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As hard as we try.;)

That match with Tadd sounds like you were very impressive CJ. You gained the number one ranking around that time. Also, in that time frame, there was a very talented player named Tommy Sanders, in Beaumont/Port Arthur who would play anyone even for big money (Action Jackson was one of his...

You've kind of beat this point into oblivion:deadhorse: Captain Obvious. :wink: Were you at the British Open in 2009 making the same point to Tom Watson when he got into a playoff at age 59? Everyone knows the clock is ticking. According to your opinion, people over 40 shouldn't even bother...

Good reply JAM. The garbage spewed above was uncalled for. Happy holidays.:thumbup:

All this talk about he's too old, no way can they get it back....my father used to tell me "Can't never could do anything." People celebrate those that accomplish things against long odds. I hope both of them come back better than ever. I think it will be cool to watch, regardless.

I think, if anything, it was karma. Congrats again, Efren!!

Congrats to Efren!! Great win, great guy. Glad he called the ten!!

No, just chickenshit.

Why wasn't it called after Shane's first and third wins? Did the ref know the rules then? It is more than obvious the ref was not calling this rule earlier in the match, and he did later. And it is obvious he did so after Alcano complained about it.

So, why was Alcano up and out of the starting gates like a quarterhorse? He knew what the call was before the ref made it...because he told him to call it.

That's what I said above. So, ref did not call it on two of Shane's previous wins, and after Alcano complains to him, he changes mid match and starts calling it differently because one of the players asked him to. Shane should have been warned. It is a BS move.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p9ZrFBWjrKk It's pretty clear that Shane did not call his pocket on his first or third win, (49.50) and (1:11.50) On the first one you can see Shane clearly, He said nothing, and called nothing. Why didn't the ref call this? Because Alcano had not told him to...

So, why didn't he call it the other times Shane made the ten and didn't call it. Instead, he waited to call it when the nitty Ronnie Alcano told him to call it. The whole thing looks like a move, and it was a move.

I think both teams played under their potential. Many more bad misses than great shots. Just another argument against short coin-flip races.

I'm beginning to think Efren is the exception, rather than the rule, when it comes to sportsmanship and integrity among the Filipinos. That was a chickenshit move.

I'm just wondering if there will be any real action, or will all of the pool be fiction.:frown: In any event, it did get more exciting that Keith will be a part of it.

Unfortunately, $Bill passed away several years back. He was a great guy and is sorely missed. Try this link to a pic of 1961 Johnston City. (it's on onepocket.org site) http://www.onepocket.org/ChalkUp.htm

Maybe Dechaine is playing better than JA right now and for the last year, maybe, but he hasn't come close to achieving the success Johnny has in his career. A couple of your prior posts demean Johnny, and you certainly have demeaned Earl repeatedly. For a guy that used to call himself the...

Well, right now, it's showing silver and gold. Maybe you are in transition.??