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Play Better Snooker (1983) | Slate

Play Better Snooker

Terry Griffiths and John Pullman offer tips on all aspects of snooker playing, from advice for the complete beginner, to fine tuning for the regular player.

Released: 1983
Runtime: 54m
Genres: Documentary

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Terry Griffiths
John Pulman

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