I GET MY POOL TABLE RECOVERED / HOW ? 

Cheers Andrew

Thanks again!

Hahaha

Thanks

I would always say NINEBALL is more difficult because there is so many more difficult skills in NINEBALL, also people don’t realise how big the table and balls are that’s makes the game difficult too

So when racking the balls you do this on the green felt to help save your new cloth

@@KarlBoyesPoolLife oooohhhhhh!! 🤦🏻‍♂️. Good on ya. Thanks for the reply!!!

For English 8ball yes ?

@@KarlBoyesPoolLife yes sir

Hey where you based ?

@@KarlBoyesPoolLife Dublin, Ireland

I hope not hahaha

Hello have you watched my latest videos ? I have mics now 😁😁

@@KarlBoyesPoolLife I've watched several, but didn't notice the volume issue until these beeps came on. That's ok, Karl. Please disregard.

No always been 7

Was a crease through the middle that’s gone now

Good Q believe it for tables tho

They are normally either a tippex pen or a paint pen. I personally use the fine point tippex

Hahaha better colour

Playing a little sir

Whatever happened to the pink four, all that seemed to solve the problem but yeah I can't change the orange and reuse the purple.

I really like the grey cloth. I agree about the ball colors though.

I actually love the new ball colors

Original tables were blue. For a century. Turned green because it was cheaper to produce. Original tables also had wooden rails a long time ago. No rubber. I’m glad they changed that. Lol.

bigger pockets? wdym... pocket sizes have been reduced alot lol back when you played league you were playing on buckets i bet, now most pro tables are like 4in 4 1/4 or 4 1/2. Theres always been different color felt, advances must happen for a sport to grow, we dont need boomers trying to keep it a game that you play in a bar while smoking and drinking.

@@nyghtmxre I can see how big the sport is by the huge crowd of around 30 sometimes 40 people.. and when pool streams on RU-vid, viewing numbers often reach as high as 50!! As for the "boomers" in the pubs, nearly all of the players on the pro circuit were once playing in a boomers league. Pub pool , back in the day before pubs were closing down week by week, was huge, 1 or 2 nights a week, 12 or 15 players drinking and keeping the pubs alive was the norm. Its a game that anyone can play, don't have to be particularly good to enjoy it, which is far more important than around 100 elite players, playing on easier tables , with easier rules. Pockets on the tables on TV are definitely bigger than tables I've played on in the league. Rail shots at pace are successful quite a lot on today's tables, whereas it was almost impossible on the tougher table. World rules were tougher to play than today's easier rules. You hardly ever see a long tactical frame today, which is needed for enjoyment, rather than the boring break and dish, break and dish, golden break nonsense.. How the fook can a game be won by a lucky break? Crazy!

Found the angry old boomer