The quest for perfection is something the human race has always been fixated on. A hole in one, 147 break, a 9 nil away victory in BPL and wow we were close to being in that elite club. We travelled to this year’s cup finalists The Bulldog for what is considered in most people’s eyes, the original grudge match.
They took the first frame in what can be described as nightmare inducing so it was up to the rest of the squad to handle the situation.
Wayne ‘The Eagle’ Grouville demanded his time on the nylon to level things up and he did with no problems. Wayne is really finding a purple patch of form, delivering knockout performances, and his pool aint too bad either. Blinding stuff 1-1
Phil decided his games were being too quick, so he reverted back to type and played a long one, possibly the longest time to take a shot since the clock was invented. I won’t mention the break. But in the end a double excellent win. 2-1
Some people say he can hold his breath for 30 seconds and he was sacked from the role of the Stig because he was too fast. All I know is Lemmy means business. Once again proved he is more than a getaway driver and bagged another win to show the old guard can play on baize, felt, nylon, whatever. 3-1
Dom put together back to back wins for the first time this season, showing us what we have been missing this season. Some would say he has had two easy games and they’d be right, but he can only beat what’s in front of him. Proper naughty win. 4-1
It was match point so Tommy was put on next to get us over the hill and we all know what happens next. Like the sun rising in the morning, like getting friendly service from Christian, this win was guaranteed and that’s the truth of it. 5-1
Whilst all this unfolded Shaun sat patiently in the shadows assessing the room like an apex predator, waiting to pounce. So when the cage was opened, they didn’t stand a chance, their guy was like a lamb to the slaughter. There is no escape from the nylon. 6-1
Next up to the hallowed nylon was Irie Gary, looking relaxed, no worries, maybe a bit of the munchies, but that is when Gary is unbeatable apparently. Red eyed and focused. Blessed win. Jah Rastafari 7 -1
The bulldog’s favourite was next and Deej wasn’t allowing their friendliness to derail him, Deej was there to win but all costs, and to be fair even when Deej won they still worshipped the ground he walked on. Excellent work. 8-1
A great night all round and the fact they are in the cup final means we have a lot to look forward to next season. Up The Lion!!
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NEXT FIXTURE: Home vs Old bankers 18/06
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