I have seen them all except Tucker. I do have some of Tucker's printed material and it is good stuff. I am suprised to see Jerry Breiseth not on the list. It is a fantastic tape. I would love to take lessons from him if I lived closer. Robert Byrne's books and tapes are great. His tapes 1,2, and 5 should be in everyones library. Kinister tapes are packed with great material, but who wants to watch a c level player shoot the same shot over and over again. If Bert condensed his material from 60 tapes to 30 it would be the best collection. The Monk gives a little wisdom on a lot of tape. He makes it seem as the answers you want are on the other tapes you didn't buy. He is a salesman. I doubt you would learn any great secrets on his "secrets revealed tour"
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Earl is good
Agreed! I don't know why people just dislike him? For me he is the John McEnroe of pool, he makes ordinary (people who doesn't play pool) watch pool. I hope more player shows more emotion like Earl, I think it will be better for the game. The image that we have right now is; every shot is makeable it's simple game, if the pro missed it's unfortunate therefore it's boring. Simply because on the harder shot they rarely shows emotion.
mullyman said:Let me start by saying that Earl Strickland is my all time favorite pro player. I know he's hot headed but I really respect his passion for the game.
Agreed! I don't know why people just dislike him? For me he is the John McEnroe of pool, he makes ordinary (people who doesn't play pool) watch pool. I hope more player shows more emotion like Earl, I think it will be better for the game. The image that we have right now is; every shot is makeable it's simple game, if the pro missed it's unfortunate therefore it's boring. Simply because on the harder shot they rarely shows emotion.