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FFS, how did he miss that?
Is Steve Peters in Sheffield?Are we winning?Comment
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It's 2 vs 1 here with the way they're going on about Peters.
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I think Peters has done a huge job with Ronnie. Ronnie credits him with saving his life
At the moment though Rocket is all over the place. Sad to see. The shot on the pink was sillyComment
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His chimp evidently played that shot, not Ronnie himself.
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Ronnie looks like he has had a haircut or gone for a different style. Walking with a purposeComment
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What a frame from Ronnie. Game onComment
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12-12 Ronnie looks in the mood. Hendry made a good point about Selby fist pumping after winning the last frame of the last session would have pissed him off and likely to have done the same to RonnieComment
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Selby about to go 13-12.Comment
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Selby 13-12Comment
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Selby wins 18-14 Ronnie was ****ing poor today but Selby played well and kept him off the table really well.Comment
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Ronnie O'Sullivan involved in motorway crash after snooker defeat
• Beaten finalist crashed on M1 motorway in wet weather
• Both he and six-year-old son unhurt in accident
Ronnie O'Sullivan escaped unscathed from a sensational car crash as he travelled home from defeat in the world championships final. The five-times world champion and his six-year-old son, Ronnie Jnr, were travelling in a two-seater Audi R8 sports car when it spun out of control on the M1 near Leicester at around 1.30am.
Neither suffered serious injuries but they were understood to have been left "shaken" after pulling themselves out of the wreckage. It came just hours after the 38-year-old lost the world final to Mark Selby by 18 frames to 14 at the Crucible theatre in Sheffield.
A police spokeswoman said: "We would not identify those involved in a road traffic collision but we did have a crash on the M1 southbound at about 1.30 in the morning. There was an adult and a child in that vehicle."
The car reportedly hit a pool of standing water before smashing into the central reservation as O'Sullivan and his son travelled home to Chigwell in Essex.
Weather conditions are thought to have been poor as they drove near Selby's hometown of Leicester but a source told the Daily Mirror that speed was not a factor in the accident.
O'Sullivan said after the final that he had "never been in such a good place" despite the defeat.
"He [Selby] out-fought me, out-battled me and I've got no complaints. I fought my hardest," O'Sullivan said.Thanks very much for being ‘This Mornings’ Farmer’Comment
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"Sensational car crash"
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