I just love this moment around 7:30. It's touching, because when I was growing up, this was Stephen in around 1989/90 who then effectively dominated a Decade of Snooker. He is now like a 'Father' to Stan 🙂 There's something magical and a distinction between youth and experience that binds well together when you have the right persons in collaboration.
@mikeoxlong3504 I see…… that must be really bad then….. thanks for letting me know…… can’t believe it man😳 I thought she used ranked high these recent years…. Those lost to her (like the lady from England Reanne Evans who lost twice) these years must be really shxt then🤔🤔
Hi Stephen, love your channel, great stuff keep it going! 👌 Is there any possibility of trying to get Marco Fu on the channel for a chat and a knockabout? He's always been one of my favourite players personally but he seems like one of the quieter, more low-key kind of players on the tour. So it'd be really fascinating for everybody I think, to get to know him a bit with one of your fantastic chats. Cheers 👍
The advice of not easing off at 70 and going for the century and trying to pot as many balls as possible was good advice. Just shows hendrys mentality was to never let up.
@@johnmccaughey2722because hendrys finish line was a ton, not 70 to win the frame. Takes the pressure off when you get close to 60, which is the most important time in a frame 60-70 points. Hendry completely changed his mind set, he wasn't bothered at winning the frame he was bothered about clearing up.. thats why he made 700+ tons alot quicker than anyone at the time....
Stan comes across as a lovely lad and his game is great. I saw him practising ahead of an exhibition match up with Ronnie O’Sullivan before covid struck, and he was mustard then. I offered to be a fielder for him as a practice frame, but he declined. Great application for one so young. I think he’ll go all the way one day.
Can anybody find out the percentage of Stephen talking to his guests about the fact that he was only practising the line-up? We must be in the 80/90s percentwise here 😂
I think Stan could learn a lot from Hendry. Hendry giving some great advice and you could see him getting frustrated with Stan for his negativity. Second greatest player of all time, but probably the best in terms of explaining experience.
@@Cwtoasty have you seen of the crap on tour these days? Hell Jimmy White for years was doing crap and yet he got into the last 32 of the UK Championship.
you will never make it to the top if you don’t believe in every decision your making, and make it for yourself. this lad is also a very good player, he’s not a random fan
@@Toma7488russo Agree. It’s ok being cocky when you can back it up. He’ll need to improve a lot otherwise he’ll be a journeyman pro falling on and off the tour not making g a living.
Stan still has A LOT to learn if he wants to make it as a top player. He really needs to be listening to players like Hendry if he wants to learn and not just talk like he already knows everything.
Soft tips are softer. Therefore squash under contact with the cueball. Generating more spin. But also easier to put accidental side on and so forth. They also wear down a lot faster. Hard tips have less cushion. More deflection. But the ability to strike the cue ball harder without as much effort. In pool you would tend to play with a soft tip. Snooker you would tend to play with a hard tip. Soft tips are not actually that soft when referred to in snooker. they are still pretty dense hard tips. If you can press the tip and deform it with your fingers or thumb it's too soft for snooker.
Yeah, I don't understand the negavity of the some of the comments on here. He's 17 and seems to know what he wants to achieve and how to get there. I wish I'd been more like that at that age! 😆
It shows that IF YOU live in England, You have such a BIGGER chance of being a pro! I grew up in Northern Ireland with a guy called "Johnny", and Johnny was hitting 100+ breaks at the age of 16! he played a 16 year old Mark Allen from Antrim, in a final in 2000, and pretty much whoever won would get at a chance of being a pro in England! Mark Allen and his "scummy mates", taunted my friend Johnny before the final by calling him all names under the sun while he was out with me having a smoke. (this was the year 2000, in Londonderry, N.I, 2 years after Johnny lost hid father at aged 14 ). Johnny could hardly play a shot in the final with nerves after what Mark Allen and "friends" said to him! Mark Allen beat Johnny easily as Johnny's nerves were shot. Mark Allen went on from here to be "a pro", and Johnny lost all confidence in his snooker and has worked in a petrol station to date! Watching Stan Moody play here, reminds me of myself, playing Johnny all those years ago! Where I couldn't break build like Stan from awkward positions, Johnny could! Although, people know Stan Moody, but never heard of Johnny!! It seems if You want to have a chance, You either need to live in England, and who you know, or be from China these days!! The World of Snooker is not doing enough to get the best players! I know, personally myself, that Johnny could beat Mark Allen hands down without what happened that night pre game! I think many people already know however, how much of a D**khead Mark Allen is though, to understand the true story I am telling! EDIT: I myself, have never been a professional, I couldn't break build like Johnny.... but I bet given the chance 10 years ago, I could beat Mark Allen! I did have the honour of playing the late and great Paul Hunter, and also played the late and "BEST" (in my opinion) Alex Higgins and beat him, in an exhibition match, but nobody has never heard of me! The scouting in Northern Ireland is a shambles.... yet one of the best players who ever lifted a cue came from Northern Ireland, and in no way do I mean Dennis Taylor! lol
I played in the Lisburn League around the time M. Allen also made some appearances. Have to say his ability was the only impressive thing about him. Same goes for Jordan Brown..
You can literally pay to enter Q school now. So no matter who you care or where you're from, if you're confident enough that you're at that level, you simply have to back yourself at Q school. Everything was race based, ger a grip of yourself, regularly making 100 breaks happens in clubs all over, put the eyes and pressure on and they crumble, snooker is about more than just putting balls in your home comforts.
He said 'It was on a rasson though wasn't it?' Rasson snooker tables are the professional tables, so essentially Stephen did it on a professional table with the best cushions and cloth
it was on a Rasson table, typically known for tighter pockets and harder playing conditions in general as far as i know, but i havent played on one personally, they are used in itv tournaments i think, e.g. champion of champions
For someone at his age to perform this well under pressure while Stephen Hendry is trying to throw him off, that's impressive. Potting that last long red after being taunted by Stephen, that was really good.
Man i could beat that kid easy in snooker any day of the week, did once every day this week in my dreams, one handed with a broken cue, walked 12 miles to school in snow upto my waist😂😅
He’s like 17-18, these pros are playing till they’re 50 now. Already a pro, got his whole career ahead of him. I don’t think he will go on to dominate or anything but I think he will get close to top 16/winning a few tournaments
@@marcusbonser8805 Plenty of players are very old. When he get's to his peak, to around 27/28 years Judd Trump will be 44/45... And plenty of the older guys above Trump will be already retired
Yeah, I know it all's all for fun but at the same time it's kinda not. There should be a set amount of tries for every player or am unlimited amount of tries within a time frame but it should be the same for every player whichever it is.
@@elone3997 agree. I thought it was 2, well that's what the rest have been given. Ronnie would have had a better chance if stephen hadn't of been waffling on and standing in his view line more or less every shot! I'm sure barry hawkins and mark allen would have loved another try because they were close to completing.
The challenge is a bit of fun, nothing more. I mean, different players have played on different tables and had different numbers of turns (it's not like every player before now has had two attempts on a Star table).
@llamaswithOCD I know it looks weird, but I've done it myself and it's not at all uncomfortable. Just not *as* comfortable as when laying your arm on the table, of course.
I don’t want to sound harsh or anything, it’s just my opinion. But I really don’t think this kid will make it. You look at the players playing now and coming through they have a way better mentality than stan. I think he needs to get a new coach or something cos I don’t think that will ever be enough to make it in this sport. It’s a real tough sport! 🤷♂️ not being harsh it’s just an honest opinion of the kid
A better idea for a challenge would be to get the player to open the reds, ball in hand, then Stephen spin a wheel to decide the colour to play for. Red, random colour, red would be a great break building challenge
Former World champion, top 16 player and BBC pundit offers to support you as a junior - “yeah fine”. Someone should offer him a clip round the earhole.
If he carries on improving the way he is I'd say he's got potential to be one of the best, only time will tell though, plenty of players have had the potential but consistently fall short when it matters.
Think stan is like a steve davis in his youth, except davis was winning worlds, and eventually got outgunned by attacking players like hendry. Stans game/style, cant see him matching the wave of chinese talent to be honest, but hope he makes some kind of career out of the game
Why would they edit that out. It's only a question. It was also well worded. And you only have to look at him to realise how alike he looks to Shaun. And anyone that knows about Shaun's past knows that Shaun hit the headlines in the 2000s for committing adultery on his then wife. A year or 2 later little Stan was born. 🤔
@C4rl0s-_-4R but is it not embarrassing for Stan and his dad Nigel in the room? Young Stan has enough pressure on the snooker tour and then being asked if he is Murphys love child, may affect him psychologically.
@@ravivarman2020 he's trying to be the best he can at one of the mentally challenging sports you can play. If he cannot shrug off comments like that how can he expect to deal with the pressures of winning titles. It's all part of been in the spotlight. You need to ignore things that are out of your control and focus on your own career. Sure it may be a bit embarrassing but I guarantee it won't be the first time they have both heard it and it certainly won't be the last.
I noticed in his full interview, this kid can really chalk a cue. Like 6 or 7 times between shots. Besides that, I think he will go far. Steven pointed out his main pessimistic weakness, he needs to grow some b*lls and be a man, then he's a world champ for sure. But then how do you tell the kid to stop being moody?
What a Refreshingly beautiful cue action and clean potting as well as playing for a different range of choice in shots. Love Stan. Resembles to more of a new Judd Trump.
He's been able to hold his own on the tour, which is no mean feat for a player at his age and experience. I don't know how far he'll go, but he should improve considerably in the coming years.
FFS Stephen, these interviews are not supposed to be about you. We know all about you because you always turn the subject back to what you did, in every single video. Shut up already and let your interviewees finish their reply and move on to the next question without telling us how you hated practicing alone, how Ian Doyle managed you, how you ignored everyone and not socialised with other players, and so on and so on.
0:14 "I won't talk as much"
Literally one shot and hendry starts chatting again 😂😂😂
Allow him ,he needs some content
I thought this exactly, but the content is good.
Hendry did talk through his tough table challenge.
@@jayjayb89 “I won’t talk as much” actually mean “you ready? I’ll start talking now”
was looking for this comment right after I heard him said that hahaha.
... but that is the meaning of this RUclips....❤😊😂
Love that, with the sensitive mic, you can literally hear how consistent his que action is
I was like, is someone rubbing sandpaper?
its nothing to do with a sensitive mic, its literally just the cue sliding along the head of the lapel microphone
Cue
Kid seems to know his game and what he needs to do to make it to the top. He’s exciting to watch, was good at the shootout. Best of luck to him 😉🍀
I just love this moment around 7:30. It's touching, because when I was growing up, this was Stephen in around 1989/90 who then effectively dominated a Decade of Snooker. He is now like a 'Father' to Stan 🙂 There's something magical and a distinction between youth and experience that binds well together when you have the right persons in collaboration.
Would love to see Marco Fu and Ng On-yee from Hong Kong take the Challenge
Good call
@mikeoxlong3504 I see…… that must be really bad then….. thanks for letting me know…… can’t believe it man😳 I thought she used ranked high these recent years…. Those lost to her (like the lady from England Reanne Evans who lost twice) these years must be really shxt then🤔🤔
@mikeoxlong3504 🥱
nice to see Seans kids doing well....
when will we get selby
Don't want him ffs😂
Be 3 hours long
Be three hours long, and that will be the edited version 😅
Hi Stephen, love your channel, great stuff keep it going! 👌 Is there any possibility of trying to get Marco Fu on the channel for a chat and a knockabout? He's always been one of my favourite players personally but he seems like one of the quieter, more low-key kind of players on the tour. So it'd be really fascinating for everybody I think, to get to know him a bit with one of your fantastic chats. Cheers 👍
Get Dominic Dale on!
I agree, get the Spaceman and I don't even mind u only talking, no need to play at all.
Why?
Yes please bring out the Spaceman!
Yours prayers have been answered
The kid is getting good free advice, hope he takes it on board
The advice of not easing off at 70 and going for the century and trying to pot as many balls as possible was good advice. Just shows hendrys mentality was to never let up.
@@johnmccaughey2722because hendrys finish line was a ton, not 70 to win the frame. Takes the pressure off when you get close to 60, which is the most important time in a frame 60-70 points. Hendry completely changed his mind set, he wasn't bothered at winning the frame he was bothered about clearing up.. thats why he made 700+ tons alot quicker than anyone at the time....
Stan comes across as a lovely lad and his game is great. I saw him practising ahead of an exhibition match up with Ronnie O’Sullivan before covid struck, and he was mustard then. I offered to be a fielder for him as a practice frame, but he declined. Great application for one so young. I think he’ll go all the way one day.
Can anybody find out the percentage of Stephen talking to his guests about the fact that he was only practising the line-up? We must be in the 80/90s percentwise here 😂
😆 he says a lot of the same stuff to everyone
Lol. That and "if I was in the commentary, I'd say....."
@@pearljamsyd ”… That was careless.”
"I used to practise 6 hours a day"
I'm the worst player ever at doubles
Please bring ding junhui on your show
I think Stan could learn a lot from Hendry. Hendry giving some great advice and you could see him getting frustrated with Stan for his negativity.
Second greatest player of all time, but probably the best in terms of explaining experience.
Spot on comment, it was like stan already knows it all..maybe Murphy has had a bad influence on him
Top 5 just about
easy to root for this lad!
9:39 'its not bad, but it's not enough' this kid will go far
Get Quinten Hann and Stephen Lee on the channel.
It would be interesting to see if Stephen wants to return to playing professionally when the ban is lifted
@@jonwilson6077it is lifted as of yesterday.
He wouldn’t get near the top 64 now.
I think Quinten has gone into hiding
@@sonicdiablo8968 maybe Stephen is the one to bring him out?
@@Cwtoasty have you seen of the crap on tour these days? Hell Jimmy White for years was doing crap and yet he got into the last 32 of the UK Championship.
I can’t be the only one who thinks he’s overly cocky - he’s with a seven time world champion he should listen more
Spot on
If you want to be world champ, you need a touch of cocky. I like his attitude, don’t play is awe of your opponent.
you will never make it to the top if you don’t believe in every decision your making, and make it for yourself. this lad is also a very good player, he’s not a random fan
@@Toma7488russo Agree. It’s ok being cocky when you can back it up. He’ll need to improve a lot otherwise he’ll be a journeyman pro falling on and off the tour not making g a living.
He’s a 17 year old lad, he’s still a teenager don’t forget. I imagine he took everything Stephen said in
That microphone is insane
Stan still has A LOT to learn if he wants to make it as a top player. He really needs to be listening to players like Hendry if he wants to learn and not just talk like he already knows everything.
Been waiting for this one for a while
Good stuff!
Rough diamond. Needs to keep on at it.
I'd like to see James Wattana on here, when he's over here for the Mr Vegas or something 👌🏻
Voice of John Virgo "this young man..."
Stephen Hallworth would be a fabulous person to have on the channel. Very knowledgeable and become a great pundit and commentator
You not think he's a bit, or very camp? And not a top 80 player
Jimmy Bullard and footballer and thus also not a top 80 player.What's your point? Also no need for the thinly veiled homphobia
No, i just contest your opinion he is a great pundit/commentator
@lewismitchell5797
Love Stan moddy ❤❤❤
He used to live 5 doors down from me. Always saw him leaving the house with his Dad and cue getting the car. Didn't know who he was at the time.
thanks gareth
Hendry has this knack of standing in the eye line lol
Please talk about what's a different between hard and soft tips
You've answered your own question
Soft tips are softer. Therefore squash under contact with the cueball. Generating more spin. But also easier to put accidental side on and so forth. They also wear down a lot faster. Hard tips have less cushion. More deflection. But the ability to strike the cue ball harder without as much effort. In pool you would tend to play with a soft tip. Snooker you would tend to play with a hard tip. Soft tips are not actually that soft when referred to in snooker. they are still pretty dense hard tips. If you can press the tip and deform it with your fingers or thumb it's too soft for snooker.
Bit of a cheeky sod needs to listen to Hendry really rather than commenting on him making an 80 on a Rasson.
For me its equally fascinating watching a players practice routine as it is an actual match.
Hey Stephen! When we are going to see Igor Figueiredo? We brazilians are so proud of him.
Stan "interesting" Moody :)
Are the pockets on Rassons like buckets or something?
I like Stan. He seems to have his head in the right place. It probably helps that he doesn't watch football.
Yeah, I don't understand the negavity of the some of the comments on here. He's 17 and seems to know what he wants to achieve and how to get there. I wish I'd been more like that at that age! 😆
What a charismatic young man.........
Whens Stephen Lee's appearance?!
@@TheVanderfulLife 🤣
@TheVanderfulLife he'll ask to get paid then not turn up
Tough table challenge would be funny. Because he wouldn't be able to do worse than miss the first red three times.
@@martinlaird9712brutal😂😂😂😂
yes loving the mentions STEPHEN LEE is getting
It shows that IF YOU live in England, You have such a BIGGER chance of being a pro! I grew up in Northern Ireland with a guy called "Johnny", and Johnny was hitting 100+ breaks at the age of 16! he played a 16 year old Mark Allen from Antrim, in a final in 2000, and pretty much whoever won would get at a chance of being a pro in England!
Mark Allen and his "scummy mates", taunted my friend Johnny before the final by calling him all names under the sun while he was out with me having a smoke. (this was the year 2000, in Londonderry, N.I, 2 years after Johnny lost hid father at aged 14 ). Johnny could hardly play a shot in the final with nerves after what Mark Allen and "friends" said to him!
Mark Allen beat Johnny easily as Johnny's nerves were shot. Mark Allen went on from here to be "a pro", and Johnny lost all confidence in his snooker and has worked in a petrol station to date! Watching Stan Moody play here, reminds me of myself, playing Johnny all those years ago! Where I couldn't break build like Stan from awkward positions, Johnny could!
Although, people know Stan Moody, but never heard of Johnny!! It seems if You want to have a chance, You either need to live in England, and who you know, or be from China these days!! The World of Snooker is not doing enough to get the best players! I know, personally myself, that Johnny could beat Mark Allen hands down without what happened that night pre game! I think many people already know however, how much of a D**khead Mark Allen is though, to understand the true story I am telling!
EDIT: I myself, have never been a professional, I couldn't break build like Johnny.... but I bet given the chance 10 years ago, I could beat Mark Allen! I did have the honour of playing the late and great Paul Hunter, and also played the late and "BEST" (in my opinion) Alex Higgins and beat him, in an exhibition match, but nobody has never heard of me! The scouting in Northern Ireland is a shambles.... yet one of the best players who ever lifted a cue came from Northern Ireland, and in no way do I mean Dennis Taylor! lol
an interesting read!
Interesting. Deserves more attention if true
I played in the Lisburn League around the time M. Allen also made some appearances. Have to say his ability was the only impressive thing about him. Same goes for Jordan Brown..
Yeah that never happened you fucking idiot
You can literally pay to enter Q school now. So no matter who you care or where you're from, if you're confident enough that you're at that level, you simply have to back yourself at Q school. Everything was race based, ger a grip of yourself, regularly making 100 breaks happens in clubs all over, put the eyes and pressure on and they crumble, snooker is about more than just putting balls in your home comforts.
Does anyone know how Stephen does his line ups?? He’s not mentioned it…
Love these videos but please Editor can you mute the mic when they are taking a shot so you don’t hear all the rubbing when cueing. Thanks.
Think this lads mindset and negativity will hamper his career somewhat
got weird bendy elbows 😄
He certainly has the complexion of a snooker player he last went outside in 2019
Very good attempt. I didn't notice that before but he does look like a mini Murphy.
Murphy reminds me of Winston Churchill
Needs get on the pies , 15 a day to look like the murphmallow man
Moodys toughest challenge will be what to do when he finally releases he's never going to make money out of playing snooker.
I think his toughest challenge might be getting served at the pub! 😆
il be fine andy
Time to get Xiao Guodong on the show!
How come Jak Jones hasn't been on the channel?
15:08 Shaun Murphy left the chat
Stephen thought the colours are ment to stay down?
Can someone explain what they said at the start something about ”was on a ras on”? 0:05
He said 'It was on a rasson though wasn't it?' Rasson snooker tables are the professional tables, so essentially Stephen did it on a professional table with the best cushions and cloth
I was wondering the same thing...
@@chris-y7d1i gotcha thanks
From another comment I learned they were referring to a Rasson table which is supposed to have more forgiving pockets.
it was on a Rasson table, typically known for tighter pockets and harder playing conditions in general as far as i know, but i havent played on one personally, they are used in itv tournaments i think, e.g. champion of champions
When Selby ?
he has improved
Yes new video❤
He looks good Stan moody. Maybe a future champion. Great video Stephen hendry
It's a bit early for that talk, but if he continues to improve, who knows how far he could go?
For someone at his age to perform this well under pressure while Stephen Hendry is trying to throw him off, that's impressive. Potting that last long red after being taunted by Stephen, that was really good.
Man i could beat that kid easy in snooker any day of the week, did once every day this week in my dreams, one handed with a broken cue, walked 12 miles to school in snow upto my waist😂😅
love it bro
If i'm honest, i'm not sure he's going to make it, hope he does.
He's making slow but steady progress
Plenty of the top 64 are old af...
He’s like 17-18, these pros are playing till they’re 50 now. Already a pro, got his whole career ahead of him. I don’t think he will go on to dominate or anything but I think he will get close to top 16/winning a few tournaments
@@marcusbonser8805 Plenty of players are very old. When he get's to his peak, to around 27/28 years Judd Trump will be 44/45... And plenty of the older guys above Trump will be already retired
@@marcusbonser8805he should make a living out the game.
Fully get what Drago said about modern players been robots
Shaun Murphy we have at home ....
In all fairness kid is very good and probably has a bright future if he won't cock it up.
what a talent!
He looks like he's about 13 years old... He's already 18... What?!?
Yeah, I can imagine he'll have a hard time getting served! 😅
This young lad has got some real magic about him...a bright future beckons!
Hard not to like stan wish him nothing but the best in his career just wish he’d of took his time on this challenge it’s not a race😂👍
What's with him getting three turns?
Coz stephen felt sorry for him 😅
Yeah, I know it all's all for fun but at the same time it's kinda not. There should be a set amount of tries for every player or am unlimited amount of tries within a time frame but it should be the same for every player whichever it is.
@@elone3997 agree. I thought it was 2, well that's what the rest have been given. Ronnie would have had a better chance if stephen hadn't of been waffling on and standing in his view line more or less every shot! I'm sure barry hawkins and mark allen would have loved another try because they were close to completing.
The challenge is a bit of fun, nothing more. I mean, different players have played on different tables and had different numbers of turns (it's not like every player before now has had two attempts on a Star table).
what is that arm position and why does it bend like that 1:06
He can't lay his arm naturally on the table because of the red near the cushion, so he's elevating his arm to bridge over it.
@@mez7736 that's far but it shouldn't bend that way just seems uncomfortable
@llamaswithOCD I know it looks weird, but I've done it myself and it's not at all uncomfortable. Just not *as* comfortable as when laying your arm on the table, of course.
I don’t want to sound harsh or anything, it’s just my opinion. But I really don’t think this kid will make it. You look at the players playing now and coming through they have a way better mentality than stan. I think he needs to get a new coach or something cos I don’t think that will ever be enough to make it in this sport. It’s a real tough sport! 🤷♂️ not being harsh it’s just an honest opinion of the kid
If he can cut out the pre shot ritual that is off putting he could be be a winner
How do you think his pre-shot ritual is holding him back? Seen many top players do the same thing.
A better idea for a challenge would be to get the player to open the reds, ball in hand, then Stephen spin a wheel to decide the colour to play for. Red, random colour, red would be a great break building challenge
Naw it widnae
@@PJMack10widnae? Take your dug for a walk and keep that typing Scottish rubbish to yourself 😂
@@PJMack10🤣🤣🤣
Hardly representative of natural play though, and not something that works in a leaderboard format.
He's gonna be more obnoxious than Murphy. Stephen's getting funnier 😂
Former World champion, top 16 player and BBC pundit offers to support you as a junior - “yeah fine”.
Someone should offer him a clip round the earhole.
Gotta wait until the England game is over before we get the upload lol!
If he carries on improving the way he is I'd say he's got potential to be one of the best, only time will tell though, plenty of players have had the potential but consistently fall short when it matters.
Think stan is like a steve davis in his youth, except davis was winning worlds, and eventually got outgunned by attacking players like hendry.
Stans game/style, cant see him matching the wave of chinese talent to be honest, but hope he makes some kind of career out of the game
Long lost child 😂
he's a potting a machine but would probably benefit from slowing a teeeeeeny weeny ... wth am I on about.. he'd beat me blindfolded 😂
Everyone kept telling Ronnie to slow down, too, lol.
I was thinking that, but yeah imagine telling a player to get out of their natural rhythm.
I think that's the young guy's thing. They tend to play fast and also go for every shot possible. Most grow up from this, like Judd did.
Great video SH. Thanks. @0:45 and
@15:05 it is embarrassing to ask SM such questions. It should have been edited out i feel.
Why would they edit that out. It's only a question. It was also well worded. And you only have to look at him to realise how alike he looks to Shaun. And anyone that knows about Shaun's past knows that Shaun hit the headlines in the 2000s for committing adultery on his then wife. A year or 2 later little Stan was born. 🤔
@C4rl0s-_-4R but is it not embarrassing for Stan and his dad Nigel in the room? Young Stan has enough pressure on the snooker tour and then being asked if he is Murphys love child, may affect him psychologically.
@@ravivarman2020 he's trying to be the best he can at one of the mentally challenging sports you can play. If he cannot shrug off comments like that how can he expect to deal with the pressures of winning titles. It's all part of been in the spotlight. You need to ignore things that are out of your control and focus on your own career. Sure it may be a bit embarrassing but I guarantee it won't be the first time they have both heard it and it certainly won't be the last.
this kid seems to love the game but doesnt love the work involded. hope he put in the effort
Shaun Murphy obviously Phil Schofield the lad.
I noticed in his full interview, this kid can really chalk a cue. Like 6 or 7 times between shots.
Besides that, I think he will go far. Steven pointed out his main pessimistic weakness, he needs to grow some b*lls and be a man, then he's a world champ for sure.
But then how do you tell the kid to stop being moody?
What a Refreshingly beautiful cue action and clean potting as well as playing for a different range of choice in shots. Love Stan. Resembles to more of a new Judd Trump.
😂
Lisowski next, please.
Hate to be negative, but i dont see what the hype is about 🤷 hes go no ball control, confidence, and personality for me.
I doubt he wins majors but he will still make a living out the game.
He's been able to hold his own on the tour, which is no mean feat for a player at his age and experience. I don't know how far he'll go, but he should improve considerably in the coming years.
Nice one
FFS Stephen, these interviews are not supposed to be about you. We know all about you because you always turn the subject back to what you did, in every single video. Shut up already and let your interviewees finish their reply and move on to the next question without telling us how you hated practicing alone, how Ian Doyle managed you, how you ignored everyone and not socialised with other players, and so on and so on.
Omg, I just predicted on Saturday day that he would score 39 and he scored exactly 39 on first try somehow. Omg I can't believe it.
Just don't like him 🤷 not for me, not good enough to make it but thinks he's better than he is. Needs to find some humbleness
He’s 17
And? That's old enough to join the army and fight for your country.
They used to send kids of 9,10,11 down the pits, I don't get your point.
Don’t see u on the tour
@@davidroberts2958not going to lie David but your a numpty
Future is looking bright. It's amazing to see a youngster like him playing well, and hopefully, he's a name we remember as a winner.
What is wrong with his arm 😭😭 1:04
He's a little know it all isn't he
Probably should not have dropped out of school..
Probably should have kept your opinion to yourself. 🤷♀
Apart from being skinny, he does look a little bit like the murphmallow man
When he got 33 on his first attempt, I thought he was going for the max!
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Love his action, reminds me of Ronnie
What is wrong with his arm 😭😭
Top man!
How can you not like any other sport??
I dont think hes gonna make it big from what i see personally. Love to be proven wrong but i cant see him breaking top 32
agreed, i think he will be happy making snooker a career, i don't see the drive in him to win.