Hosted by Alan McManus · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 155 episodes
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Daily news, views, and opinions from the heart of the action at the major tournaments on the World Snooker Tour. Email the show @ snookerbreakfast@mail.com
Alan McManus hosts The Snooker Breakfast Podcast with Alan McManus, a sports show with 155 episodes published.
In this final episode of this year’s Crucible, Alan chats with Radzi to look back at Sunday’s first half of the world championship final between Shaun Murphy and Wu Yize. Also, a final catch from listeners. Learn more ab
Alan looks back at one of the great days in Crucible history as the semi-finals came to conclusion. Heartbreak, drama, excitement and unbearable pressure came to the fore in equal measure. A new teaser, your emails answe
In today’s episode, Alan talks about little about two proper snooker legends. Those techy camera worker blokes. The odd wad of cash. Playing in the bear pit. The small matter of W.C. Semifinals, and your daily teaser. Em
Alan sets up what looks a Fab Four in Sheffield as we ease into both semifinals. Emails aplenty. A new teaser, and playing snooker up the dancin’ on Sauchiehall Street. Email snookerbreakfast@mail.com Learn more about yo
In this quick episode, Alan looks at where we stand with the semi-finals on the horizon. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
The quarter finals are finalised for this year’s championship and the quest to reach the coveted single table starts today. Lots of emails as usual, and a new teaser to keep you thinking. Email to snookerbreakfast@mail.c
In this episode, Alan sits down with Radzi to talk over the state of play as the championship nears the quarter finals. Emails aplenty, quiz show talk, teasers, and lots more besides. Snookerbreakfast@mail.com is the way
As the Last-16 continues in Sheffield, Alan recounts a visit to watch Jimmy & Alex from back in the 80’s, alongside memories of the best snooker room ever in The Kingdom of Fife. The usual Crucible updates from yesterday
Alan looks ahead to what feels likely to be a sterling weekend of classic matches in Sheffield. Some detail on the performance of the championship so far courtesy of Shaun Murphy. Another daily teaser, and emails aplenty
With Round 1 completed last night, Alan looks ahead to the matches on offer today. By the close of play tonight, we will know the first player into the quarter-finals. Another teaser for you to ponder, and the usual emai
Alan sits down for a chat with Rob Spencer, the man who will take charge of the 50th World Championship Final at the Crucible, and become the 19th referee to do so. Rob talks about his early snooker experiences in the Ma
With all eleven Top 16 seeds safely through to round two so far, could the five remaining Round 1 matches follow suit? One of the listeners provides today’s teaser, and a look at the day ahead. Alan also gets in amongst
With the seeds winning eight from eight matches so far in the championship, Alan looks ahead to day four as amongst others, Judd Trump & Ronnie O’Sullivan make their entrance. The usual emails are answered, and a new tea
In this extended episode, Radzi joins Alan to look back at a terrific Sunday as four players booked their places in the Last 16, with three more matches to a finish today. The usual email catch up, and lots more besides.
Alan looks back at a busy opening day in Sheffield, and looks forward to an action packed Sunday as no fewer than four matches will be played to a finish. A catch up on your emails, another daily teaser, and credit to th
With the World Championship at The Crucible starting tomorrow, Alan spends this Crucible Eve episode looks back at ten of the shots, frames, matches or indeed seasons that have created so many memories down the years. Em
Alan reacts to the draw for this year’s championship, and tries to predict the semi-finalists. The first Crucible teaser is posed, and should discretionary wild cards be looked at? Email at snookerbreakfast@mail.com Lear
Alan looks back at ten of his own favourite on & off table Crucible experiences down the years. There is a catch up on emails, and Crucible Eve will be the day of Alan’s ‘Sliding Door’ episode on the podcast. Email at sn
Alan tees up today’s TC Final in Manchester with Trump v Xintong set to be a classic contest. Plans for world championship qualifying and predictions for today’s final. Email at snookerbreakfast@mail.com Learn more about
After a couple of months break - Alan is back with a heads up of plans for the upcoming Tour Championship & The Crucible as we build up to a huge finale of what has been a stellar season. This episode includes all the de
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