He's just coming across like that bloke in the pub who reckons himself as the best pool player and then gets beat by someone's mate who last played a few years back. Just bad sportsmanship and will probably be blaming his cue next or that someone opened a bag of crisps just as he was taking his shot.

I don't know how else you become a pro player without starting out as as an amateur? Think that's pretty much the process right so how else do amateurs proceed if they don't play in tournaments like this? Just sounds like a toddler having a tantrum really.

Edited by SnapperKain (25 Nov 2021 3.10pm)

The trouble with computers, of course, is that they're very sophisticated idiots

I think that people might have had more sympathy for him if he had made his views known before the match and not after he was beaten

Not the one I was thinking of.

Watching the Scottish Open at present. Decent tournament. Selby and Trump out, Ronnie still in it.

A couple of observations/questions

Firstly, The Jester from Leicester, he's not funny or comical in any way. Has to be the worst nick name ever. He's about as funny as mediaeval torture devices.

On Fire Stephen Maguire, generally seems either drunk or hungover, is far from on fire, unless we count his obvious anger issues.

Anthony McGill, can anyone on stand him? Has to be ten times more boring than Steve Davies and a ginger to boot.

The Rocket, will he still be playing at 60/70 and still threatening to retire? Anyone seen his merchandise? Utter trash.

Red and Blue Army!