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I like to play snooker so much and i want to know that any one here who like to play with me. do you guys like Snooker?
Digital Point Forums 2010
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I like to play snooker so much and i want to know that any one here who like to play with me. do you guys like Snooker?
Digital Point Forums bilal_4422 2010
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I like to play snooker so much and i want to know that any one here who like to play with me. do you guys like Snooker?
Digital Point Forums 2010
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I like to play snooker so much and i want to know that any one here who like to play with me. do you guys like Snooker?
Digital Point Forums bilal_4422 2010
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The format makes for frantic action, frames that are over quicker than an X-Factor contestant's career and an enormous number of ad breaks, though it may be a reflection on the warmth with which it was embraced by potential advertisers that Power Snooker is the first programme I've seen that's sponsored by its own iPhone app.
Ronnie O'Sullivan crowned prince of the new Power Snooker generation Simon Burnton 2010
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Not usually a problem, apart from when I've tried to join Snooker clubs.
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Not usually a problem, apart from when I've tried to join Snooker clubs.
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• Owing to an editing cut, an article said that John Higgins's World Snooker Championship win attracted one of the highest ever TV audiences for snooker.
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Snooker is almost a lone sport, played in many ways against yourself and in your head; an internal negotiation of skill and confidence practised, for hours, largely alone.
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By nine he had been sufficiently noticed for World Snooker to arrange for him to meet his hero, Ronnie O'Sullivan, at the Welsh Open.
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