Mate, I had no idea Kyren had kids??
Never known a player to look up at their box more than Kyren Wilson
Did you know? Kyren Wilson and Shaun Murphy are very good rest players.
Outside of Hendy, how many of the BBC pundits do you think actually keep on top of snooker throughout the season? I get the feeling JP, JV and Dennis don't watch anything other than the Worlds, but maybe I'm just being harsh?
Marcel seems like the kind of guy who would borrow your wheelbarrow and then return it with a fresh coat of paint and a plate of his wife’s brownies, which is nice, but then he sort of passive aggressively chides you for letting it rust to begin with, and you’re like “It’s my fucking wheelbarrow man??” And he’s like “That’s fine, that’s fine. Be blessed.”
Huge pause between shot and applause because the crowd were waiting to be told it was a good shot lol
I don't often comment about the commentators but Virgo is fucking on one tonight. Might mute this
Jak sat in his chair like it's a recliner. Slouched back as if he's watching the football on TV.
Yeah but if you really think about it, he will want to end the match with more frames than Bingham, otherwise that means he will have lost.
Red sky at night, who wants a fight
Why's he telling the ref to chill lol
It's always been a bit ropey.
Lads, I just read this on Ryan Day's wikipedia page (here#Personal_life:)):
'Day married his stepmother's sister, Lynsey, in the summer of 2008.'
The things you learn...
I'm a new-ish runner and did my first 5k a few weeks ago and got 30:22, I'd love to get sub-26 some day.
Do I need any kind of fancy plan to improve my 5k time - - and how many weeks should a 5k improvement cycle last for before I race the next one?
Thanks
Oh god, maybe I won't go for Soo-Won's Bite then.
There's a Ben Finegold lecture somewhere on youtube all about blunders. You should watch it - it might put things into perspective. And as others have already said, mistakes are what chess is all about.
Without wanting to sound like a complete saddo, i can't often get down to a snooker club but would like to be able to practise and improve my cue action.
Does anyone know of any resources/videos that show some practise routines for when you don't have an actual table and balls to play with?
My autistic son got into it himself when he was 5 and he knew how all the pieces moved pretty much immediately. We got him a Chesskid subscription for a year so he can do the lessons which he does occasionally, but at 6 and a half he doesn't seem to have the concentration for it. He also hates losing which is fair enough, so he doesn't like playing games very often lol. And that's cool.
We sometimes get his board out and physically do mate in 1 puzzles and i think he prefers that because it's bite-sized chess.
I've got eczema in my groin. What a time to be alive.
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