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JB, i understand and agree with you. When i said i with agreed PJ, it was sarcasm, i couldnt make any sense of what he said in respose to my post. All i said was that the "drag shot is no secret to snooker players". For the record ,i think this thread is great, and thanks to whoever it was that...

BBE is big brown envelope

the drag shot, that Jay describes, is cetainly no secret to snooker players.

great to watch, thanks

I did not know that, even more respect to Johnny Archer.

suade tips are o.k. as long as they are blue, and you dont step on them.

you might have trouble finding a pink one:smile:

Excellent jumper, agreed, and a great result for Charlie. Wonder if he ever heard of his Yorkshire namesake......... http://youtu.be/Pot_UFa2gpw

Charlie is a great player, but I also cant watch him play. All that up and down stuff drives me nuts, soz Chas.

Good luck, Eric.

have a few playing cards with different rack patterns. one of you picks a card and that is the pattern you stick to. rack your own, but both stick to that pattern :cool:

take 6 months off, then quit.

Great actor, played the part of Columbo perfect. And as Del Boy Trotter always said " Columbo, the man that discovered America":cool:

coming up on the shot, as its known in snooker. interesting fact : Joe Davis ( snooker world champ) said in his book, that he struggled against this problem all his life. Steve Davis (who learned the game from Joe Davis's book) had the same problem and his father used to stand behind him , and...

yes, no need to fly off the Handel

All the great players hate losing, its just that some handle it better than others. Sore loser = spoilt brat.

could it be the bench is to high......

i once dreamed i was eating a giant marshmallow, yep, woke up, the pillow was gone.

whats with you, boo boo?