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We had Hatch, we had Filler, now it seems that it is Shaw`s year to behave like an a**hole.
yep it seems playing in britain in front of his friends brings out the worst. i hate to see this, even if i'm happy for the point. one fist pump is ok, but that's it. celebrating a f...ing safety like a retard? i miss souquet..
What was more amazing was celebrating in the final rack on maybe the 5-ball. However confident you are...that is premature, even the best of the best have missed under pressure!
Yup, nothing wrong with a high five with your team mate or a thumbs up to the fans after a won rack and even an outburst after the match is understandable, but if you celebrate before all balls are down, you are just calling for something bad to happen.
And imo it is very disrespectful to your opponent too.
Yup, nothing wrong with a high five with your team mate or a thumbs up to the fans after a won rack and even an outburst after the match is understandable, but if you celebrate before all balls are down, you are just calling for something bad to happen.
And imo it is very disrespectful to your opponent too.
What is with the high pitched WOOOOOs? Do they think it sounds cool or intimidating? Moronic.
It's definitely not new but I haven't heard an explanation for where that WOOOO sound in particular comes from. I've never heard it anywhere else.This must be your first time watching the cup. All of the times I've watched it goes on, even when they play in the U.S.
They serve beer in those stands last I knew and the Europeans are more passionate about the match and more boisterous in general. When was the last time you saw fans of a football game in a huge brawl like they have in soccer?
It's definitely not new but I haven't heard an explanation for where that WOOOO sound in particular comes from. I've never heard it anywhere else.
They should have given Styer extra time on that 9 ball shot with all the yelling in the background - and in fact the referee looked close to stopping play. He made it anyway. 4-1
Its been going on for years and even though I've been there myself virtually every year (apart from this one) in London I still haven't worked it out!
I think sometimes (on here) people moan unfairly about the loud atmosphere...however on that point I agree with you, the timing is often intended to put off the player (generally a US player).
Most of the European fans want to cheer...loudly and show support, but they want to win fairly and will be quiet on the actual shot, there's only a few idiots that try to put off the players, but they probably do give the rest of us a bad rep :-(
Shaw hits the 8-ball out of turn and the Americans have ball in hand on an open table for the win.
You have to wonder whether Kaci is struggling with the shot clock.