No Alex Higgins, no snooker.
I just love playing snooker. Every single frame is different. Not one referee ever sets the balls up exactly the same.
I want to be the Cassius Clay of snooker. Cassius is the greatest at boxing and that's what I mean to be at snooker.
I don't want my kids to live like I do, sweating in a little metal box. I want them to have sunshine. I want them to have light.
I invented every shot that has ever been played.
I never had any doubts about my ability. The problem was getting into so many scrapes because of my erratic temperament.
By my very nature, I would never achieve a great level of consistency. That's my appeal and my downfall rolled into one.
When I was 15, I was about seven stone - the average weight for a kid of 11 in them days was about nine stone. I managed to keep my head down because there was about half a dozen heavies in the class and there was bullying in them days. But I stayed one step ahead of them all the time.
What chance has cancer against me?
I love to sit and watch a bit of 'Cash in the Attic.'
I am trapped in snooker.
I always played on my nerves - on the edge.
The tobacco companies and snooker were as thick as thieves.
I had such a great affection and love for playing snooker.
If I'd been from a different background, I could have gone to a grammar school, I suppose. I might have been a different person.
I have been a fighter all my life.
Nobody worked as hard to make snooker a popular sport as I did.
I'm quite a studious person, I think.
I have a strong will-power.
I haven't really had much to do with my life. All I've done is take part in it.
