Labas - I post from Lithuania. Alex Higgans great player ever. I play him in Kaunas 10 year past. He visit Estonia and Lithuania to help Omnibet gamble company. He like Lithuania vodka and he drink many glass.
I want snooker return Lithuania. Many good player.
I'm really looking forward to September 1st,with the Alex Higgins documentary and also Barry Hearn's big announcements on snooker.
Dave - would I be right in thinking that from the time Alex picked up a cue he never employed a coach? Was it the case, as Frank Sinatra sang, "I did it my way"
(PS I am a fairly new computer user and since finding this blog I am wondering what I did before.It's marvellous and much appreciated in this house and shows you've got snooker running through your veins)
It was a great show on wednesday night, and another fitting tribute to Alex Higgins. I watched and recoreded it, to add to my ever growing snooker collection. Clive Everton was, indeed, involed in this documentary. I wish to thank him, and all others that contributed to this documentary. It was a cracker. Thanks for the memories and R.I.P. to "The Hurricane." Also "The People's Champion", that is Alex Higgins X
Someone please post it on youtube... Beeb is off limits here.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great character Higgins was, and a great ambassador for the game. Sorely missed by all.
ReplyDeleteAgree with 8.28PM
ReplyDeleteCharacters like Alex will indeed be sorely missed. The modern day ambassadors like O'Sullivan, Murphy, Dott, Holt etc simply don't compare.
Can't wait for the show. I'll tape it and try to post it in parts on YouTube.
Labas - I post from Lithuania. Alex Higgans great player ever. I play him in Kaunas 10 year past. He visit Estonia and Lithuania to help Omnibet gamble company. He like Lithuania vodka and he drink many glass.
ReplyDeleteI want snooker return Lithuania. Many good player.
Thanks Colin. I would really appreciate that.
ReplyDeleteI'm really looking forward to September 1st,with the Alex Higgins documentary and also Barry Hearn's big announcements on snooker.
ReplyDeleteDave - would I be right in thinking that from the time Alex picked up a cue he never employed a coach? Was it the case, as Frank Sinatra sang, "I did it my way"
(PS I am a fairly new computer user and since finding this blog I am wondering what I did before.It's marvellous and much appreciated in this house and shows you've got snooker running through your veins)
Was Clive Everton involved in the documentary?
ReplyDeleteIt was a great show on wednesday night, and another fitting tribute to Alex Higgins. I watched and recoreded it, to add to my ever growing snooker collection. Clive Everton was, indeed, involed in this documentary. I wish to thank him, and all others that contributed to this documentary. It was a cracker.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the memories and R.I.P. to "The Hurricane." Also "The People's Champion", that is Alex Higgins X