"I would like to learn some Chinese because it would be nice to be able to say more during press conferences and interviews. All I can say is 'hello', 'thank you' and 'watermelon.'" - Mark Selby answering fan questions on his website.
Snooker The Fine Art Method A secret is wasted if not shared
No doubt the gospel according to modern day coaches has been translated into Mandarin yet Joe Davis name will not figure on these translated scripts. The original transcripts were written and remain unthumbed and unappreciated. Think it through as you drink your won ton dumpling soup.
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The Jester from Leicester at his most rapier.
Learning Chinese isn't for the faint-hearted.
"学习汉语是不是胆怯。"
you can say that again.
Snooker The Fine Art Method
A secret is wasted if not shared
No doubt the gospel according to modern day coaches has been translated into Mandarin yet Joe Davis name will not figure on these translated scripts.
The original transcripts were written and remain unthumbed and unappreciated.
Think it through as you drink your won ton dumpling soup.
Mr Hey you
does he want free lessons? :)
With the snooker calendar so bare, Mark could do with a hobby to occupy himself during the massive gaps between tournaments.
Good luck Markiang Xiaoelby.
It's tough to climb the Great Language Barrier of China.
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