Good bye, pool world

[snarzberry]

Really??? Perhaps you could point me in the right direction! (Ronnie O' of course, but he is hardly typical.)

But I agree that at the top level the long game is crucial.

Ha, yeah I didn't mean to imply that 10 year old century breakers are a dime a dozen, for sure they are rare, my point was that there are dedicated junior players at a very young age knocking in big breaks on a regular basis and no one would claim that they could compete with the top 16. So anecdotes that you hear about this player running centuries, that player building big breaks, really doesn't get you far when considering if they have what it takes to play at the top level.

 

[poolhustler]

Alex is 4 feet tall and 90 pounds wet.

How the hell can he play Snooker?

:grin:

 

[pt109]

Alex is 4 feet tall and 90 pounds wet.

How the hell can he play Snooker?

:grin:

The balls are only 2-1/16 and 5 ounces.....
..they're scared to death of him.:yikes:

 

[Scaramouche]

Alex is 4 feet tall and 90 pounds wet.

How the hell can he play Snooker?

:grin:

Inspired by Earl's finger extensions, Alex uses toe extensions to keep one foot on the floor.