new member solly

[solly]

hi everyone

My name is Stewart, I have been playing the game for 18 years now. Big fan of Steve Davis. But love watching Ronnie, most natural player I have ever seen.........the man is a genius.

My highest break is 134, I have had about 15-20 centuries. Played in the English amateur and Midland Amateur....great experience.

Captain of the local club team........love the game

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belated Hi Stewart (Stew?), a qualified veteran and a lot of experience it seems - you've already got stuck in, any money on Matty this time?

[solly]

for the worlds you mean.
No.........I just dont think that he has got that final push for the World(I assume you mean the Worlds, money on Matt and all that) I know he has won the UK but I think he will be a Neal Foulds and not a John Parrott.

His best chance was when he lost to Mark Williams

Who do you like watching.................must be Ronnie.....everyone does don't they

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as you'd put some on stevens for the world's, imagined you might have won a bit on the N.I. Trophy if you'd put some more on him for that.

Like to watch... Ronnie's a given when he's got his head on straight, seems such a waste otherwise... but it's not like he's letting the country down or a war criminal for having less marbles than the average bear.... although his family life can't have been a stabilising influence, would like to read his biog to probably end up realising he's doing fine the way he is; for what he's had to put up with.

So you're going up for the WC in Sheffield this season, u shud meet up with chrisdebag ..... we gave him a challenge for the last World Championships to gives us some match reports and a photo gallery, but the snooker got in his way.

Stevo's my inspiration, Jimmy for outright flamboyancy, Henders for his unstoppability, Ebbo for sheer determination (and a mate knows him), Swail (only found out he was deaf 2 year ago!) for guts.

Ronnie was the first player that made me scream at the TV in astonishment and awe at some of the pots he was taking on....and getting; from a final against John Higgins in the mid 90's when they were really unknowns, he's been great for the game.

[solly]

must be honest...absolutely cant stand Ebdon. I cannot watch him anymore. From the way he sits bolt upright in the chair to how slow he gets. he just needs to chill out a bit.

I used to play over the other side of Wellingborough at Ebdons club before he moved to the academy and I used to watch him practising and I watched him play 4 frames and he never missed a ball.......unbelievable.

I dont even think that he knows he is doing it at times