Just read @SHendry775's #autobiography, #MeAndTheTable, very different from the first one "Remember My Name" by John Docherty almost 30 years ago. If you're a #snooker fan/nut like me, then it's a must read. Got through it in record time too! My first sporting hero. 
This man was the reason why I found myself down the club constantly in my mid to late teens, why I went to watch him at Woodlesford #Snooker Center before he was number 1 and World Champ. He missed a century and rolled/bounced his warped £40 cue across the table in frustration 😃
I'm so grateful that I got to see him at the #Crucible on the last day of the world final where he beat @jimmywhite147 with a session to spare. It was great to see them both come out in the evening with #PeterEbdon, the late Len Ganley and one or 2 other pros. #snooker
I find the relationship he had with Ian Doyle astonishing, a manager who seemed to psychologically coerce/bully him into being a machine in the #snooker world, so driven was @SHendry775, he seems to simply accept this mistreatment. #MeAndTheTable @SnookerMemories
He writes about other #snooker pros and it's great to see he doesn't put them down. His couple of paragraphs on #PaulHunter #RIP is poignant, emotional and very well written. As someone from #Leeds who met him and have family that knew him, I appreciate this. #MeAndTheTable 😢
I'm sure another dominant #snooker player will come along and get close to, or beat, @SHendry775's 7 world titles, someone with the aloofness and dedication of Hendry and @SteveSnooker. Congrats on the book, worth the read!
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