Agreed, but those days are gone and should never returnPT13 wrote: ↑Wed Nov 17, 2021 4:32 pmThat hasn't always been the case. 2011-2014 Lakeside semi finalists were offered PDC Tour cards on a plate. Only Hankey in 2012 and Bunting in 2014 accepted. Bunting is still on the PDC Tour, having never needed to go to Q School.tungsten tossers wrote: ↑Wed Nov 17, 2021 4:26 pm No player should be "given" a tour card....
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Like I said a big ask, a hint of her ability over a reasonable distance was shown against MVG in the World Series. Will be interesting if she gets that far. In fairness if she was ever to get a card I reckon she will perform better than Ashton has. She seems to be able to raise her game but I want to see her do it in a legitimate fashion as opposed to being given special treatment. That would be well earned and would deserve the plaudits (as over the top that it would inevitably be).thegentle wrote: ↑Wed Nov 17, 2021 4:24 pmHas she ever played a best of 31 game? Averaging over a ton in a best of 9 game is fantastic, and clearly she's got game because she backed it up against Clemens (and didn't play that badly against Wright really), but it doesn't give any indication that she'll do the same in a best of 31 gameThe Gronk wrote: ↑Wed Nov 17, 2021 3:37 pmVery true, but if she gets past Mensur (very possible), neither Wright or De Sousa have been on top form recently. If she plays her best and they don't it is a coin flip. Although like you say 31 legs is a big ask.Randall wrote: ↑Wed Nov 17, 2021 3:29 pmProbably going to have to beat Mensur and WrightThe Gronk wrote: ↑Wed Nov 17, 2021 3:26 pm If that list is correct in that it is official, it looks like the getting to the semi finals in the GSOD along with her Worlds money would put her just inside the top 64 going into the worlds (haven't bothered to check about other calculations of other players).
Over best of 19 maybe mensur, especially if he freezes again
31 against Wright is a big ask
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I think the longest match she played was against Dobey at the 2020 World Championship. If I remember right, she led 2-1 in sets but Dobey won 4-2.thegentle wrote: ↑Wed Nov 17, 2021 4:24 pmHas she ever played a best of 31 game? Averaging over a ton in a best of 9 game is fantastic, and clearly she's got game because she backed it up against Clemens (and didn't play that badly against Wright really), but it doesn't give any indication that she'll do the same in a best of 31 gameThe Gronk wrote: ↑Wed Nov 17, 2021 3:37 pmVery true, but if she gets past Mensur (very possible), neither Wright or De Sousa have been on top form recently. If she plays her best and they don't it is a coin flip. Although like you say 31 legs is a big ask.Randall wrote: ↑Wed Nov 17, 2021 3:29 pmProbably going to have to beat Mensur and WrightThe Gronk wrote: ↑Wed Nov 17, 2021 3:26 pm If that list is correct in that it is official, it looks like the getting to the semi finals in the GSOD along with her Worlds money would put her just inside the top 64 going into the worlds (haven't bothered to check about other calculations of other players).
Over best of 19 maybe mensur, especially if he freezes again
31 against Wright is a big ask
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We should ask Bob about that
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Poll?

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A poll
Although I've lost track of what the question would be

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I'm afraid I need more information.

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No, she has to earn it like everyone else, be it through Q school or if she manages to get in the top 64
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Wont need it at this rate. 2 wins here or at the worlds combined away from the card.


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Obviously it would be no guarantee, but she could easily do it with just one win against Wright, if she did, it would require two players in striking distance of her making it through the PDPA qualifier, and at least one player going on a bit of a run in the two remaining TV events, and that's if she doesn't beat the ProTour jobber she's probably going to draw in round 1 at Ally Pally

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She is in a fantastic place.
She can get access to the Challenge Tour, Euro Tour and UK Open in the same way that any of us can.
She will continue to get World Series picks I'm sure.
She has extremely good access to the GSoD and the Worlds via the Women's Series.
Tour card...? Meh.
She can get access to the Challenge Tour, Euro Tour and UK Open in the same way that any of us can.
She will continue to get World Series picks I'm sure.
She has extremely good access to the GSoD and the Worlds via the Women's Series.
Tour card...? Meh.
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She is brilliant, by the way. Brilliant.
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+1 for mentioning snooker.vizIIsto wrote: ↑Wed Nov 17, 2021 2:31 pm I think if we want to discuss whether Fallon Sherrock should be in the PL or not, this is the question we need to ask first.
Here's my view on it.
I think Fallon should get an invitational Tour Card. The PDC has done similar invitations in the past, for example for BDO Worlds finalists, or when they did the Women's Worlds in 2010. Similarly, the snooker tour has dealt out invitational Tour Cards to Jimmy White and Ken Doherty a bunch of times now, and also to Marco Fu and Stephen Hendry in recent years, because of their contributions to the snooker world.
As a side note, I wouldn't mind it if the winner of the Women's Series would get a Tour Card in the same way that the winners of the Challenge and Development tours get one.

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Fucks it gotta do with you??Ross, Bob wrote: ↑Fri Nov 19, 2021 4:51 pm+1 for mentioning snooker.vizIIsto wrote: ↑Wed Nov 17, 2021 2:31 pm I think if we want to discuss whether Fallon Sherrock should be in the PL or not, this is the question we need to ask first.
Here's my view on it.
I think Fallon should get an invitational Tour Card. The PDC has done similar invitations in the past, for example for BDO Worlds finalists, or when they did the Women's Worlds in 2010. Similarly, the snooker tour has dealt out invitational Tour Cards to Jimmy White and Ken Doherty a bunch of times now, and also to Marco Fu and Stephen Hendry in recent years, because of their contributions to the snooker world.
As a side note, I wouldn't mind it if the winner of the Women's Series would get a Tour Card in the same way that the winners of the Challenge and Development tours get one.
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BumpRoss, Bob wrote: ↑Fri Nov 19, 2021 4:51 pm+1 for mentioning snooker.vizIIsto wrote: ↑Wed Nov 17, 2021 2:31 pm I think if we want to discuss whether Fallon Sherrock should be in the PL or not, this is the question we need to ask first.
Here's my view on it.
I think Fallon should get an invitational Tour Card. The PDC has done similar invitations in the past, for example for BDO Worlds finalists, or when they did the Women's Worlds in 2010. Similarly, the snooker tour has dealt out invitational Tour Cards to Jimmy White and Ken Doherty a bunch of times now, and also to Marco Fu and Stephen Hendry in recent years, because of their contributions to the snooker world.
As a side note, I wouldn't mind it if the winner of the Women's Series would get a Tour Card in the same way that the winners of the Challenge and Development tours get one.

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If Fallon is in the top 64 at the end of the year does she get a tour card? Or because she isn't one of the current 128 does her money not count towards the order of merit?
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