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RACKRUNNER21
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posticon   Posted: 2007-09-22 12:27

lol i think darkside is a bit upset he's not allowed his own corner



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Danny
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posticon   Posted: 2007-09-22 12:49

it won't be long until he has 12 threads all on the homepage, with no replies, but still at the top because he's taking a fullstop out of the original post or adding a comma.

why doesn't he just pay dave for his own section on the site?!

i don't really have a problem with the guy apart from his "big man" attitude and ruining this forum.



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phil9ball
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posticon   Posted: 2007-09-22 12:55

back to the Solihull event please.....who is going today/tonight?



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Jump_Shot
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posticon   Posted: 2007-09-22 13:03

tomorrow morning for the yorkshire crew, 4 hr practice session today and a early night



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posticon   Posted: 2007-09-22 13:14

cool we are there tonight but still having an early one! nice full breakfast in the morning and then a 5 minute drive to the club! see you tomorrow mate, safe journey!



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TonyDavid
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posticon   Posted: 2007-09-22 14:10

Ii am driving up in the morning from Kent, early start for me too. Practice, what is that? lol, my practice was Mickeys last Sunday



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posticon   Posted: 2007-09-22 14:15

Same as Tony :D

See everyone there at 11am.



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tHE_mAN
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posticon   Posted: 2007-09-22 19:48

Hi Darkside....

Can i have some help with your 3 D's method?

I'll trade you for the 3 R's......

READING
RITING
and
Rhytmatic


LOL ! ! !

SEE YA 2Mora m8

C H I C K E N    F E E D ! ! !



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mrbuzz
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posticon   Posted: 2007-09-22 20:22

i'm assuming the club will be open fairly early tomorrow so i can get a bit of practice before the off? See you all tomorrow even though i'm using a different cue cos my ferrule cracked on tuesday and my arm is very sore from my new tattoo!



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nipper
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posticon   Posted: 2007-09-22 20:58

are you making your excuses early buzz



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posticon   Posted: 2007-09-22 21:24

got to be done paul!



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nipper
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posticon   Posted: 2007-09-22 21:30

a crutch under the left arm often helps



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posticon   Posted: 2007-09-22 21:40

I might just have to wear a sling to make it look that little bit more realistic



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toomuchaMaverick
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posticon   Posted: 2007-09-23 22:08

Any word as to how this one is going??



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Buckster_uk
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posticon   Posted: 2007-09-23 23:04

Will try and fill people in but I am absolutely knackered.

It was a LONG day, the multiple group stages were very draining, eventually it got down to the final 2 groups with the top 2 going through from each to the semis.

If I remember rightly, groups were:

Kevin Uzzell
Damian Massey
Chris Buckmaster
Tony David
Simon ?

Gareth Esprit
Phil Burford
Matt Hyden
Tony Burton
Jonathan Mathers


Absolutely no idea how the second group got on, but it was a toss up between Kevin, Damian and Tony for the semi spots.

Big Dave turned up late in the day and they have internet connection at the club, so you could see some more info at some point tonight.



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nicknameless
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posticon   Posted: 2007-09-23 23:32

Semis;

Matt Hyden vs Damian Massey

and

Kev Uzzell vs Phil Burford.

Triple group format may not take off I feel.



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Jump_Shot
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posticon   Posted: 2007-09-24 07:55

groups not the way forward. not in 1 day anyway

maybe 1 group then to single ko



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mackie
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posticon   Posted: 2007-09-24 08:32

must say i enjoyed the tourney but i agree i was knackered by the end of group two.didn't get a rest between any of the group matches and only about 10 mins between the 2 group stages.
agree that it maybe should have gone to a knockout after the first group stage.....solihull's a nice club though....if a little hot



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Riggers
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posticon   Posted: 2007-09-24 09:17

Well done Andy for a very well run event. I was also very impressed with the club's facilities especially the condition of the tables, which, although some looked like they were a little worn they still played really nice.

It's always difficult to judge the right tournament format for an event, especially when there's so many tournaments cropping up these days, so people quite rightly are trying their best to come up with something different each time. I do like the group based tournaments because it gives good value with plenty of matches and this is reflected in the good turnout Andy achieved.

On reflection (easy to look back!) I would have played longer races (even if only to 7 that extra 1 makes a big diff) and then sacrificed the use of groups after the first stage to save some time later on. Maybe sour grapes from me 'cos I didn't come through the group after winning my first 2 and then narrowly losing the next 2, but I just think race to 6 is too short for 9 ball :)

It was still a good tourney though, great fun, lots of matches and good to see someone taking the time and effort to run it properly. Everything went very smoothly from what I saw. Looking forward to the next one.

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TonyDavid
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posticon   Posted: 2007-09-24 09:21

I have to agree. It makes the day seem to go on forever, even though its good value for money. Groups then maybe straight ko or even double elim maybe. Especially as I had a 195 mile journey home and was cream crackered lol.
Great tournament though and I enjoyed it, even though it was just TOO hot in there.
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