Is removing your glove a shark move?

HitHrdNDraw said:
I appreciate everyone’s creativity in coming up with dozens of scenarios that are completely out of context. Of course you can switch gloves in the middle of a match of your hands are sweaty or to scratch you ass. Of course you can change shafts. I’m talking about a player,making an error when your opponent is on the hill and removing your glove for the sole purpose of assuming the match is now over and that’s the first step in packing your stuff upeven if the final ball has not been pocketed.


If someone is so sure that the other person is gonna run out that they remove their glove and start taking apart their jump cue, then just shake their hand and concede the match.

Otherwise, sit there and take your glove off when the match is over.

A few of you completely understand what I’m talking about and others are just trying to be contrarian.
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I agree.. you can tell when someone is taking their glove off because of an issue with it or when they are taking it off out of disgust for their play. Lol

Honestly I don’t care what the other person does. Play slow or fast or take off your glove I couldn’t care less.

I was in the finals of a small tournament and I had to double dip someone to win. I won the first set. Hill hill the 2nd set he blows an easy run out and as I Bend over to shoot a long ball off the rail there he is right in my vision breaking down his cue. Instead of standing up and resetting I shot it anyway and missed. He ended up dogging the out again and crazy enough I had just about the same shot and he’s breaking down his cue again as I’m bending over lol this time I stood up cleared my head rifled it in and ran out. I blamed myself 100% for the first miss. I knew I took my eye and mind off the ball when I saw that and should have stood up and reset. I blamed myself not him. A friend said something to him afterwards about it and he got pissy and never came to another tournament but I wasn’t mad at him. He’s normally a good dude who lost control of his emotions in that match . It happens.
 
garczar said:
Of course it depends on how its done. I've seen every shark move known to mankind in the last 40odd yrs. Only one time did i have to 'discuss' it with the other player. I was down on a shot and in mid swing when he lit his cig DIRECTLY in my eye line. He never did it again is all i'm saying.
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Oh, thats a good one!! Back when you could, anyway.
 
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