RIP The Hurricane
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RIP The Hurricane
Without Higgins snooker would never have become one of the most popular television sports in the 1980s. One of a kind.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/othe...er/8852020.stm
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/othe...er/8852020.stm
#2
Re: RIP The Hurricane
Sad - just like George Best and the sorry figure that is now Paul Gasgoine.
RIP
RIP
#3
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Very sad, I used to watch snooker with my grandad who used to love watching Higgins play. Fond memories
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Re: RIP The Hurricane
A great player who made a boring sport exciting.
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Very sad a superb sportsman may he R.I.P.
However looking at the pictures on Sky news a totally different person dressed in his brown jackets and hat, to look at after his long battle with Throat cancer.
http://news.sky.com/skynews/Home/UK-..._Throat_Cancer
However looking at the pictures on Sky news a totally different person dressed in his brown jackets and hat, to look at after his long battle with Throat cancer.
http://news.sky.com/skynews/Home/UK-..._Throat_Cancer
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Re: RIP The Hurricane
Can anyone else remember that epic semi-final in the World Championship against Jimmy White (can't remember which year - I'd say mid-1980s)? Breathtaking match.................
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#7
Re: RIP The Hurricane
I saw him in the Irish Village about eight years ago and thought he looked very ill. What a player when he was on form.
Shame he let the drink and drugs ruin him.
RIP Hurricane
Shame he let the drink and drugs ruin him.
RIP Hurricane