 4, 2012 @ 3:23 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  48. I wanna watch more. Nick a couple of frames now Stephen.

    Comment by noci — February 4, 2012 @ 3:10 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  49. Few great shots from Lee, really great.

    Comment by barjaktar — February 4, 2012 @ 3:09 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  50. The respect these guys have for each other is steaming out of their ears. + 3 exhibition reds in this frame from Lee.

    Comment by noci — February 4, 2012 @ 3:08 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  51. Can’t see Lee winning 3 frames in row, nice call on handi SB ;)

    Comment by barjaktar — February 4, 2012 @ 3:05 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  52. So the odds for Lee on the next encounter between these two should really be 12/1 then.

    Comment by noci — February 4, 2012 @ 3:03 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  53. @snookerbacker: Hope your event is going splendid, and enjoy yourself!

    Comment by noci — February 4, 2012 @ 3:01 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  54. I love the way you describe things Noci :) Busy on the Dublin SB Classic today – but from what I am seeing Ronnie though not at his best has got too much for Lee here.

    Comment by snookerbacker — February 4, 2012 @ 2:59 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  55. This is why I love Ronnie, and Stephen for that matter. In situations like this it shows that they dont have to prove their worth to other people to feel good about them selves. Both radiate a profound sense of self worth that is very attractive. Mature Men. Grown ups. I know some popel wouldnt agree about Ronnie, but i would suggest that they are getting fooled.

    Comment by noci — February 4, 2012 @ 2:55 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  56. This is actually hilarious. Here we have two absolute wizards of genious playing and laughing at themselves for the substandard game they are producing at the moment.I love that. Its very rare you see top sportspeople this relaxed and not serious about them selves.

    Comment by noci — February 4, 2012 @ 2:49 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  57. Taking that long red on when he had the option of putting it back behind the brown speaks volumes

    Comment by noci — February 4, 2012 @ 2:37 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  58. @barjaktar: Its a strange match this, it hasnt really taken of but if it continues like this its gonna be a tense finish. I havt to say though that i love to watch two fast and fluent players even if they are not on their best behaviour. Beats watching Mark Selby every day.

    Comment by noci — February 4, 2012 @ 2:29 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  59. Lee started playing much better, but Ronnie still should won it.

    Comment by barjaktar — February 4, 2012 @ 2:27 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  60. bring it on

    Comment by noci — February 4, 2012 @ 2:20 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  61. on betfair.

    Comment by lolo — February 4, 2012 @ 2:02 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  62. Odds were down to 1.06 when ronnie was winning 2-0, and on a break.
    then… at some point (2-1, and lee on a break?) back to 1.30. not that ‘high’ really.

    must me only ronnie and higgins getting such low odds so quickly.

    Comment by lolo — February 4, 2012 @ 2:01 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  63. Doenst look like that head to head is gonna get any sweeter for Bruce Lee

    Comment by noci — February 4, 2012 @ 2:01 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  64. @barjaktar: Good.

    Comment by noci — February 4, 2012 @ 1:57 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  65. Of course there is money involved :D

    Comment by barjaktar — February 4, 2012 @ 1:56 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  66. @barjaktar: Is money involved?

    Comment by noci — February 4, 2012 @ 1:53 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  67. @barjaktar: How is this a pity? Dont you like exitement?

    Comment by noci — February 4, 2012 @ 1:52 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  68. Good, good, warm up is over. Und jetzt, der superfete donnerwetter snooker aus hölle.

    Comment by noci — February 4, 2012 @ 1:51 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  69. Pity, it should be 3-0 and match would be over.

    Comment by barjaktar — February 4, 2012 @ 1:51 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  70. @lolo: This is stephen lee: famously inconsistent. As often rubbish as sublime.

    Comment by noci — February 4, 2012 @ 1:44 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  71. yeah noci that’s true :)
    was pretty funny yesterday when all the applause seemed to be NOT for tv table :D

    Comment by lolo — February 4, 2012 @ 1:43 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  72. Gotta love how the germans aplaude EVERY shot

    Comment by noci — February 4, 2012 @ 1:42 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  73. How did Lee reach SF?
    How did he win against MJW yesterday…

    Comment by lolo — February 4, 2012 @ 1:41 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  74. I love the sound in there, when you here the mumbeling its like thunder

    Comment by noci — February 4, 2012 @ 1:36 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  75. Come on Big Steve, lets make a match out of this.

    Comment by noci — February 4, 2012 @ 1:35 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  76. Lee is simple awful.

    Comment by barjaktar — February 4, 2012 @ 1:29 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  77. They must have shrunk the pockets overnight

    Comment by noci — February 4, 2012 @ 1:25 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  78. Is there some way to read the exchange between Matt and Holty?

    Comment by Donal — February 4, 2012 @ 1:25 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  79. ok it could be 6-0 if lee continues like this :O

    Comment by lolo — February 4, 2012 @ 1:23 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  80. @snookerbacker: Yes I did, but not on the one table set up! Like this its amazzzing.

    Comment by noci — February 4, 2012 @ 1:17 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  81. Ohhh, I have been missing you, my dea friend Ronald. Where were you all these years?

    Comment by noci — February 4, 2012 @ 1:17 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  82. Nervous start…

    Comment by barjaktar — February 4, 2012 @ 1:11 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  83. Dont tell me snooker is not on my eurosport…

    Comment by lolo — February 4, 2012 @ 1:09 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  84. @noci – didn’t you go last year?

    Comment by snookerbacker — February 4, 2012 @ 1:08 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  85. Hope Ronnie will stay in form from last night, -1.5 should go well. I guess Ronnie is finally again close to some major trophy so his determination to win it should be high.

    OT – is there some place where can I buy online some snooker thisrts or something like that? eBay and Amazon are useless on that point :D

    Comment by barjaktar — February 4, 2012 @ 1:05 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  86. Goooosebumps

    Comment by noci — February 4, 2012 @ 1:03 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  87. Jesus , look at that arena. Its like the coloseum!

    Comment by noci — February 4, 2012 @ 1:03 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  88. Oi! Looking foreward to some unnatural entertainment this afternoon with two players with cueballs in their cerebellum. Its gonna be awesome.

    Comment by noci — February 4, 2012 @ 1:02 pm ReplyReply to this comment

  89. Wasn’t planning on any bets today after getting on O’Sullivan yesterday but could resist 2 big ones on Ronnie -1.5 8/13 and over 5.5 50 breaks tonight 4/6.
    Wont see this afternoons one but looking forward to tonight – hope its a tense dramatic classic

    Comment by venga1 — February 4, 2012 @ 11:42 am ReplyReply to this comment

  90. It’s probably quite rightly not classed as a tour event. Cant even remember it to be honest! Dave H tells me it was an invitational event in Hong Kong.

    Comment by snookerbacker — February 4, 2012 @ 11:22 am ReplyReply to this comment

  91. Its a package called allsnooker.info – that tournament doesn’t appear in there.

    Comment by snookerbacker — February 4, 2012 @ 11:16 am ReplyReply to this comment

  92. This is gonna be a nail biting day for me. Have Smurf as a winner and Lee to reach the final at least. Maybe its a time for a backup plan. Mags win is still worth backing I guess. But Im affraid that Ronnie is going to ruin the party.

    Comment by prasopes — February 4, 2012 @ 11:05 am ReplyReply to this comment

  93. Lee beat ronnie in the final of the 1999 millenium cup.who comes up with your stats ?.

    Comment by Trevorp — February 4, 2012 @ 11:03 am ReplyReply to this comment

  94. @snookerbacker: Certainly have mate and a couple of my mates have too so you have some new followers! I actually fancy Ronnie big time for the tournement now so will lay a bit off if Murphy gets to the final. Would actually like Ronnie to win it also. He’s brilliant to watch and despite his faults he is good for the game.

    Comment by SteveDow — February 4, 2012 @ 10:58 am ReplyReply to this comment

  95. @Steve – yes, one black away from another clean sweep! It’s been a good week and you can’t win them all. Hopefully you have made a bit on the week as that’s what it’s all about. Fingers crossed for Smurf but Ronnie is looking very good.

    Comment by snookerbacker — February 4, 2012 @ 10:35 am ReplyReply to this comment

  96. Hard luck on the acca yesterday SB! Very close but we’ve had plenty of winners this week so not to worry. I’ve had a big bet on Ronnie just to win at 1/3. Then hopefully Murphy can get through to the final where I’ll be looking to lay a bit of the 14/1 off.

    Comment by SteveDow — February 4, 2012 @ 10:30 am ReplyReply to this comment

  97. @deco – agreed, wait until he’s next on the box. Sharpening the Quill for that one.

    Comment by snookerbacker — February 4, 2012 @ 10:06 am ReplyReply to this comment

  98. Here bloody here. He also demeaned the SB 300 as not being on a par with World Snooker rankings. Clearly doesn’t know what he’s talking about

    Comment by deco800 — February 4, 2012 @ 9:58 am ReplyReply to this comment

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