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Amazing O'Sullivan is the last of snooker's colourful characters



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Published Date: 05 May 2008
By Tom Lappin
Sporting Week
SPORT is a broad church that encompasses many creeds that some might find trivial or ephemeral. The commitment and skill of the truly great sportsperson can elevate their pursuits by sheer force of charisma and performance.
Consider the easy charm and peerless competitive brilliance of Chris Hoy, who has made track cycling so compelling. Remember Paula Radcliffe in her pomp five years ago, turning the remorseless plod of a marathon into a breathtaking spectacle. Most o...



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  • Last Updated: 04 May 2008 9:06 PM
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Guga II,

Rockall 05/05/2008 13:45:54
I still think that Fred Davis and Jimmy White were the two best and most entertaining snooker players, ever.

 

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