Here is a video clip of Ronnie O’Sullivan winning the UK 2007 snooker finals. This video clip was shot from within the crowd.

Movie filmed by Terrible Tel with the help of Julie Griggs – Also present waz Roger the dodger and co! This film shows you what its like from the crowds’ view. Yes you always get the BBC footage posted here on youtube, but we thought another angle (albeit not professional BBC cameramen!) may be of interest – So Guys and Gals -If you havnt yet been to a snooker final — GO!! Great Crowd, Great Snooker, Great Venue (Well done Telford!!) and Hazel Irvine is indeed a little minx!! .. and Ronnie – It was a pleasure to watch such a genius at work. Any chance of a frame ?? – hello to Zoe from Telford. Hope you enjoyed seeing the Rocket do his thing! – By the way – You can visit the nice folks at Ronnies’ website / forum here : http://www.ronnieosullivan.biz/forumnew.htm – - Happy Christmas to Sunflower !

Maximum Break compiled in the PC Game World Championship Snooker 2007.

The Rocket Play Very Well In The First Round Of The Snooker World Championship 2007…

Sorry About The Video Quality…

Ronnie O’Sullivan made the seventh maximum break of his career at the Northern Ireland Trophy – and set an amazing new record in the process.

The maximum came in the fifth frame of his 5-2 defeat of Ali Carter at the Waterfront Hall and is worth a

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“It was nice to give the crowd something to cheer about at the end,” said O’Sullivan. “This is a great venue and a great tournament but my snooker tonight was not great, it was so poor. I played 16 poor frames but everyone now will be talking about the 147 so I feel like I’ve cheated, or taken a short cut. I’d rather have won 9-3, playing solid and not making any unforced errors. “The first black in the 147 was a blind shot but it wasn’t as hard as it looked. It was 8-8 and I felt like I wanted to get something out of the game, to go out in a blaze of glory. Once I got to 40 I decided to go for it, and I felt a few butterflies which was good. “It’s nice to get to eight 147s, I’d like to get to double figures, maybe get one at the Masters and at Sheffield and make four this season.

“Mark had the upper hand for most of the match, he’s a tough competitor, you don’t get to a world final otherwise. At 6-3 I was losing it, really struggling. There was no fluency, no power or finesse in my shots. I was a foot out on some of my positional shots.” As for the match with Maguire, O’Sullivan added: “Stephen said in an interview that he’s been watching me and noticed I’m giving away chances. He’s right, and only a few people would recognise that. I’ve been playing quickly and scoring ok, which has camouflaged the fact that I’m making a lot of mistakes. The bookmakers will make me favourite for tomorrow but I’d make Stephen favourite. If I play like I did today I’ll get beaten because Stephen is a winner.”

Selby said: “It was a brilliant end to the match. I’ve had a good week and I wouldn’t change anything. At 7-5 I had a good chance in the balls and after that it seemed to change.”