It's hard to believe that the last 3 pages of posts were worse than the first 11. After the first 11 pages of posts, something in the last 3 pages were so offensive and explosive that they had to be deleted, uh... yeah right! I agree with sausage, either lock the damn thing or delete all posts.
About 2:36 into Archer's 120, 2nd rack is very interesting. They are talking about follow, draw or basically a stun shot when your cue ball is on the left or right hand side of the center of the break ball. I also noticed on break shots, Jonny seams more comfortable going to the side rail then...
I apologize if this has been linked before, but I think it's worth another look anyhow. This is a great video of Johny Archer, Nick Varner and FastMike talking through rack after rack. You get a good look at how these great player look at a rack and think about how to tackle it! If I heard...
I've been in Jimmy's position more than a couple times. Putting one of my drunk buddies in line, not the six trips to snooker championship finals. :D
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ykc1ihExAWk&NR=1
In part 33 2:14 into the video they re-racked and started over for the 3rd time, the ref said. LOL I've never been this lost and still think it's cool. Why would they do this and who can initiate a re-rack? This match is awesome and I love it btw...
Ahhhhh-haaaaa I see. You probably didn't even need to look at the video to know what was going on. Thanks for checking that out and taking your time to answer.
I was watching the 2009 masters final between O'Sullivan and Selby. In part 30 about 4:52 into the video O'Sullivan plays safe by going one rail and lightly nestles into the rack, then Selby plays safe and doesn't hit a red. Why isn't this a foul...
I noticed that Allen Hopkins used and uses a compact stroke for all games. I'm wondering if I should try and use both techniques like a switch hitter in baseball or commit exclusively to one technique or the other for straight pool and nine ball. I have a lengthy smooth stroke and fear that...