I just sort of love that Mark spends a decent amount of lifetime fidgets attempting to paste down one section of hair, ignoring the fact that none of his hair really complies with gravity anyway. And since I live in the US and there was an attempted coup this afternoon, it was pretty great to have this to watch. Thanks, guys!
If this series had a trailer, it needs to have the most dramatic moment of Tim Key's "So is my job a walking job? Is my job a walking job?" It'll be like a tense courtroom scene.
As someone who has played a lot of snooker over the years I can honestly say that when I’ve tried to play it without walking I’ve often found that the cue ball isn’t in front of me when I try to play a shot. Makes it all very tricky. As an aside, rarely have I seen any snooker players out of breath from all the jogging around the table
@@Jobewiggle that’s an interesting one but I think no. The difference being you could play darts without walking anywhere. If someone gathered your darts for you, or if you just had a lot of darts. You are returning to almost the exact same spot for every throw. Bit of shuffling from side to side maybe but not walking. This isn’t the case in golf or snooker. Fiddly category though
The trouble is that the examplar of a waking job given is golf. Both golf and snooker can be played by wheelchair-bound players. In that sense, walking is not an essential part of them. In the abstract I would agree that snooker isn't a walking job, but I can't think of any argument that it isn't which wouldn't also apply to golf. Hence, snooker has to count as a walking job for the purpose of this game because it isn't relevantly dissimilar from golf.
unbelievable skills of evasion from Horne. a masterclass. he survived two stonewall challenges on a literal walking near-death-experience machine. this is how the game is played
When Alex said Hugh Hefner and said, “But these wouldn’t be pillows...they’d be women” I might have spit-laughed all over my phone screen. It’s possible.
Can't wait for the NMJ Greatest Hits album, featuring such classics as 'Don't Look At Your Bookshelves', 'Boop, Boop, Unicorn Mug' and 'What's On Your Underpants?'
Never in my wildest dreams would i have imagine watching these three listen to ppcocaine in order to decide a challenge. EDIT: oh my christ Key raps it
I don’t know what banter I loved best in this episode : the mert chat or Hugh Hefner or the constant challenges of what the episode was press /exhibition/ fumble. Amazing episode!!
When I thought about it, I realised this might be my favourite episode yet. So much so, I will continue to smile about it while recovering from the kidney punch my wife gave me because i was shaking the bed laughing while she was trying to drop off.
Hello guys! Thanks for having me, I'm a reporter for the NMJ Daily. I've written up a few questions and i'm hoping you'd be so kind to answer them for me during today's press conference. 1. Key, you've had a few rough games where you were struggling to get a win, how are you feeling about series three? 2. Horne, where'd you get that dog from? 3. Watson, how are you feeling about the sporadic accusations and why on earth didn't you challenge on that thing you didn't challenge on? What were you thinking, it was a morning game so surely you were sober? Thank you, looking forward to the answers.
When you sit down and have a really good think about it, this was a very pleasant way to start the day. It was a good way to be eased in to watching one's country have an attempted coup.
third result on google is an article about ten songs that shout out hugh hefner: Lil Wayne - God Bless America; French Montana ft. The Weeknd - Gifted; Joe Budden - Ordinary Love Shit 4; 50 cent - Hustler's Ambition, etc. etc. etc.
When you really think about it, Horne was right to survive those Achilles challenges. Homer used chariots as a sort of glorified taxi service for his heroes, and Achilles famously ran very fast in battle (his epithet, “swift-footed Achilles). Also, although the ‘invulnerable apart from his heel’ bit wasn’t a part of the Iliad, he was fated to die once he killed Hector - therefore, never would have died before then. I suppose you could argue that every time he went into battle after the death of Hector was a near-death experience, although I would lean on Horne’s side of the argument, that his death was fated
When you stop and properly think about it, I continue to love NMJ. Even if it was only a Twelfth Night Press Conference/ Fumble Day Game/ Exhibition Match. OVER!
What was ridiculous about Keys' departure was the argument that tennis players do a lot of running, so walking isn't a key part of the job. As though snooker players don't do a lot of standing? I don't know Horne, but if I did, he'd be my nemesis.
Keys question; after his relative success as the captain of the Titanic, how fares his new dry cleaning and ironing venture? Hornes question; how did you catch your last cold, and how did you get rid of it? Watson's question; whats with the Stevie wonder impersonation when playing the game? Key 2; part one, how long do you think the pandemic is gonna go on for, and (part 2) as such do you think it is time to do NMJ from inside those inflatable balls you use to go down hills? Horne 2; do you think Keys new jumper is nice?
Well this came from nowhere!! Awesome!!! Just what I need to lift my spirits after the return to work this week (and now the additional teaching responsibilities at home!)
How many miles will a golfer cover during a golf match? How many kilometres will a snookerist walk during a match? I don't think Horne's challenge is in the spirit of the category. Over.
@@jamie_rides The problem is that the examplar chosen for a "walking job" is golf. There are wheelchair-bound snooker players, but there are also wheelchair-bound golf players. You could argue that walking isn't an essential part of either sport, but if walking is an essential part of the one it has to be an essential part of the other. It's the same thing as with whether or not Santa Claus wears job gloves. Maybe there's an argument to be made there, but if your examplar is Penelope Pitstop, then the main argument that Santa doesn't wear job gloves (delivering gifts isn't really a job) will also apply to her.
Nick Hewer had a walking job when he was Alan Sugars aide on The Apprentice. His job was literally to follow the candidates and report back to Seralan. A lot of walking involved in that 🙂
God Horne really got away with those Achilles challenges. Question, straight yes or straight no did you deserve to get away with that Horne? Also loved the WKD joke from Key
Well, this was about the last place I expected to hear that song, and it's given me profoundly disturbing visions of what would happen if Horne actually posted on Tiktok.
Im actually completely with Key, no way is walking central to snooker. It's a badly worded category but he did say the job had to involve "a lot" of walking. You could argue Tiger Woods would have a caddie so he wouldnt need to walk much, which is another issue with the category
First off: great to see Tim choose Jack Lisowski again. 😀 My second favourite player after Judd Trump. But I'm still waiting for The Thunder from Down Under, Neil Robertson. Secondly: he was very unlucky to go out on that choice. It was a fiddly topic, as virtually every job includes some level of walking to get to it, or to move from place to place. And, yes, Snooker players have to walk to and from the table. But all sports stars walk up to the field / court / track / oche, etc. So it's just about the fact that Snooker players walk AROUND the table when on a break to get to their next shot. In that respect then, yeah, they do more walking than most sports stars. But that extra walking is still only to get them in position to do the relevant part of their job - to lean over and hit a ball with a cue - so that's still the same 'preliminary' walking as Athletes / Football / Tennis / Darts players walking up to the Track / Field / Court / Oche before doing the actual relevant part of their non-walking jobs. Personally, I think it wasn't a cut and dried decision and merited being let off more than many of the other reprieves we've seen. 😎
Real dirty play from little alex horne here, - sabotaging the work of key's challenge - trying to use two challenges (throwing + under 30) for mert aczac (and failing) when he only had one challenge remaining - refusal to concede that achilles walks as an intrinsic part of his job (how does Horne propose Achilles gets on the horse). And then to have the cheek to force key out with a walking challenge! And to go on to win the match after all this Pure gamesmanship if ever i did see it - the only saving grace that it's a mere exhibition match.
True but it’s not an alternative method of travel while playing the sport. It’s usually for people who can’t walk. Jack Lisowski can walk, and so does in order to do his profession. You could put the table on a rotating platform and move it to the player to take their next shot. But they don’t. They walk around the table. A lot. Sometimes backwards.
So does wheelchair golf. But what a walking job is, for the purpose of the game, is defined by the example of golf. Hence, the existence of wheelchair snooker doesn't make it not a walking job.
Questions from BTL: 1. Key to answer: When you think about it, what’s the plan going forward into this next set? 2. Alex, great top today! But what happened to the shirt you were wearing last week? 3. Watto: a lot of speculation on your conduct from BTL in past seasons…how do you respond? 4. How come no one challenged Kelly Clarkson on the Christian name set 2, game 9? 5. Tim, how long are you planning on keeping the new jumper on? Have you ever thought about doing a all-nude game...but over podcast? 6. Final question: loved the money-prize round, how about upping it a little and having the first one out Eiffle Towered by the others? OVER.
I cannot BELIEVE Key got done dirty like that on Snooker! If you're going to be that uncompromising on the walking rule then let me tell you, you're not going to have a lot to choose from. This is outrageous.
Does that mean coming last in NMJ is a walking job? (on a slightly pedantic point, pro snooker players rarely just walk up, stand still and take a shot, they walk round the table to judge the best shot to play, look at different angles etc, clearly a fair amount of walking involved before an initial shot, and then during a break, walking from shot to shot, it's a lot more than from seat to table, stand still, back to seat)
His own example was a perfect analogy with snooker... You walk MORE in golf, but the connection between the purpose of the walking to the profession is the same.
Sorry, but when Key takes off his Bono glasses and Badly Drawn Boy hat towards the end of this game he looks absolutely ideal...lush in fact. Hair and beard are 🔥 Just in my opinion.
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“Is my job, a walking job‽”, shouted Key, riled.
That first comma doesn't belong.
When you think about it, this is a lovely surprise. Over.
"It is a very lovely surprised when you think about it" he said dryly. Over.
I think the Hugh Hefner bit was the most I’ve ever seen Horne laugh.
I just sort of love that Mark spends a decent amount of lifetime fidgets attempting to paste down one section of hair, ignoring the fact that none of his hair really complies with gravity anyway.
And since I live in the US and there was an attempted coup this afternoon, it was pretty great to have this to watch. Thanks, guys!
said M B, exhausted.
lol
I'd argue Achilles had a near-death experience every time he took his shoes off.
Presumably he wore sandals because olden days, so his heel was out a significant amount of the time, regardless of whether his footwear was on or off.
Total Maverick Renegade, Achilles
@@Lexi_lexis I reckon if I was Achilles I'd slap some material over the heel of that sandal. A little protection at least.
Job thongs.
If this series had a trailer, it needs to have the most dramatic moment of Tim Key's "So is my job a walking job? Is my job a walking job?" It'll be like a tense courtroom scene.
For the rest of the week I will be asking myself and others:
"Is my job a walking job?"
And if it gets cold, are your gloves job gloves?
So far I haven't been on Key's side with any of the arguments. But Snooker not a walky job: 100% agree.
As someone who has played a lot of snooker over the years I can honestly say that when I’ve tried to play it without walking I’ve often found that the cue ball isn’t in front of me when I try to play a shot. Makes it all very tricky. As an aside, rarely have I seen any snooker players out of breath from all the jogging around the table
The other sport I was thinking that was similar was darts. Is that a walking job??
@@Jobewiggle that’s an interesting one but I think no. The difference being you could play darts without walking anywhere. If someone gathered your darts for you, or if you just had a lot of darts. You are returning to almost the exact same spot for every throw. Bit of shuffling from side to side maybe but not walking. This isn’t the case in golf or snooker. Fiddly category though
The trouble is that the examplar of a waking job given is golf. Both golf and snooker can be played by wheelchair-bound players. In that sense, walking is not an essential part of them. In the abstract I would agree that snooker isn't a walking job, but I can't think of any argument that it isn't which wouldn't also apply to golf. Hence, snooker has to count as a walking job for the purpose of this game because it isn't relevantly dissimilar from golf.
You literally have to walk around the table to get to the ball. They're walking all the time and not just to the seat and back.
When you think about it, Achilles definitely walked about more than the average snooker player.
Absolutely.
unbelievable skills of evasion from Horne. a masterclass. he survived two stonewall challenges on a literal walking near-death-experience machine. this is how the game is played
Nah, he ran everywhere. Homer gave him the epithet "swift-footed" for a reason!
I can’t fully explain why, but the following exchange:
“Mert Aksaç.”
“YEEESSS!!!”
makes me so happy.
"Key to START" - as in "KEY to START a car/engine/machine/a piece of music..." We need a key to START
not in the middle of the game though
When Alex said Hugh Hefner and said, “But these wouldn’t be pillows...they’d be women” I might have spit-laughed all over my phone screen. It’s possible.
But if you were Hugh Hefner, what you spit-laughed all over would not be your phone... but women!
@@MegaPhester Thank you for this.
@@MegaPhester and it wouldn't be spit, it would be women
The Hugh Hefner bit was a very pleasing piece of comedy
The synchronicity at 20:35 is such a treat
The rare "triple break" laughing fit. Love to see it.
Key was absolutely robbed here. Both on the snooker front and the Hefner challenge!
and the achilles challenge!
Can't wait for the NMJ Greatest Hits album, featuring such classics as 'Don't Look At Your Bookshelves', 'Boop, Boop, Unicorn Mug' and 'What's On Your Underpants?'
Don't forget Key's cover of 'Hugh Hefner'
and definitely don't forget "sometimes he's a silhouette, and sometimes we see colours"!
the synchronous 'yeah' at 20:39 cracks me up
Remember when Horne used to wear suits? Now he’s looking like every australian dad on Christmas Day. 7:14
It was all down hill after the reprieve, the man’s a disgrace.
Never in my wildest dreams would i have imagine watching these three listen to ppcocaine in order to decide a challenge.
EDIT: oh my christ Key raps it
I nearly fell out when I realized what was playing.
i'm late to watch this one but dear god I screamed and another person in the house to ask if I was ok
I don’t know what banter I loved best in this episode : the mert chat or Hugh Hefner or the constant challenges of what the episode was press /exhibition/ fumble. Amazing episode!!
For folks not aware, Tim Key is one of the contestants on Richard Osman's House of Games this week, on the RUclips channel Mundo.
When you have a good old think about it, it's a bloody great suggestion.
All three have now been on ROHoG (and won it, but I didn't need to tell you that; anyone playing NMJ at this level waltzes through any other game).
If I was Hugh Hefner, this comment wouldn’t be here. It would be a woman
Big if
IS MY JOB A WALKING JOB?
Now that's what I call merch material
IT"S "KEY TO START!"
Justice for Tim! Snooker is a standing sport!
When I thought about it, I realised this might be my favourite episode yet. So much so, I will continue to smile about it while recovering from the kidney punch my wife gave me because i was shaking the bed laughing while she was trying to drop off.
Hello guys! Thanks for having me, I'm a reporter for the NMJ Daily. I've written up a few questions and i'm hoping you'd be so kind to answer them for me during today's press conference. 1. Key, you've had a few rough games where you were struggling to get a win, how are you feeling about series three? 2. Horne, where'd you get that dog from? 3. Watson, how are you feeling about the sporadic accusations and why on earth didn't you challenge on that thing you didn't challenge on? What were you thinking, it was a morning game so surely you were sober?
Thank you, looking forward to the answers.
When you sit down and have a really good think about it, this was a very pleasant way to start the day. It was a good way to be eased in to watching one's country have an attempted coup.
Tim, how are you going to turn the ship around and get your irons out of the fire?
I love how into that rap track they all were at the beginning and then the longer it went on the more baffled they looked.
Just by getting confirmation that this game will continue indefinitely already made this year better than the last!
Unexpected No More Jockeys! This year's pretty good so far.
NGL, the bar was set pretty low by 2020
a wonderful return to the game for mert aksac
Horne managed to survive Achilles walking and also take out Key is borderline unsportsman when you think about it
Oh gentlemen, you are really spoiling us with these bonus episodes
You're doing these indefinitely? Excellent news. I prefer the video format to podcast but I'm sure I'd listen.
third result on google is an article about ten songs that shout out hugh hefner: Lil Wayne - God Bless America; French Montana ft. The Weeknd - Gifted; Joe Budden - Ordinary Love Shit 4; 50 cent - Hustler's Ambition, etc. etc. etc.
“What about the performance aspect? I won a perier!” 😂😂😂😂
When you really think about it, Horne was right to survive those Achilles challenges. Homer used chariots as a sort of glorified taxi service for his heroes, and Achilles famously ran very fast in battle (his epithet, “swift-footed Achilles). Also, although the ‘invulnerable apart from his heel’ bit wasn’t a part of the Iliad, he was fated to die once he killed Hector - therefore, never would have died before then. I suppose you could argue that every time he went into battle after the death of Hector was a near-death experience, although I would lean on Horne’s side of the argument, that his death was fated
Key got shafted there.. Tennis was a great argument..
Agreed, very few snooker players walk more than Achilles did during the Trojan war.
@@mattbarr6732 I don't mind "walked more than Achilles during the Trojan war" as a phrase
Tim Key lives off chaos.
When you stop and properly think about it, I continue to love NMJ. Even if it was only a Twelfth Night Press Conference/ Fumble Day Game/ Exhibition Match. OVER!
What was ridiculous about Keys' departure was the argument that tennis players do a lot of running, so walking isn't a key part of the job. As though snooker players don't do a lot of standing? I don't know Horne, but if I did, he'd be my nemesis.
He absolutely shot down the challenge with the tennis argument in my opinion. But still walked! I guess his job is a walking job after all...
Keys question; after his relative success as the captain of the Titanic, how fares his new dry cleaning and ironing venture?
Hornes question; how did you catch your last cold, and how did you get rid of it?
Watson's question; whats with the Stevie wonder impersonation when playing the game?
Key 2; part one, how long do you think the pandemic is gonna go on for, and (part 2) as such do you think it is time to do NMJ from inside those inflatable balls you use to go down hills?
Horne 2; do you think Keys new jumper is nice?
This is what I came here for. :D
People below the line are buzzing with a wednesday release
I wouldn't mind a game of NMJ in the swimming pool with umbrellas now you mention it
I just adore when there are no producers or networks controlling what a comedian says or does.
Hugh Hefner is immortalised in the song because the title of the song is "Hugh Hefner"....
yay! Another episode... that's made my Wednesday much better - thanks lads!
fucking Key gets robbed AGAIN. we below the line refuse to stand for this. i must insist that Key gets a personal lawyer for series 3
Best thing to come out of the pandemic.
Great way to start the day, a mid-week bonus press confrence. Thanks guys!
Horne not being able to find a song mentioning Hugh Hefner is inexcusable. The only way to explain his incompetence is if he is in cahoots with Mark.
"you're joking! I mean... I've typed in motivational theatre"
Well this came from nowhere!! Awesome!!!
Just what I need to lift my spirits after the return to work this week (and now the additional teaching responsibilities at home!)
How many miles will a golfer cover during a golf match? How many kilometres will a snookerist walk during a match?
I don't think Horne's challenge is in the spirit of the category. Over.
Agreed especially after Key and Watson had been very sporting in letting off Horne
Walk, take a shot. Walk, take a shot. Walk, take a shot. What game am I describing?
@@slothrr776 Sounds like "a good walk spoiled" to me.
@@jamie_rides The problem is that the examplar chosen for a "walking job" is golf. There are wheelchair-bound snooker players, but there are also wheelchair-bound golf players. You could argue that walking isn't an essential part of either sport, but if walking is an essential part of the one it has to be an essential part of the other. It's the same thing as with whether or not Santa Claus wears job gloves. Maybe there's an argument to be made there, but if your examplar is Penelope Pitstop, then the main argument that Santa doesn't wear job gloves (delivering gifts isn't really a job) will also apply to her.
When you think about it, you have to ask, why does a golfer walk in miles and a snooker player walk in kilometres?
I'm happy to finally find out what happened to the finger Horne, I did wonder.
And, it's Key to start! "Key to play" was a later invention and as a phrase it doesn't hold my heart so tightly.
Nick Hewer had a walking job when he was Alan Sugars aide on The Apprentice. His job was literally to follow the candidates and report back to Seralan. A lot of walking involved in that 🙂
Key word is “had”. That’s not his current job.
@@m1j1browning Was it specified that it's their current job? If so, what about retired or dead people?
@@TravelSoGood I'm sure any of those would have been fine.
Key walking on the snooker walking challenge is an abomination
Hugh Hefner has definitely played himself in multiple films. Would have been an interesting challenge, he definitely shares his name with himself
I'm surprised no one mentioned that Achilles shares his name with Brad Pitts character in the movie Troy
Hands up who said Penelope Pitstop to their screen when Tim Key asked us BTL who he should start with.
Tim Key is slowly turning into Slavoj Zizek, the poet becomes the philosopher
God Horne really got away with those Achilles challenges. Question, straight yes or straight no did you deserve to get away with that Horne? Also loved the WKD joke from Key
Surely Achilles is the main character in Troy
Consistently brilliant. Thanks gents.
No More Jockeys is probably the last place I expected to be introduced to tiktok rappers
Tim’s beard is looking very nice right now.
Well, this was about the last place I expected to hear that song, and it's given me profoundly disturbing visions of what would happen if Horne actually posted on Tiktok.
i was not expecting this midweek, but i don't mind it.
The relisten to Hugh Hefner and the three of them laughing their heads off, got me
Im actually completely with Key, no way is walking central to snooker. It's a badly worded category but he did say the job had to involve "a lot" of walking. You could argue Tiger Woods would have a caddie so he wouldnt need to walk much, which is another issue with the category
You don’t have to walk to play snooker, seeing as you can play snooker in a wheelchair! Rare occasion where I agree with Key!
Can we get Key TO START the next game in his House of Games robe please?
Snooker is not a walking job.
It's hardly a job at all, when you think about it.
I agree, there should be true outrage BTL.
Yet
First off: great to see Tim choose Jack Lisowski again. 😀
My second favourite player after Judd Trump. But I'm still waiting for The Thunder from Down Under, Neil Robertson.
Secondly: he was very unlucky to go out on that choice. It was a fiddly topic, as virtually every job includes some level of walking to get to it, or to move from place to place. And, yes, Snooker players have to walk to and from the table. But all sports stars walk up to the field / court / track / oche, etc. So it's just about the fact that Snooker players walk AROUND the table when on a break to get to their next shot. In that respect then, yeah, they do more walking than most sports stars. But that extra walking is still only to get them in position to do the relevant part of their job - to lean over and hit a ball with a cue - so that's still the same 'preliminary' walking as Athletes / Football / Tennis / Darts players walking up to the Track / Field / Court / Oche before doing the actual relevant part of their non-walking jobs.
Personally, I think it wasn't a cut and dried decision and merited being let off more than many of the other reprieves we've seen. 😎
Did not wake up today expecting a No More Jockeys and Ppcocaine crossover episode.
“No Category Given” - Doesn’t that make the whole game redundant? Such a shambles!
Not game, press conference.
Not a game. A woman.
Now that is lovely, Basmos.
That was magical!
Never in my life did I think I would hear a ppcocaine song in No More Jockeys
i had to pause the video and take a minute to process tbh 😂
Real dirty play from little alex horne here,
- sabotaging the work of key's challenge
- trying to use two challenges (throwing + under 30) for mert aczac (and failing) when he only had one challenge remaining
- refusal to concede that achilles walks as an intrinsic part of his job (how does Horne propose Achilles gets on the horse). And then to have the cheek to force key out with a walking challenge!
And to go on to win the match after all this
Pure gamesmanship if ever i did see it - the only saving grace that it's a mere exhibition match.
I’m just saying wheelchair snooker exists.
Also, Alex claims that snooker must walk, but TENNIS is always RUNNING???!!!
(quite a bit of Selective Laziness of Reasoning going on here)
True but it’s not an alternative method of travel while playing the sport. It’s usually for people who can’t walk. Jack Lisowski can walk, and so does in order to do his profession. You could put the table on a rotating platform and move it to the player to take their next shot. But they don’t. They walk around the table. A lot. Sometimes backwards.
Oh wow I just made that same point lol
@@tlewtree But if he were at some point unable to walk, he could still do his job, just in a different way.
So does wheelchair golf. But what a walking job is, for the purpose of the game, is defined by the example of golf. Hence, the existence of wheelchair snooker doesn't make it not a walking job.
Questions from BTL:
1. Key to answer: When you think about it, what’s the plan going forward into this next set?
2. Alex, great top today! But what happened to the shirt you were wearing last week?
3. Watto: a lot of speculation on your conduct from BTL in past seasons…how do you respond?
4. How come no one challenged Kelly Clarkson on the Christian name set 2, game 9?
5. Tim, how long are you planning on keeping the new jumper on? Have you ever thought about doing a all-nude game...but over podcast?
6. Final question: loved the money-prize round, how about upping it a little and having the first one out Eiffle Towered by the others?
OVER.
Absolutely absurd that Horne escaped on Hugh Hefner but Key went out on job walking.
I'm such a Nuisance Penguin I'm watching this again
Let mark Watson fidget however much he wants. It's endearing.
When you think about it, when it's just Horne and Watto left their challenges need to be on the money as Key isn't the best at the old google.
What a lovely surprise! also, Horne was a mess in that one.
I can not recall seeing a "no category given" before! Was that a new shrewd tactic from Watson or a simple slip of the mind, only time will tell
Goodness me, I need this. OVER!
Love the game, love the guys, don't know any of the people they talk about though.
"You might have to read the whole of The Illiad"
"Yeah and that's actually going to take ages isn't it"
Classic NMJ
I cannot BELIEVE Key got done dirty like that on Snooker! If you're going to be that uncompromising on the walking rule then let me tell you, you're not going to have a lot to choose from. This is outrageous.
What a lovey surprise just as I was in the middle of a traditional Twelfth Night Tinsel-fire.
"NO CATEGORY GIVEN" ... I'm sorry, WHAT?!
Great game though, lots of laughs.
I don't think Key should have walked. He should have stuck it out.
Does that mean coming last in NMJ is a walking job? (on a slightly pedantic point, pro snooker players rarely just walk up, stand still and take a shot, they walk round the table to judge the best shot to play, look at different angles etc, clearly a fair amount of walking involved before an initial shot, and then during a break, walking from shot to shot, it's a lot more than from seat to table, stand still, back to seat)
His own example was a perfect analogy with snooker... You walk MORE in golf, but the connection between the purpose of the walking to the profession is the same.
It was nice to see "no more stone cold slayers" making a comeback.
Sorry, but when Key takes off his Bono glasses and Badly Drawn Boy hat towards the end of this game he looks absolutely ideal...lush in fact. Hair and beard are 🔥 Just in my opinion.
Shows how Northern Irish I am. I saw 12th Night Special and just had to watch...
Loving Alex's outfit, I think he looks very festive and seasonal (from my position here in Aus)