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Ronnie O'Sullivan was left in awe at Judd Trump's long red against Ding Junhui at the Masters, as he dubbed the shot as the ...

I think I want a yacht," before breaking into a smile. His response prompted laughter from snooker icons Jimmy White and Alan McManus, who were in the studio analysing the action at Alexandra ...

The 2019 world champion is chasing his third Masters title at Alexandra Palace, and McManus knows he will be difficult to stop. "No weaknesses, there's no doubt in his own mind of what he's doing ...

Monaghan legend Conor McManus has retired from intercounty football. The 37-year-old three-time All Star has informed the Monaghan management of his decision to step away from top flight football.

An hour or so after Monaghan were beaten by Galway in the 2024 All-Ireland SFC at Pearse Stadium, Conor McManus left the pitch. Despite the tears in eyes, McManus had signed autographs and posed for ...

Morrison earned his B.S. from Slippery Rock University and his M.A. from Indiana State University. His professional experience includes working as an Assistant Director for Recreational Facilities at ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Quiksilver founder and surfing icon Alan Green has died from cancer at his Torquay home, aged 77. Green started the business in 1970 ...

Green Bay Packers general manager Brian Gutekunst confirmed he wants veteran kicker Brandon McManus back in Green Bay in 2025. McManus, who turns 34 years old in July, is scheduled to be an ...

The surfing community is paying tribute to Quiksilver co-founder Alan “Greeny” Green, who has died from cancer at his Victoria home aged 77. Considered a pioneer of modern surf wear ...

Advert And on Monday, he joined Alan McManus and Mark Selby in the studio after the latter recorded a convincing 6-1 victory over Ali Carter in the first round. Explaining his decision to pull out ...

World No.5 Mark Selby and former Scottish snooker player Alan McManus joined the discussion in the studio and agreed with O'Sullivan. Selby added: "In our sport, there's no hiding place is there?