i used to practice with eddie he lived in sheffield he offered me to go and stay with him in australia fantastic fella and a great ambassader for snooker a great player to go with it played quicker in practice then what he did on television rest in peace the great eddie charlton✌
@@darrenmcgowan3932 Jack Karnehm - used to enjoy his pure enthusiasm, "good luck mate" - the famous line before Cliff Thorburn made that first Crucible maximum break.
@@SnookerBreak Yes, I know they were on every day throughout the 80s and then 90s of the Worlds. I uploaded another yesterday. I wondered with regards to the 88WC you mentioned before, what matches you have?
@@SnookerBreak The problem is though with selling the stuff for them I suppose is that personally I don't think it would be that popular. Yes there would be people wanting certain stuff but I'm not so sure it would be sustainable over a long period. Alex Higgins and Jimmy White will always be popular but the majority of others not so. Around 14 years ago I know someone contacted the beeb asking for Higgins footage and was told a couple of dvds would cost £500.. but eventually as a one off they sent the dvds to them for free. When I tried a similar thing about 10 years ago they wouldn't even consider it. I wanted 1 match from the Worlds 85 as I was sitting near the front with my Dad. Indeed enjoy the Worlds where I think the likely winner will come from Ronnie and Murphy in the top half and possibly Wilson or Selby in the bottom.
i used to practice with eddie he lived in sheffield he offered me to go and stay with him in australia fantastic fella and a great ambassader for snooker a great player to go with it played quicker in practice then what he did on television rest in peace the great eddie charlton✌
Great character was Eddie
I remember watching this segment when it was first shown all those years ago, thanks for these uploads they bring back some great memories.
You're welcome. I'm glad you're enjoying them.
Yeh🤓 I remember this at the time. Always like Eddie's commentary
with Jack Karnehm
Steady Eddie
You're welcome.
@@darrenmcgowan3932 Jack Karnehm - used to enjoy his pure enthusiasm, "good luck mate" - the famous line before Cliff Thorburn made that first Crucible maximum break.
This was an enjoyable watch, I probably saw it back in the day but have no memory of it.
These used to be on nearly every day. I wish I had more than I have.
@@SnookerBreak Yes, I know they were on every day throughout the 80s and then 90s of the Worlds. I uploaded another yesterday. I wondered with regards to the 88WC you mentioned before, what matches you have?
@@digeme69 Hi. I have all of White v Hendry, some of Davis v Hallet, quite a big highlights chunk of Davis v Thorburn and other bits and pieces.
@@digeme69 And you. I'm going to be so busy watching the stuff on your channel that I won't have time to do mine!
@@SnookerBreak The problem is though with selling the stuff for them I suppose is that personally I don't think it would be that popular. Yes there would be people wanting certain stuff but I'm not so sure it would be sustainable over a long period. Alex Higgins and Jimmy White will always be popular but the majority of others not so. Around 14 years ago I know someone contacted the beeb asking for Higgins footage and was told a couple of dvds would cost £500.. but eventually as a one off they sent the dvds to them for free. When I tried a similar thing about 10 years ago they wouldn't even consider it. I wanted 1 match from the Worlds 85 as I was sitting near the front with my Dad. Indeed enjoy the Worlds where I think the likely winner will come from Ronnie and Murphy in the top half and possibly Wilson or Selby in the bottom.
the eighties was my favorite snooker time,great characters then
Absolutely. Maybe the standard wasn't as high but it was great TV.
@@SnookerBreak yeah sure was
Cheers for uploading👍
You're welcome
eddie was actually a very good boxer
And a good rugby and soccer player
@@PeterMcManus-pn9zx ok I dident know that .he does look a tough old nut .