Which professional snooker player gives you the best impression of goodsportsmanship?

[Giggity1984]

Jimmy white threw his cue in the premier league one year, that was a little petulant. All the names mentioned have been quite good tbf, and they all have had there bad moments. All of them have by and large been very sportsman like.

[JimMalone]

The first one who comes to my mind is Ken Doherty

[noel]

Has to be Ronnie

yes ronnie is no1 for being the most unsportsman . A sore loser, arrogant, pig headed, and many more besides the above mentioned characterists he has , he is just a good talent and nothing more . Sorry to all the ronnie fans on this forum.

The Wolf has a sense of humour.
heera2009, as the Joker says, "Why so serious?".



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Noel

[The Boss]

Joe Perry with elegance



Shades of Sicily: Perry brings class to the table

[1lawyer]

Joe Perry with elegance



Shades of Sicily: Perry brings class to the table

Agreed...

Always thought Peter Ebdon was very gracious in defeat but Jimmy White for me has always been a gent win or loose. All those defeats in the Hendry years yet he still had a smile on his face, he never sulks off home from any event after loosing like some others and he always has time for a chat and a joke with his fans. A true pro. Robertson and Davis are two others that deserve credit for this.:snooker:

[ADR147]

Agreed...

Always thought Peter Ebdon was very gracious in defeat but Jimmy White for me has always been a gent win or loose. All those defeats in the Hendry years yet he still had a smile on his face, he never sulks off home from any event after loosing like some others and he always has time for a chat and a joke with his fans. A true pro. Robertson and Davis are two others that deserve credit for this.:snooker:

jimmy has not always been a model professional

[heera2009]

The Wolf has a sense of humour.
heera2009, as the Joker says, "Why so serious?".



=o\

Noel

you cant be serious : john mckenroe:

[1lawyer]

jimmy has not always been a model professional

I know and agree but he is human like the rest of us and has been through the mill a bit both personally and professionally. I actually think he has mellowed with age. He is not one of my favorite players but he does do a lot for his fans and you cant say this for every snooker player. I only judge people as I find them myself so this is my honest opinion.