Your MOST ASKED Questions Answered!
Published 2024-07-21
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All Comments (21)
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R.i.p ray reardon
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Jimmy just can't handle the thought of another loss to Stephen, I genuinely think he might just swing for him.
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Stephen still living rent free in Jimmy's head it would seem 😂
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Would love to see you and Jimmy having a couple of frames and talking about those world finals.
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Would love to see jimmy with you on cue tips Stephen having a chat about those world finals with you he should of won at least one of those but I guess he knows that and has heard it a million times . Both of you great players from when I was in my 20s
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Stephen living rent free in Jimmy’s head….Southern fairies
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I'm an oldie. I would love you to have tony drago and James wattana on the channel. Make it happen please. My two favourite players growing up.
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Invite Tony Drago! And a couple of referees!
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More Alex Higgins untold stories
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R.I.P Ray Reardon. You were a snookerlegend and great personality. You will be missed.
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Jimmy is still cross all these decades later! 😀
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Would love to see you get Tony Meo on!
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I was always told by an old boy at my local snooker club (think he was a billiards word champion, years and years ago, probably 50's or 60's) and he said never put side on a ball until you can consistantly make 30/40 breaks, unless you really think you can get away with it, or playing a safety shot. Basically learn to pot a ball straight, before you can start to learn how to control the cue ball on a pot.
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great tips there Mr Hendry thank you!
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4:43 Well played 😂😂
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Love your channel
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Jimmy While obviously still bitter.
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Can you have Tony Knowles on your channel Stephen?
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Tip Request: Any ideas to improve consistency with potting when you have a high stance at the table? By this I mean, I struggle to get down and have my cue touching my chin due to back issues.
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Question for the next Q&A video: what separates "the best from the rest"? Shot selection? The mental side of the game? The ability to adapt to different conditions? Technique? Thanks!
