Wilt
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Argue away, very interested to hear how you come to that conclusion.Personally I'd argue Ronnie is 10x the cnut that Murphy is!
Argue away, very interested to hear how you come to that conclusion.Personally I'd argue Ronnie is 10x the cnut that Murphy is!
Argue away, very interested to hear how you come to that conclusion.
Maxi from Ding!
Where did I say “Ronnie is a good person” ? ….just make it up as you go ?You think Ronnie is a good person? All he ever does is complain about the sport which has made him rich.
One moment he's enjoying snooker the next he's not bothered if he never picks up a cue again. The guy is an absolute tool.
At least Murphy tries to do what he can to develop the sport and deal with the issues as part of various player led boards.
Ronnie just throws his toys out of the pram and goes to the corner to sulk.
I could go on but I'd rather limit the time I waste talking about him.
Where did I say “Ronnie is a good person” ? ….just make it up as you go ?
Without dispute O’Sullivan is the worlds greatest cue man and done more to promote the game than any other player alive just by his pure genius.
It’s well documented O’Sullivan suffers from depression despite which he still continues to dominate the sport for more than three decades. There’s a very fine line between genius and madness which sometimes O’Sullivan does cross.
Murphy and O’Sullivan are poles apart with O’Sullivan a very private person, whereas as Hendry has mentioned more than once “Murphy will do anything to be on TV”.
The thing with Ronnie is, take him away from "official" snooker interviews (pre and post match and all that stuff), and he suddenly becomes a different person. In his America Hustle documentary or for example on Hendry's YT channel he comes across as a surprisingly nice guy, or even when he's commentating on Eurosport. It's the high pressure environments that seem to bring out the worst in him.You think Ronnie is a good person? All he ever does is complain about the sport which has made him rich.
One moment he's enjoying snooker the next he's not bothered if he never picks up a cue again. The guy is an absolute tool.
At least Murphy tries to do what he can to develop the sport and deal with the issues as part of various player led boards.
Ronnie just throws his toys out of the pram and goes to the corner to sulk.
I could go on but I'd rather limit the time I waste talking about him.
Shaun Murphy is unwatchable. Pompous, passive aggressive, arrogant, porcine cnut.
Mark Allen absolute class sir. Never used to be too fond of him but he's one of my favourite players and has been for a year or two now. His commentary is mint and he just seems like a nice guy.
Also Selby off his seat congratulating him was nice to see. A lot of people dislike Selby but he is one of the nicest guys on the circuit and is talked highly of by his peers. Ronnie would've probably stayed seated.
Honestly can’t stand himSelby playing on here, ffs. He’d play on with 17 snookers needed with just the black left
If Murphy could play like he preaches he might have given O’Sullivan a game
So cranky, moody and taking shots at everyone.O'Sullivan in this mood there isn't a player that can give him a game
Yeah, he was in good form in the interviews - including the studio one.Ronnie…
"I don't feel that old. I feel young in my mind. I feel a lot younger round the table when I play these younger players. They look old and their brains are quite slow. I still feel my brain is pretty quick round the snooker table, which is enough.
"They need to get their acts together because I am going blind, have got a dodgy arm and they still can't beat me."
I think Mark Allen ,if he gets by Carter could really frustrate Ronnie. He gets pissy when things don't go his way.O'Sullivan in this mood there isn't a player that can give him a game
Yip. I think there’s an element of truthfulness and frustration in it though… as a kid, he’d have watched the new players nudge out the old guard, then was part of a group that did the same himself. That’s the usual cycle in sports?Yeah, he was in good form in the interviews - including the studio one.
I don't take anything he says seriously, as he can contradict himself within the same sentence and mostly just takes the contrary view to the tone of what he's been asked (if it's an upbeat question, he'll respond negatively; if it's a negative question, he'll claim positivity!)
But he's rarely dull and there's times, like today, when he comes out with some great lines.
Yeah, it's a hell of an achievement.Yip. I think there’s an element of truthfulness and frustration in it though… as a kid, he’d have watched the new players nudge out the old guard, then was part of a group that did the same himself. That’s the usual cycle in sports?
I thinks he’s thinking “why aren‘t players coming up and pushing me out”? The only players with this many wins/longevity are Fred and Joe Davis but that’s for a different reason… even Davis (S) and Hendry got overtaken.
The answer is he’s THAT good. And with every year/title, that gap (in greatness) is getting bigger. We‘re in Woods, Jordan, Brady territory.
Yeah, he was in good form in the interviews - including the studio one.
I don't take anything he says seriously, as he can contradict himself within the same sentence and mostly just takes the contrary view to the tone of what he's been asked (if it's an upbeat question, he'll respond negatively; if it's a negative question, he'll claim positivity!)
But he's rarely dull and there's times, like today, when he comes out with some great lines.