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Doug Mountjoy R I P

Went from the Welsh coal mines to become a top snooker player of yesteryear .. died on Valentines Day aged 78

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    RIP
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    One of the olden day snooker greats. RIP
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    Remember him on Pot Black. RIP
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    Saga Lout said:
    Remember him on Pot Black. RIP
    RIP Doug.  And I loved Pot Black!
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    edited February 2021
    I much enjoyed watching 'Pot Black' in the '70s.
    RIP
    for those watching in black and white, the green is next to the pink ((:>) (excuse the frivolity on a R I P thread)
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    A very measured snooker player - my Dad met him and said he was top class, real gent - RIP
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    RIP
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    RIP
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    RIP
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    Potted the black!

    RIP. Great memories, great player!
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    It might be memory playing tricks on me (yet again!) but seem to recall DM used to line the cue up to the side of his jaw on the inside rather than the traditional technique of in the middle? It worked for him and he was a top player in his day.

    RIP Doug
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    RIP
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    Fond memories of snooker in its heyday including Doug. RIP.
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    RIP Doug
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    RIP. I remember his career unexpectedly having a second wind in the late 80s
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    Doug was diagnosed with lung cancer in 1993, so did really well all things considered.RIP.
    https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/snooker/51946334
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    RIP - One from the days when you could recognise virtually all the top twenty players instantly... Blimey, I'm old.   
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    RIP
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    bobmunro said:
    It might be memory playing tricks on me (yet again!) but seem to recall DM used to line the cue up to the side of his jaw on the inside rather than the traditional technique of in the middle? It worked for him and he was a top player in his day.

    RIP Doug
    I think you will find Graham Miles was the player who lined his cue up that way.
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    Sark99 said:
    bobmunro said:
    It might be memory playing tricks on me (yet again!) but seem to recall DM used to line the cue up to the side of his jaw on the inside rather than the traditional technique of in the middle? It worked for him and he was a top player in his day.

    RIP Doug
    I think you will find Graham Miles was the player who lined his cue up that way.

    Thanks.

    As I said, memory playing tricks, which happens more and more often these days!
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    RIP Doug
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