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But is it more difficult than a 9 dart finish or even a 147 in snooker?
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Roger Freestone
stevethejack said:
Or a 155 in snooker??
Started watching Glamorgan about that time , bus to Swansea Bus Station , the old one , then the walk to St. Helens .
As a 10 year old about this time , missed this then historic event , Wilf Wooler commentating on grainy black and white tele .
All sport has now evolved and become a cash cow and business , money is now the main talking point , wages scandolous .
Luckily memories of Sir Clive Lloyd playing for Lancashire , taking the time to sit down and chat with the die hards sitting on the wooden bench and concrete steps in the Members Enclosure .
Loved that ground for cricket , never set foot in Cardiff/Glamorgan Cricket grounds since .
As a 10 year old about this time , missed this then historic event , Wilf Wooler commentating on grainy black and white tele .
All sport has now evolved and become a cash cow and business , money is now the main talking point , wages scandolous .
Luckily memories of Sir Clive Lloyd playing for Lancashire , taking the time to sit down and chat with the die hards sitting on the wooden bench and concrete steps in the Members Enclosure .
Loved that ground for cricket , never set foot in Cardiff/Glamorgan Cricket grounds since .