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Doubles Knockout Round-2- Results
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| sly294 |
Posted on 11-11-2008 15:16
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Lloyd Barnes
Martyn Drinkwater (Winners)
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Alan Mehmet
Jan Zalewski
Enjoyed this match, was swinging more then a pack of monkeys in the jungle. Reminded me of the Arsenal vs Man U game... just pure open pool.
Still good evening and good fun, wish Lloyd and Martyn all the best and hope they progress well in later rounds. 
If Carlsberg made pool players they would play like me.
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| ThePower |
Posted on 11-11-2008 16:16
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Harkness boys 2-0 Stuart Thompson & Luke Davis (Cuemasters) |
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| Teach |
Posted on 17-11-2008 01:50
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A result from this afternoon:
Darren Bacon / Joseph Sema 1 - 2 Darren Porter / Steve Aldridge |
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| longshanks |
Posted on 19-11-2008 18:47
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Another late result:
Mark Eldridge & Lee Bushell 0-2 Phil Wates & Dave McDonnell
A good win for us, i like this Scotch doubles malarkey. |
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| the-shark |
Posted on 19-11-2008 20:22
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glad someone does everyone i speak to hates it! lets hope reality kicks in at the next agm and people are not pissed when they vote so we can get things back to normal.
we may need a bigger boat..! |
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| EmDee |
Posted on 20-11-2008 02:48
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Hallelujah! Preach on brother Sharky!
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| Fat-Dart |
Posted on 20-11-2008 03:30
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I like the Scotch format but then Billy and I have similar playing styles so it suits us well, as we tend to go for the same shots anyway. Ok, maybe it's just a shared brain-cell but it's been ok so far.
I know people have said it on here before but it does prevent the whole puppet-master thing, although I must admit I've never played any doubles pairing who've been like that, I can see the logic in the comment.
The only scary bit of Scotch Doubles I see is when your partner breaks and pots, then has to nominate for the shot you then have to take. Having said that, we've been ok up to now but I can see other pairings with differing playing styles potentially coming unstuck with that one. |
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| EmDee |
Posted on 20-11-2008 04:18
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Yeah I shouldn't comment in case my partner reads this thread...
YOU KNOW WHO YOU ARE YOU USELESS BASTARD!!!
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| Sass |
Posted on 20-11-2008 05:04
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Love it. I'm playing with your partner anyway so what's your problem?!  |
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| longshanks |
Posted on 20-11-2008 05:14
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Fat-Dart wrote:
I like the Scotch format but then Billy and I have similar playing styles so it suits us well, as we tend to go for the same shots anyway. Ok, maybe it's just a shared brain-cell but it's been ok so far.
I know people have said it on here before but it does prevent the whole puppet-master thing, although I must admit I've never played any doubles pairing who've been like that, I can see the logic in the comment.
The only scary bit of Scotch Doubles I see is when your partner breaks and pots, then has to nominate for the shot you then have to take. Having said that, we've been ok up to now but I can see other pairings with differing playing styles potentially coming unstuck with that one.
Yes maybe you should be allowed to confer before choosing which colour after potting a ball off the break. |
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| Sass |
Posted on 20-11-2008 17:06
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When is the deadline for round 2 matches? |
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