I played with Alex once in Queens speakeasy snooker Hall Belfast. Never forget pure gentleman:))). God rest him
@Take77.3 күн бұрын
What is that knife thing your using called
@Tickerman4 күн бұрын
That last red with the rest was ridiculous. Shame we don’t have a higher quality recording of this genius break.
@Tickerman4 күн бұрын
It’s unbelievable how quickly he turned it into an opportunity for a 147. Truly astonishing.
@TheRealist20224 күн бұрын
The Referee in the Parrott match was quite cute!
@herepuffpuff900715 күн бұрын
7:56 - cringe
@djm993716 күн бұрын
How wonderful to see Kirk playing once more !
@TomFord-kp8fh16 күн бұрын
Terrible audio breaking up.
@stephentrudgeon264618 күн бұрын
Honest down to earth humble guy whose come back from serious issues,well done kirk
@bobbythompson354418 күн бұрын
The Sandyman!
@gavinburt375021 күн бұрын
I was at this match, AH discharged himself from hospital to play the game. I got to meet him afterwards and had some stuff signed / photos. A shadow of his former self but what a life he led and one of the last true entertainers. RIP.
@wispa1a23 күн бұрын
People must be glad smoking indoors is banned.
@mikesmith148523 күн бұрын
'On the white'.
@giannihallett495124 күн бұрын
yes I live in Leicester so met willie many times he used to go in the bookies were I used to go a true gent
@user-iw5zg4nj9e26 күн бұрын
well done on picking nose just before the answer.
@user-qt6fi6se7s26 күн бұрын
ແມ້ນແທ້ວະ
@josephgonzalez_28 күн бұрын
This is the 4th maximum I’ve seen Ronnie do on KZbin in the last few days, all in some local club somewhere. There must be hundreds of these videos of Robbie casually racking up 147s. The man is an absolute genius.
@UXB-p5u29 күн бұрын
Virgo....SHUT THE F..LIP UP...Black ball match and you're following Kirk rabbiting in his mug of beer!@
@UXB-p5u29 күн бұрын
JV...ok mate give it a rest you're spoiling it now. "My commentators eye has gone " shame it wasn't your gob!!
@timrobinson6893Ай бұрын
Met them both (Kirk and Cliff) at some strip mall basement in north Toronto, at the Canadian championship. Both great guys.
@TonysmithmusicАй бұрын
what’s the prize. a free pint.
@dantastic6262Ай бұрын
Thoroughly enjoyed that. Haven’t seen Kirk play for donkeys
@slottykenАй бұрын
Great player and entertainer. Great looking guy too.
@simonhulme7173Ай бұрын
Love watching these. Just wish that jimmy white could find a shirt that fit him in the sleeves. And takes himself way too seriously. He's the only one that never spoke throughout, not like the others joking around. As a player, he had some merit. The best player to never win the world title and all that. The thing with jimmy is, he's a petulant child at times. Seen it before in matches. Chucks his toys out of the pram if things don't go his way and has a tantrum. He never smiles. Always looks like he's on the verge of chucking his cue and storming off. Saw an interview with him once on here, can't stand the bloke. Very immature and very selfish. That's one of the reasons he never won the title. He's always given the impression that the title was his anyway, and 'why haven't I won it yet, surely it's my turn now'...he rushes at the last hurdle and screws it up every time and behaves like a kid. Great player (most of the time). But as a person, don't like the bloke. Never grown up.
@user-ls2ro1bk7iАй бұрын
All that Alex did on and off snooker he was the best r.i.p Alex ❤
@RhinoRider2006Ай бұрын
Met Kirk at the CNE snooker tournament in Toronto, we attended a party with The Tony's and John Pullman, Steve Davis Willie. I recall that Kirk wore a tee shirt that said, if this boat is a rockin don't bother nockin. That was august 1978, One month before Steve turned pro
@ianwatkins6202Ай бұрын
In my humble opinion and it is only an opinion 😊Kirk's 147 was the best of the 147's😊 It may have not been the fastest 147 but it was the best 147 😊
@davidrobinson2776Ай бұрын
On his day Tony could destroy anyone and he'd do it faster than you could believe. His speed of thought is phenomenal.
@user-qo7xi4jd2vАй бұрын
Mikeila tabb what a babe
@christopherpenny6083Ай бұрын
Last time they played 😂. They had 20 professional matches against each other after that final!
@AetherSpiritАй бұрын
Alex Higgins was a drunk and a violent one at that.
@taff6987Ай бұрын
Loved this....this is why snooker has not been the same since the 80s & 90s....we dont have these amazing characters and entertainers anymore sadly. Snooker years ago was like somebody grabbed the game, dragged it to the crucible and slapped a tv camera on it. It was new, fresh, exciting and popular. Today there is to much PC culture which has made sport in general so drab & same old same old. What a shame. Better times gone by. At least i got to experience the golden years of snooker.
@crumpeteer6477Ай бұрын
I'd forgotten how jerky Kirk's cue action was. He still pots OK though.
@mattlast4093Ай бұрын
@41:27 look at higgins, oh dear....why was this even organised!?!?!
@mattlast4093Ай бұрын
@37:37 look at higgins, oh dear
@taff6987Ай бұрын
Bloody fan bloody dozy!🎱
@taff6987Ай бұрын
This is why snooker went mental in the 70s and especially the 80s.....it was because we had genuine characters. There was someone for everybody to love and support. My man was Jimmy White, its him who inspired me to learn the game & a great game it is too. Such fond memories tucking into my small single bed in the boxroom with my 14" portable tv at the end of the bed at my feet. I remember my mother letting me stay up really late to watch the final between Hendry & Williams when Hendry bottled it over the middle bag. Being a welshman i was bouncing for Williams to win it. Those were the days. Hetty weinthrope investigates followed by the snooker. Nostalgic as heck. Loved it🥰
@29brendusАй бұрын
I seem to remember every ball of that 147, especially the green. Watched it in a guesthouse in Donegal, Ireland, and the landlady was yelling at the TV, Go On KIrk! Go on Boy! I think we were all yelling and on the edge of our seats!
@Klara104Ай бұрын
Great story within a story. Canadian snooker players were proud to compete across the pond and even win a couple games amongst the world's finest players at that time.
@gamesthat6470Ай бұрын
they just dont make them like this anymore . Alex Higgins what a player missed and never forgotten .
@user-gk3mq7hm8wАй бұрын
Saw these two and John Spencer at the city commercial club in Manchester. Alex was electric His cue bent when he hit the white so hard.will never forget it.also used to see him around town sometimes in the loos taking a pee.he was a ....buy still loved him.
@Paul-sz1noАй бұрын
Sad.Unfortunately he was his own worst enemy.
@Glozboy22Ай бұрын
Discharging yourself from hospital when you're near the end, in order to play snooker is the most Alex Higgins thing you can possibly do. There's only one Alex, only ever will be.
@bodrulhok3325Ай бұрын
I was so happy to see all snooker stars paying respect to Alex and the way his funarel was organised thanks to all involved Alex deserved best of oner 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
@DeadlyKiss000Ай бұрын
Why jack the volume of the coughing up here? Alex and Cliff played a great 1980 World Final together. Better than the 2024 final!
@bazsully4205Ай бұрын
Rip Alex thanks for the memories growing up in the 80s 😎🙏🎱
@LA-cv9eqАй бұрын
1:34 🫤
@AD-kv9kjАй бұрын
How come everywhere online I find people bashing Elkmaster pro tips as being way too soft etc, yet most of the best snooker players in the world use them...?