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who could argue with that evidence

http://youtu.be/vo_ERRi1sxc?t=1m29s

when youve got to go, youve got to go, well done Darren

if all else fails, read " Doggin the 9" by Eileen Dover

yes, its easier to just miss, but the only cure if youre not 100% sure, is to stand and start again

there is no cure, you have to stop, get up and start again

full of crap

I think your first 2 points have merit but not the 3rd I think any one who plays , knows when they get a bad contact personally, I get more bad contacts playing snooker, than pool, maybe the bigger heavier balls. Experienced players tend to know the type of shot that will result in a bad...

the situation recently is no different to any other tournament, theres always chalk everywhere, on the balls, rails, cloth etc. The point that Bartram made , was that these new balls skid more. I'd be inclined to believe him I'll tell em

you mean, like snooker, Ron

finding the right car is always difficult

It 100% deserves a pass

The amazing " all of one opinion" BBC audience. Personally , i preferred your Pixie dust theory. Wheres Johnson when you need him:grin-square:

if he'd had 18 hours sleep in a 4 poster bed, and not had a drink for a fortnight, his problem would still have been Dechaine and Bartram.

you are not alone

touch of integrity, sounds like a good name for a DVD:smile:

Quote: Originally Posted by sheffield6 If you have a shread of integrity, then yes, if not dont worry about it Like CJ said, it is all about integrity. if you are getting me mixed up with CJ, its ok, he's not a bad kid

:) yea, but one of thems just a nit:)

I wouldnt call him a pro , i'd call him an asshole

agreed, but having respect for someone as a pool player, or as a person, two different things