Things I need to say to Roy after Mosconi Cup.

[bfdlad]

Roy as you can imagine I, along with so many other USA Team supporters have some things to say to you.

To be honest there is so many things I would like to bash you over the head with on this one but you know, I just have decided to leave it alone.

You are a good guy and your heart is in the right place. I imagine that you are just waiting to be thrashed on here and knew it was coming. There for I will let you sit back for 10 mins and think of all the things I could possibly have to throw in your face from all the comments you have made over the past 12 months.

However I am sure there are some others out there that can't wait to tell you how they feel and rub your face in it a bit. Hopefully they will post something here.

Didn't we have a $100.00 on this?? USA, USA, USA Mosconi Cup Champions .

 

[MOJOE]

Roy makes it fun for all of the USA fans.. Not many as bold as he is and he can both dish it out and take it back just as well. It would not be nearly as fun if we were all rooting for the same team.

This was a special year for the Mosconi cup for sure.. Nothing like the "underdog" taking down the cash!

We showed more spirit and determination than the European team for sure... It was definitely a Cup to remember.. I think team pool is very exciting and would love to see more of it. Looks like team CSI is on to something for sure!

 

[Roy Steffensen]

Roy as you can imagine I, along with so many other USA Team supporters have some things to say to you.

To be honest there is so many things I would like to bash you over the head with on this one but you know, I just have decided to leave it alone.

You are a good guy and your heart is in the right place. I imagine that you are just waiting to be thrashed on here and knew it was coming. There for I will let you sit back for 10 mins and think of all the things I could possibly have to throw in your face from all the comments you have made over the past 12 months.

However I am sure there are some others out there that can't wait to tell you how they feel and rub your face in it a bit. Hopefully they will post something here.

Didn't we have a $100.00 on this?? USA, USA, USA Mosconi Cup Champions .

You were born in England!!! JUDAS!!!!

You know, I've been carrying the heavy burden of the entire European continent on my shoulders the last 5 days, atleast here on AZ. People have been firing from every directions, high and low, and it was exactly how I expected it would be if we would lose. (Even though I really didn't expect it to happen at all, because we had the dream team)

As a brit (JUDAS) you know how it is like to be a supporter of a great football team. Me and all of my friends here in Norway grew up with live broadcasted footballmatches from England every saturday at 3 PM. "Everyone" in Norway is fan of a British team, and I have friends who have travelled to UK to watch Man Utd, Liverpool, Leeds and even Wycombe Wanders. Myself, I've been twice to England and seen my team Tottenham Hotspur. Football is religion.

Still, I love pool even more, and since I consider a lot of the top players, especially the European's, as friends, I support them all year through in any event they play. If I can't get updates from the web, they are sending me e-mails or text-messages telling me how they do.

I think that I am cheering as much on my favourite players (not only Europeans), just as much as "the Kop" does for their Liverpool.

Mosconi Cup is the biggest sporting event in the year for me, and for me it's almost something religious over it. I love the format, win or lose. I've been watching this event so many years now that I've gotten all the high and lows.

This year was one of the best Mosconi Cup's I've ever seen. I really got sad when Team Europe, MY team, didn't win, but I am not a bad loser and I can accept a defeat and gracious congratulate the deserved winners.

Team USA was the best team this year, but for me, that's history now and I'm looking forward to the Mosconi Cup next year

Even though I am not a bad loser, I am as most of you have experienced a really, really bad winner, and I make sure to rub it in if one of my favourites win

If your guys won a little more often you would already have known that I am not a bad loser, but when you only win like 1/10 or less of all events, I can understand if that has slipped your minds

Looking forward to kick your ass at the DCC

Enjoy the win - it won't last long

 

[Fast Lenny]

You were born in England!!! JUDAS!!!!

You know, I've been carrying the heavy burden of the entire European continent on my shoulders the last 5 days, atleast here on AZ. People have been firing from every directions, high and low, and it was exactly how I expected it would be if we would lose. (Even though I really didn't expect it to happen at all, because we had the dream team)

As a brit (JUDAS) you know how it is like to be a supporter of a great football team. Me and all of my friends here in Norway grew up with live broadcasted footballmatches from England every saturday at 3 PM. "Everyone" in Norway is fan of a British team, and I have friends who have travelled to UK to watch Man Utd, Liverpool, Leeds and even Wycombe Wanders. Myself, I've been twice to England and seen my team Tottenham Hotspur. Football is religion.

Still, I love pool even more, and since I consider a lot of the top players, especially the European's, as friends, I support them all year through in any event they play. If I can't get updates from the web, they are sending me e-mails or text-messages telling me how they do.

I think that I am cheering as much on my favourite players (not only Europeans), just as much as "the Kop" does for their Liverpool.

Mosconi Cup is the biggest sporting event in the year for me, and for me it's almost something religious over it. I love the format, win or lose. I've been watching this event so many years now that I've gotten all the high and lows.

This year was one of the best Mosconi Cup's I've ever seen. I really got sad when Team Europe, MY team, didn't win, but I am not a bad loser and I can accept a defeat and gracious congratulate the deserved winners.

Team USA was the best team this year, but for me, that's history now and I'm looking forward to the Mosconi Cup next year

Even though I am not a bad loser, I am as most of you have experienced a really, really bad winner, and I make sure to rub it in if one of my favourites win

If your guys won a little more often you would already have known that I am not a bad loser, but when you only win like 1/10 or less of all events, I can understand if that has slipped your minds

Looking forward to kick your ass at the DCC

Enjoy the win - it won't last long

1+1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[SpiderWebComm]

I like Roy's constant Euro banter. It makes things more fun here. More fun to talk sh1t in both directions. In the end, we're all brother pool players.

 

[gpeezy]

I'm happy the USA took it down. That is all.

 

[Sweet Marissa]

I, too, was hoping for a win from the Europeans. So disappointed

 

[Da Bank]

You were born in England!!! JUDAS!!!!

You know, I've been carrying the heavy burden of the entire European continent on my shoulders the last 5 days, atleast here on AZ. People have been firing from every directions, high and low, and it was exactly how I expected it would be if we would lose. (Even though I really didn't expect it to happen at all, because we had the dream team)

As a brit (JUDAS) you know how it is like to be a supporter of a great football team. Me and all of my friends here in Norway grew up with live broadcasted footballmatches from England every saturday at 3 PM. "Everyone" in Norway is fan of a British team, and I have friends who have travelled to UK to watch Man Utd, Liverpool, Leeds and even Wycombe Wanders. Myself, I've been twice to England and seen my team Tottenham Hotspur. Football is religion.

Still, I love pool even more, and since I consider a lot of the top players, especially the European's, as friends, I support them all year through in any event they play. If I can't get updates from the web, they are sending me e-mails or text-messages telling me how they do.

I think that I am cheering as much on my favourite players (not only Europeans), just as much as "the Kop" does for their Liverpool.

Mosconi Cup is the biggest sporting event in the year for me, and for me it's almost something religious over it. I love the format, win or lose. I've been watching this event so many years now that I've gotten all the high and lows.

This year was one of the best Mosconi Cup's I've ever seen. I really got sad when Team Europe, MY team, didn't win, but I am not a bad loser and I can accept a defeat and gracious congratulate the deserved winners.

Team USA was the best team this year, but for me, that's history now and I'm looking forward to the Mosconi Cup next year

Even though I am not a bad loser, I am as most of you have experienced a really, really bad winner, and I make sure to rub it in if one of my favourites win

If your guys won a little more often you would already have known that I am not a bad loser, but when you only win like 1/10 or less of all events, I can understand if that has slipped your minds

Looking forward to kick your ass at the DCC

Enjoy the win - it won't last long

 

[bfdlad]

You were born in England!!! JUDAS!!!!

You know, I've been carrying the heavy burden of the entire European continent on my shoulders the last 5 days, atleast here on AZ. People have been firing from every directions, high and low, and it was exactly how I expected it would be if we would lose. (Even though I really didn't expect it to happen at all, because we had the dream team)

As a brit (JUDAS) you know how it is like to be a supporter of a great football team. Me and all of my friends here in Norway grew up with live broadcasted footballmatches from England every saturday at 3 PM. "Everyone" in Norway is fan of a British team, and I have friends who have travelled to UK to watch Man Utd, Liverpool, Leeds and even Wycombe Wanders. Myself, I've been twice to England and seen my team Tottenham Hotspur. Football is religion.

Still, I love pool even more, and since I consider a lot of the top players, especially the European's, as friends, I support them all year through in any event they play. If I can't get updates from the web, they are sending me e-mails or text-messages telling me how they do.

I think that I am cheering as much on my favourite players (not only Europeans), just as much as "the Kop" does for their Liverpool.

Mosconi Cup is the biggest sporting event in the year for me, and for me it's almost something religious over it. I love the format, win or lose. I've been watching this event so many years now that I've gotten all the high and lows.

This year was one of the best Mosconi Cup's I've ever seen. I really got sad when Team Europe, MY team, didn't win, but I am not a bad loser and I can accept a defeat and gracious congratulate the deserved winners.

Team USA was the best team this year, but for me, that's history now and I'm looking forward to the Mosconi Cup next year

Even though I am not a bad loser, I am as most of you have experienced a really, really bad winner, and I make sure to rub it in if one of my favourites win

If your guys won a little more often you would already have known that I am not a bad loser, but when you only win like 1/10 or less of all events, I can understand if that has slipped your minds

Looking forward to kick your ass at the DCC

Enjoy the win - it won't last long

I have posted this before. However I feel I nned to post again. Some of the posters here are correct it is just fun to have someone from the other side that can give it and take it. I applaud Roy's loyalty and enthusiasm for team Europe.

As I have stated before, Roy has done and still does alot for the pool industry in Europe and I have NOTHING but respect for the man. For those of you who do not know you have to look at Roys credentials.

I Thank you Roy for bringing the ball to be the Other teams fan in the midst of most against you. Not only that you even have the balls to say "Hey I'm gonna be a Derby"

I will say not more, but as Judas would do I will kiss you on both cheeks and hopefully see you at the derby and thank you for your involment with the forums, like Travis Trotter it would not be the same without you.