by gcjdavid » 12 Oct 2017 Read
Discuss.
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by Cloud Strife » 12 Oct 2017 Read
Campbell 9-0 Hendry
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by Dan-cat » 12 Oct 2017 Read
Cloud Strife wrote:Campbell 9-0 Hendry
Hahah yup would have like to have seen that
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by Badsnookerplayer » 12 Oct 2017 Read
Would have like to have been round Keith Richards' house when Ronnie and Jimmy where playing the session he talks about in his autobiography.
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by mick745 » 14 Oct 2017 Read
It is only very recently so many matches have been televised, including qualifiers now.
Alex Higgins 31-30 Rex Williams SF 1972 World Championship was meant to have been superb.
Ray Reardon beat Eddie Charlton by the same score in the 1975 World final after being 23-29 behind.
Different playing styles then though.
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by Badsnookerplayer » 14 Oct 2017 Read
Would love to be able to watch some of those matches. The two you mention Mick sound incredible. How many days would they have played a best-of-60 over?
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by mick745 » 15 Oct 2017 Read
I think the 75 final was played over 5 days. Don't know about the 72 SF.
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by Badsnookerplayer » 15 Oct 2017 Read
Not many people could have watched all five days. Guess it was like a cricket test match
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by Dan-cat » 16 Oct 2017 Read
They played the dead frames as well in those days!!
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by Ronnie79 » 21 Oct 2017 Read
How the fu*k do we know what the best non televised game is if we have never seen it to judge?. Wtf
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by Alex0paul » 21 Oct 2017 Read
Adrian Gunnell v Tim Savage 1993 Tuesday Handicap Match 7
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by SnookerEd25 » 03 Nov 2017 Read
Ronnie79 wrote:How the fu*k do we know what the best non televised game is if we have never seen it to judge?. Wtf
Good point. Would really have loved to see the '72 final though, Spencer v. Higgins & the birth of a new era...
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by Dan-cat » 03 Nov 2017 Read
Badsnookerplayer wrote:Would have like to have been round Keith Richards' house when Ronnie and Jimmy where playing the session he talks about in his autobiography.
Defo. Bet they had amazing dr*gs
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by Andre147 » 03 Nov 2017 Read
I think the 2003 Europen Open which Ronnie won v Hendry was a cracking match and it wasn't even televised.
Ronnie often says it was one of his best matches ever. Think he won 9-6.
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by SnookerFan » 03 Nov 2017 Read
Ronnie79 wrote:How the fu*k do we know what the best non televised game is if we have never seen it to judge?. Wtf
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by KrazeeEyezKilla » 03 Nov 2017 Read
Sadly Campbell wouldn't have beaten Hendry 9-0 if the cameras had been there.
A couple of matches that stood out on Cue Tracker.
A Higgins 9-8 Hendry UK Champ 85 or 86
Hendry 9-8 Williams UK 1992
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by Andre147 » 03 Nov 2017 Read
Ronnie also lost 9-8 at the 92 UK Champs v Cliff Wilson.
That must have been quite a quick and attacking match. I think Ronnie said in an interview he cried after it and snapped his cue afterwards.
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by SnookerFan » 03 Nov 2017 Read
Cloud Strife wrote:Campbell 9-0 Hendry
Remember when you first joined, and you were mentioning Hendry in every post?
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