How Do I Get This To Barrry Hearn?

[tommydougall]

Now that snooker is getting more musical, it would seem that the time has come for a new snooker theme. Fortunately, Snooker Loopy has set a standard with a sufficiently low threshold to encourage my attempt

The Music

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-uve6-LsBdw

Going To The Crucible Toinght

Going up to Sheffield
Going to see the best
Going to the Crucible tonight

Got my potting boots on
Got on my fancy vest
Going to the Crucible tonight

They play four frames
And then it’s time
For tea or a spot of gin
They take a break
But very soon
They’ll be back again

Michaela Jan and Eirian
Enforcing all the rules
Going to at the Crucible tonight

Willie John and Dennis
Chatting in my ear
Going to the Crucible tonight

Ronnie Wood and Dickie Bird
Sitting in the crowd
Going to the Crucible tonight

The pressures do abound
And fortunes ebb and flow
It’s only The Crucible that counts
In the Theatre of Cruelty
The champion will be crowned
Going to the Crucible tonight

[Vex 147]

I really hope that you aren't being serious about this, please tell me that you're just kidding!?

[thinsy]

As soon as the first instrumental break started and the harmonica played I had a vision of Dennis Taylor doing an Irish jig!!!!!!

[tommydougall]

As soon as the first instrumental break started and the harmonica played I had a vision of Dennis Taylor doing an Irish jig!!!!!!

That would be a great in the video.
After all, the music does have its roots in the UK.
Perhaps the poster from Croatia does not appreciate this fact.

[Vex 147]

That would be a great in the video.
After all, the music does have its roots in the UK.
Perhaps the poster from Croatia does not appreciate this fact.

Oh yeah, how could i forget that i'm a member of an radical UK haters clan!?!? man...

[tommydougall]

Oh yeah, how could i forget that i'm a member of an radical UK haters clan!?!? man...

Good gracious! No!

I thought that you must be anti American.

I assumed that your displeasure in my poor efforts was based on the cornball country music. Such music is derived from the British jigs and reels brought to America by immigrants.

As for the words, there are lots of snooker content

Sheffield - home of the Crucible, in northern England

Potting boots - Dennis Taylor's favourite expression

Fancy vest - players wear vests, and when snooker was it its prime the players were far more colourful that they are today. Kirk Stevens used to wear white or cream. Now they dress in black, for snooker's funeral.

We have a quaint break after 4 frames. Doesn't happen in, say. the Premier League or the Championship League

Then we have the referees
Michael Tabb
Jan Verhaas
Eirian Williams

The BBC commentators
Willie Thorne
John Virgo
Dennis Taylor
With the BBC live audio going to the earpieces of the audience

The spectators, apparently famous, pointed out by the commentators and flashed on the TV screen
Ronnie Wood - musical person
Dickie Bird - retired person

The Theatre of Cruelty - Clive Everton's description of the Crucible.

[noel]

He'll get in touch with you when the time is right. *


=o)

Noel


*Timing is everything for BH.

[Vex 147]

he'll get in touch with you when the time is right. *


=o)

noel


*timing is everything for bh.

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