Efren does not play position.
Position plays Efren.
LOL .... I bet there are plenty of his opponents who wish that were true.
Efren does not play position.
Position plays Efren.
Efren does not play position.
Position plays Efren.
If a girl scout missed shape and tapped the table, would you still buy cookies from her?:scratchhead:
Or as I've always said, he makes the game look Efrenless.
Sorry if this has been talked about before, but many times I see Efren point to, or tap the table with his cue, where the CB was supposed to end up. (He is not the only one who does this)
Maybe its just me, but I'm not a fan of that practice. I know he is just a little frustrated with his own shot, but to me it seems a little like complaining. I dont see the need for it.
There's also a need for a 'visual' player to give the mind a clear picture
Of the result .... to compare to the idea.. so that the mind can compute
Better the next shot. I personally am a visual player, and if I don't give
Myself good feedback then it can get more difficult to get on track.
But that's just me. I'm a little different.....
TD
In the ghost world, they play the Efren.
Efren does not draw the cue ball, he strokes the table forward.
:wink:...very well stated.Match up with him in one pocket with a rule he can't tap the table with his cue and let us know how it works out for you.
The ghost once tried to call a foul on Efren. That's how he became the ghost.
The ghost once tried to call a foul on Efren. That's how he became the ghost.
So is Efren the Chuck Norris of pool?:thumbup:
Chuck Norris is the Efren Reyes of Martial Arts.So is Efren the Chuck Norris of pool?:thumbup:
Lassiter would be a couple of inches from perfect position and shake his head and frown. Mosconi likewise used to show his frustration if he got even a little out of line. He would tap the table and act really disgusted with himself if he had to shoot a different ball then the one he intended to shoot next. And these two guys played a pretty fair game themselves.![]()
Sorry if this has been talked about before, but many times I see Efren point to, or tap the table with his cue, where the CB was supposed to end up. (He is not the only one who does this)
Maybe its just me, but I'm not a fan of that practice. I know he is just a little frustrated with his own shot, but to me it seems a little like complaining. I dont see the need for it.