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It'll take him a while to get used to them but they are better than glasses if they don't irritate your eyes. Played my best snooker when I used them but I ended up with an irritation in my left eye only so had to stop.
Murph'y top game was very brief wasn't it, seems as if these coaching tips don't last very long, must have been something more than just keeping down until the ball fell into the pocket. That will be in his head now and very hard to shake it off and then he will start to look for something else, a rabbit hole into a maze that's never ending
Speak up, you've got to speak up against the madness, you've got speak your mind if you dare
but don't try to get yourself elected, for if you do you'll have to cut your hair
Smurph humped again. I was tipping him to win the Worlds
I think it's hard to keep finding that level of focus/concentration for him, that recent win, he found the formula again but any snooker player knows finding it again and again is the hard part.
I think at his age, if he can muster the determination that's required, no matter what level of natural ability you have, he can win big still. It will be how much desire he can muster I think.
Maybe being so talented, it's difficult to really try that hard and put all the practice in?? Steve Davis said recently that looking back, he maybe didn't need to practice quite so much as he did....but is that all part of wanting desperately to win... 🤔
I rarely buy The Sun newspaper but did yesterday and there was a story in the sports section about WST introducing different coloured balls to assist fans with colour blindness. I was thinking how ridiculous it all sounded but have just realised it was on the 1st April. It had me fooled.
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