
Unpopular opinions on snooker, analysis of the latest tournaments, correspondence from The Snooker Hall Community and a string of fantastic guests from all corners of the snooker world; journalists, referees, players, coaches, superfans and more. Get in touch: contactus@thesnookerhall.com
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 86 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Sports | |||

Harvey, the creator of the X account "Mark Williams' Tweets Explained" joins me to chat about the English Open, the season so far, which players would be good in a bar fight and how snooker can better engage with fans.
David Caulfield, founder of Snooker HQ, joins me to praise Mark Selby's dominant win in Taiyuan. We also discuss which players could be in trouble this season and the controversy around Hossein Vafaei's "safety" shot.
Special guest Tatiana Woollaston joins me to talk about her career to date, life on the tour, the atmosphere during matches and the more difficult aspects of being a snooker referee.
Nick Metcalfe joins me for a bumper episode to discuss his journalism career, the new snooker season, which players to watch out for, post match interviews from players, sportswashing and England’s agonising defeat in the World Cup.
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Dan is a knowledgeable host and attracts a variety of guests from different areas of the snooker world. If you enjoy Snooker Scene and Talking Snooker, this will be a welcome addition to your snooker podcast listening
Snooker needs more content like this. The host speaks and honestly and frankly, sharing some different opinions. He has good chemistry with the guests and the topics are wide ranging and (usually) very interesting. This is not just your average, bog standard snooker chat.
The host speaks with honesty and he has good chemistry with guests. The snooker topics are varied and well presented.
The guests are varied and engaging, the host offers strong points of view and the episodes are not super long. A must listen for snooker fans everywhere.
Dan has an annoying voice but he surely knows what hes talking about. Honest opinion and down to point in the world of snooker.
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A candid, opinionated show centered on snooker analysis, tournament breakdowns, and insider perspectives from across the sport. Expect deep dives into refereeing, player journeys, media coverage, and tour life, all delivered with a direct, relatable style. Notable strengths include a steady stream of high-profile guests, a compact episode length, and a willingness to challenge conventional views while spotlighting broader narratives around the game and its culture.
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