Snooker

Oh, the "final black"! When I read it earlier, I thought they just meant the 15th black. He said he didn't know there was a high break prize either. But at least people will have his name on the tip of their tongue now...

Been a few interesting upsets this week

John Simpson Wrote:The pathology of wrongdoing is far more widespread and reaches far deeper than most of us would prefer to think.

Glad Murphy went out

John Simpson Wrote:The pathology of wrongdoing is far more widespread and reaches far deeper than most of us would prefer to think.

Also Maguire & Burnett gone

John Simpson Wrote:The pathology of wrongdoing is far more widespread and reaches far deeper than most of us would prefer to think.

Fancied a flutter? (yes, took hours to even think that little up)

This afternoon's matches were both awesome

Whilst Robertson v probably Selby will provide Sunday's runaway favourite, at least some less familiar names are getting table time at the thick end of the tournament for once.

John Simpson Wrote:The pathology of wrongdoing is far more widespread and reaches far deeper than most of us would prefer to think.

John Simpson Wrote:The pathology of wrongdoing is far more widespread and reaches far deeper than most of us would prefer to think.

Well done to Robertson on closing out the win

My impression was that Liang Wenbo and Marco Fu were fired up by the early exit of Ding Junhui. It gave them a chance to show that he isn't the only top show in town (Dechawat and Thepchaiya seemed to do better in the same vein, too).

John Simpson Wrote:The pathology of wrongdoing is far more widespread and reaches far deeper than most of us would prefer to think.