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Topic: poor cue balls
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  Gibo (VMH 'C' (ex st charles)) |
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on Thursday, October 29, 2015 m told that some teams argued that they like playing with "THEIR" white. That is not the point. Either your cue ball is "MATCHED" to the set of balls on the table or it is "NOT". Snooker the last bastion of honesty and fair play, no longer. If YOU cannot recognise a good white, ask any good billiards player, they'll show you some good tricks. The league has attempted to advise teams and some have replied "MY WHITE". If that is your teams response, you may as well put a table tennis ball, jazz ball or anything YOU like on the table???? How bad does a white have to be before it is considered UNACCEPTABLE!!!! The league comittee has tried, thanks. I think this is going to be my last season. I've lost faith in some of the teams in this league. |
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