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Legends snooker, Goffs.

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  • 04-01-2018 8:19pm
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    Working class heroes
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    I'm heading to Goffs this Saturday and will be there for both sessions.
    Anyone know if there are any food/drink facilities available at the venue?
    Thanks.

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    Slippin Jimmy
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    Working class heroes wrote: »
    I'm heading to Goffs this Saturday and will be there for both sessions.
    Anyone know if there are any food/drink facilities available at the venue?
    Thanks.

    Was at Goffs last year for the snooker. It's a lovely venue. There was a bar there but I didn't see any food.


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    Working class heroes
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    Slippin Jimmy wrote: »
    Was at Goffs last year for the snooker. It's a lovely venue. There was a bar there but I didn't see any food.

    That'll do:pac:, thanks!

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    Frankie Lee
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    I seem to remember chips being available there last year.


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    Gaoth Laidir
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    I was there for Davis v Taylor on Saturday evening. There was a hot food counter selling sausage and chips, curry and rice/chips, etc. All for €9.99.

    Great event overall. Davis is a true pro. What I don't get, though, is the number of guys who walked out during frames to get more beers. They'd then walk back in to their seat during shots, even down to the front row and in the eyeline of the players down on a shot. I think on at least two occasions (one with Doherty and one with Davis) it may have put them off as they missed easy balls but the players didn't say anything. Pathetic that people can't watch snooker without getting tanked up. At least wait till a frame is over.


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