In a way, sometimes I was quite pleased when I got beat, 'cos then I could do my antics.
I'm such an addictive personality that I can say yes or no.
Everything for me was to beat the system, the way I played was to beat the system.
Because I could do things on the snooker table that no other player could do, I just had this sort of self-destruct button in me.
I used to think of exhibitions as being practice but they are not.
I've played 8-ball in Hong Kong and I'm more knowledgeable with that than 9-ball.
Hendry's fine. I've got a lot of respect for him.
I think I should win every tournament I enter.
I was mad-keen on poker as a kid. It was like the snooker, pulling me into that same smokey atmosphere I loved.
I love playing in Ireland and I've had great support here, like I get everywhere.
People appreciate anyone who takes chances - they like a bit of flair.
Snooker still fascinates me and I still get a buzz from it.
We play Snooker Legends exhibitions and there is never a spare ticket.
I love playing O'Sullivan. It is a bit of a role reversal from when I used to play Alex Higgins.
The worst problem I've probably had was the gambling - you can do your money in the bookies a lot quicker than you can do it in the pub.
I was introduced to the game by my father, Tommy, when I was 11.
I think boxing is a fantastic sport.
I was a big fan of Naseem Hamed, and followed him. Ronnie O'Sullivan, Stephen Hendry and I know him well.
I play golf but very badly.
Listen, I could have won the World Championship. Obviously if I had the chance to do it all again I would do things differently. But then would I have still wanted to play?
