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So ignoring the rules of the game, and the possible answers we can give that are factually correct and give a different answer to what you are after, i'll go for it being 6 balls You = Red, Black, Red, Black, Pink and Black = 29 Opponent = 13 reds (no colours) and then potting Yellow, green...

I was replying to the post saying the minimum score is 16-8 but my example shows that a frame can be won with zero balls being potted and an even lower final frame score of 12-0, and so my reply was disagreeing with the result Google produced, and explaining why I had already answered the...

0 - 12 surely ?? Foul from break (missing all the reds) 0-4, (opponent asks for ball to be replaced if ended in a snooker - extrememly unlikely as they would make them play from there) opponent then misses the reds in the pack again (0-8) and again ends in a snookered position , the opponent...

That's the rule i was trying to remember and made mention of in my earlier answer, i knew about the 3 missing in a row, it was the clear sight part of the rule that i was struggling to remember but knew there was something about turning down an easier shot so that bit makes more sense (been a...

No, it would be none potted using both my examples The frame could be over without the winner of the frame even playing a shot if the person breaking off were to miss the reds in the pack 3 times in a row, (providing the referee had warned them that they need to hit a red ball on theit 3rd shot...

In theory, but highly unlikely, it would be none which could be done in 2 ways: Your opponent is snookered and fails to make a proper attempt to escape and after being warned by the ref they need to make a proper attempt (or there is an easier shot they are turning down to make their escape)...

Being slightly objective in the anaysis of this incident You have to ask why his fellow defender didn't shout for him to leave it, as he was moving into a position to cut it out and prevent it from reaching Watkins (is a lack of communication between defenders part of their problems this...

It's easy to pick things and imply they are able to be used to support our view, and ignore other factors that may have played a part. if looking at, say, wage increases for lower paid employment, recent figures would show a far higher rate of growtht han pre-brexit, so by being selective, they...

Pretty meaningless as this wil be based upon a sample size (not mentioned in an obvious way as to what that sample size is from what i can see on their site, and the smaller the size, the more it can vary from the result if everyone was polled) also if they polled areas more in favour of...

If you were asked what you were doing at exactly 2:30 last Tuesday, most could give a very good guess as to what they were doing, but there would be a small chance that their guess is inaccurate (not intentionally) but it was extremely likely that the answer you'd given was factually correct...

Maybe they are making room for Potter and the rest of his ex-brighton staff once they are relieved of their current duties, and put on gardening leave?

Italy and Wales = draw France by 7 Ireland by 10

Worst i've seen was when stuck in a queue of traffic on the A272, waiting for the temporary trafffic lights to change when someone in the passanger seat of a vehicle in front threw the rubbish from their Subway lunch out of the cab window, and into the hedge rather than take it around to the...

Now charged with gross negligence manslaughter

My first thought when i read the op was that it was a flight of fancy, then i remembered penguins can't fly so i guess it means they are telling the truth

Ireland by 24 England by 7 France by 7

A couple of many incidents i can recall *The shoulder to shoulder challenge were we won the ball, (Macca?) and their player then fell over and the ref gave Fulham a free kick. (Haaland can shove a player in the back and it's legal, your players can't challenge by fair means without being...

I think the main thing that should be happening, but isn't is that VAR is meant to be used to spot clear and obvious errors, things missed by the referee (like penalties, red cards, etc) but the use of it in this country is too forensic and not how it was meant to be used. (not sure any other...

You may have a point if the Arsenal game was the only instance where mason messed up big time recently, however he was on VAR in our Liverpool game and failed to alert the ref to the red card that should have been issued to the Liverpool player for the challenge on Ferguson. Continually...

I can't remember the exact story on the BBC news website (may have been a flood, a hurricane,or something like that) but they had an adult version of the story on the main news page and in that piece it said that they couldn't say whether it's occurance was due to man made climate change or not...