Never Ending Quiz

vodkadiet wrote:

Badsnookerplayer wrote:Good question VD.
I have no idea, but I will plump for 6 days??

24 hours!

Yes 24 hours sounds about right.

Badsnookerplayer wrote:Which ex snooker player was a neighbour of notorious killer Fred West?

Murphy

Liu Chuang

Neither

Paul Medati

No

Milkins?

Bjorn Haneveer

Nick Pearce?

Woolaston

None correct - he is no longer on tour

Wasley

Great work Dan-Cat. He lived on the same road

What is the 147 prize for the Worlds qualifiers?

10000 pounds

5k

Deewee wrote:10000 pounds

Yes. Over to u

DeeWee has been timed out; just like a cricketer who hasn't reached the crease on time...

Anyone's turn if they wish

Who was Stephen Hendry in mid match against when he broke his arm during The World Championships?

I think it was Dave Harold.

Raphael98 wrote:I think it was Dave Harold.

Correct!

Against which opponent did Robby Foldvari did make his first century (in a professional tournament) and at which tournament? Not needing the year.

Steve Newbury

David Greaves; at the UK Championships

The opponent is correct, but the tournament isn't the UK Championships.

I believe it is The UK Championships in 1984. He beat David Greaves 9-5, and this was the only event which was best of 17.

vodkadiet wrote:I believe it is The UK Championships in 1984. He beat David Greaves 9-5, and this was the only event which was best of 17.

Cuetracker would back you up if the opponent is right. They played each other twice in their professional careers but the other time was 4 years later at the 1988 classic.

Interestingly enough, Foldvari made one century in that match - both were exactly 100.

Not that interesting unless you like your stats.

SteveJJ wrote:

vodkadiet wrote:I believe it is The UK Championships in 1984. He beat David Greaves 9-5, and this was the only event which was best of 17.

Cuetracker would back you up if the opponent is right. They played each other twice in their professional careers but the other time was 4 years later at the 1988 classic.

Interestingly enough, Foldvari made one century in that match - both were exactly 100.

Not that interesting unless you like your stats.

Yes, he made a 100 break in the match in 1984. This was his first professional season. It was in the UK Championship.

I saw Foldvari play Peter Francisco in a World Championship final qualifying round, and believe me this guy would tried anyone's patience!