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PM me with the price if you have one.

Please respond to my PM and email with regards to my long standing order. Thanks.

Hi Kevin, Please reply to my email and PM. Cheers.

PM sent, please update me :)

Add misrepresentation to any pending legal case... http://www.pro9.co.uk/html/viewtopic.php?topic=1101&forum=1

PM me with the details if you can supply me with one. *If possible* I'd also like to be able to store my ball tapping template inside the case. Cheers.

Thanks for the poll information. This leads me to another but related question.. Do the world's best players generally have a wrap on their cue? Or does this vary greatly between players?

I quite like playing with a linen wrap on my cue. I feel that I am able to grip more lightly and have a better feel for what I'm doing. I've heard that some 'A' players (of which I am not!) achieve a lighter grip without a wrap. I'd be interested to hear about your experiences...

The stance is also a really important fundamental, you must have good balance and not move (especially your head) when you are down on the shot. There is no right or wrong stance, the important thing is to plant your feet firmly and not move from that position whatever your cue arm is doing...

I think a few of us were suffering withdrawal symptoms, I know Kevin Varney was anyway :) lol. Blackjack: I've been reading some of your articles on 9-ball and I'm finding them to be truly excellent - its really helping me to identify things to work on in practice.

If you have any of these products available then please drop me a PM with price.

I have sent you a PM.

Don't wish to steal this thread too much away from paying proper homage to "The Hurricane", but spare a thought for the Whirlwind too.. its quite scary how much cue power he had on this pink... he's really stretching the natural physics available to him on a snooker table. Just watch how it...

Can I just agree with BlackJack and encourage everyone to watch this 1982 69 break against Jimmy White. Especially the long blue he pockets halfway through the clip, just love the follow through, how about that for a bit of afters? Maybe some of you guys can't fully appreciate how hard that is...

Have you or anyone else personally received coaching from Scott? I would say that I am of intermediate to advanced level, I basically just need someone to objectively point out and make me aware of inconsistencies that may have crept into my stroke, also my shot selection in certain situations...