
Nick Metcalfe and Phil Haigh talk about the game we all love.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 246 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | SportsGamesLeisure | |||

Ridiculous week of stories at the World Open in Yushan, as Thepchaiya Un-Nooh wins the title and Ronnie O'Sullivan makes the highest ever break in professional snooker, a 16-red of 153. We're back to discuss it all.
There's the rest of the snooker n... more
Phil and Nick return to look ahead to the World Open in Yushan. A fair few players have withdrawn, but plenty of star names are still in the field, including Ronnie O'Sullivan.
There's plenty else besides, including news from the European Championsh... more
Nick and Phil return with a new episode of the podcast and we're catching up with your recent correspondence, which includes your tributes to John Virgo.
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We're back, and we're reflecting on victory for Barry Hawkins at the Welsh Open, who beat Jack Lisowski in the final in Llandudno.
There's a review of the whole tournament, with all the results from the last 16 onwards.
Plus the rest of the snooker... more
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Great chat and guests. Always enjoy each episode from start to finish.
Really am grateful to have this podcast to listen too, the interviews and in-depth analysis of matches and players really does give credit to the two guys. Well done and congratulations on your 200th episode. Ross147
Excellent podcast covering all things Snooker and also not afraid to veer into other interesting but related topics. Nick and Phil complement each other exceptionally and their journalistic nous is clear to see/hear. The only Snooker podcast I listen to currently as don’t feel the need to venture elsewhere. Often have excellent guests also. Highly recommended.
Excellent podcast always with great guests and interesting topics 👌
A great listen. Just don’t ask what Phil has for breakfast…. Better than Ken Doherty’s fried frogs though
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A vibrant exploration of the world of snooker, featuring in-depth discussions and insightful analyses of recent events in the sport, including player performances, tournaments, and upcoming matches. The hosts, known for their camaraderie and extensive knowledge, share thrilling narratives that celebrate both established players and emerging talents, often weaving personal anecdotes with professional commentary to create a welcoming and engaging atmosphere. Noteworthy segments include heartfelt tributes to influential figures in snooker, reflective discussions on tournaments like the Masters and UK Championship, and interviews with players that provide unique perspectives on the game.
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