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Day 10 at The CrucibleWorld Championship by Tom Fordyce (U2883712) 28 April 2008   Morning, baize brigade - all well? Latest 10 commentsRead members' comments or add your own
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BulletMonkey (U7050289) posted Apr 29, 2008 ALI CARTER IS A LEGEND!!! Well done, chokey. You've finally rid yourself of that tag. Wonderful break.
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hawick (U3319534) posted Apr 29, 2008 And now CARTER has done it - 147 in the very next frame; phenomenal!
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hawick (U3319534) posted Apr 29, 2008 The first round was a thriller all the way, the second round more subdued, the tournament has exploded into life again.
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hawick (U3319534) posted Apr 29, 2008 Two vital frames now for Day if he is to get back into this match. 11-5 game over.
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nigeweir (U6776914) posted Apr 29, 2008 Fascinating match between hendry and day here, but the standard of snooker is bordering on pathetic
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nigeweir (U6776914) posted Apr 29, 2008 11-5 it is ,good on your stephen. Lets see you win your 8th world crown and confirm your position as the greatest player ever to play this game.
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hawick (U3319534) posted Apr 29, 2008 Well done Hendry, but only three 50+ breaks in 16 frames. I thought he showed first signs of fatigue today. Not good given the potential schedule ahead. Am with you Nige I'd love to see him go all the way, but somehow I think age is beginning to take its toll.
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TheSuperGunners (U9006953) posted Apr 29, 2008 Well Done Hendry, hopefully he will close the game out tomorrow comfortably. Also let me say well done Ali Carter, although the match is still very tight. Ebdon is still capable of winning.
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ufo_all (U11813608) posted Apr 30, 2008 I really missed the chance to see carter match.. was watching other match...
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miguel56 (U11803676) posted Apr 30, 2008 Magnificent Ronnie, the greatest show on Snooker planet Comment on this article
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