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Wednesday, October 1

Pots of Gold: A History of Snooker

By Libraries Sheffield

Join 'bard of snooker' David Hendon in conversation with journalist Phil Haigh about his new history of the game

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Carpenter Room Sheffield Central Library

Surrey Street Sheffield City Centre S1 1XZ United Kingdom

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1 hour, 45 minutes
ALL AGES
In person
Doors at 5:30 PM

About this event

Sports & Fitness • Other

Snooker is a British success story. It began as a working-class game and grew into a multi-million pound professional sport, exported to the world. In this new book, David Hendon shows how the fortunes of snooker have mirrored wider changes in British society.

He weaves the big picture with the personal stories of snooker’s stars - like Alex Higgins, Jimmy White, and Ronnie O’Sullivan. If you’ve ever picked up a cue or watched a perfect 147 break, this book is for you.

‘Perfection!’ - Alan McManus, former Masters champion.

Books will be available to purchase at the event in partnership with La Biblioteka.

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Libraries Sheffield

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