sky blues fan at the snooker (1 Viewer)
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covmark
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Think you meant "can't". Each to their own mate, I find cricket tedious but find snooker compelling. Can't please all of the people all of the time
Delboycov
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Thankfully nowhere near a TV when it happened! ;-) Sorry I just have never been able to get in to cricket at all but I can understand why many do. I remember though when my older brother who was as passionate a city and football fan as myself told me he actually preferred cricket now I was absolutely horrified!
That's ok... Different strokes and all that... I don't care for snooker BUT I will sit and watch Ronnie play, the guy is a nutter/genius... Not sure which!
Thought pele was impotent
skybluelee
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Think you meant "can't". Each to their own mate, I find cricket tedious but find snooker compelling. Can't please all of the people all of the time
Ha, yes indeed. Didn't help my cause with that did I?! :facepalm:
Delboycov
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Both probably! Mind you so many of the true greats in most sports are flawed....
covcity4life
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too sensiible an answer for SBT
there must be another reason!............:thinking about:
Warwickhunt
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He watches City for Christ sake so he will be well set for watching boring sport. This season was the worst football i have ever seen and that includes all the tripe that got promoted to the championship.:wave:
I tip my hat. Everything you write is true.
exhallskyblue
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from the bbc website:
Brian is the chap who wears the old-school Coventry strips. Today, he is resplendent in chocolate, circa 1979. "I've been coming 21 years in a row now, although my first match was in 1989, Jimmy White against Dene O'Kane. It's my two-week holiday every year, my trip to Spain," he says.
He met his partner at the Crucible six years ago and last year proposed to her live on the BBC. Brian, who has a seat next to his dad, recalls: "I took the microphone off MC Rob Walker, got down on one knee and said: 'I want to marry you.' Not to Rob Walker. We both love the game and Lisa kindly said yes."
Brian is the chap who wears the old-school Coventry strips. Today, he is resplendent in chocolate, circa 1979. "I've been coming 21 years in a row now, although my first match was in 1989, Jimmy White against Dene O'Kane. It's my two-week holiday every year, my trip to Spain," he says.
He met his partner at the Crucible six years ago and last year proposed to her live on the BBC. Brian, who has a seat next to his dad, recalls: "I took the microphone off MC Rob Walker, got down on one knee and said: 'I want to marry you.' Not to Rob Walker. We both love the game and Lisa kindly said yes."
skybluebeduff
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I don't even watch snooker, but tuned in the other day on channel 302, on the freeview box, and seen this seasons shirt on a guy with glasses, middle aged i'd say, gave me a good smile pusb CITY TILL I DIE!
pusb CITY TILL I DIE!Brians ecstatic .........(in a Brian Blessed voice):facepalm: