How late Terry Griffiths went from schoolboy truant & bus conductor to winning snooker’s world title at first attempt
THEY say being good at snooker is the sign of a misspent youth. But for Terry Griffiths, snooker was an escape from a misspent youth. Yesterday tributes poured in for the dapper world snooker
Terry Griffiths, former world snooker champion, dies at 77 after battle with dementia
Terry Griffiths, a Welsh snooker player who won the world championship as a qualifier and later became a coach to top players like Stephen Hendry and Mark Williams, has died. He was 77. World Snooker announced Griffiths’ death early Monday.
The snooker world has been rocked by the news of Terry Griffiths' death - almost four decades after he was part of the group ...
ONE of Snooker’s top referees will head back to her day job at retail giant Next after overseeing proceedings in the UK ...
Former world snooker champion Terry Griffiths has passed away at the age of 77 after a long battle with dementia, his family ...
The 1979 world champion, a former miner and postman, died on Sunday in his beloved Llanelli with his friends and family by ...
Terry Griffiths' recent death has reminded fans of a time when some of the biggest names in snooker hit the charts as part of ...
It has been a wretched year for Welsh snooker with the deaths of arguably its two biggest household names inRay Reardon and ...
Victory at the UK Championship earned snooker world No. 1 Judd Trump a six-figure payday, which solidifies his position on ...
STEVE DAVIS reckons he knows Jimmy White’s motivation for still playing snooker at the age of 62 – his heating allowance. At ...
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