too right - this is tragic newsfenton wrote:Sad.Hunter would have been 28 on Saturday. He leaves a wife, Lindsey, and a daughter, Evie Rose, who was born on Boxing Day of last year.
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good to see that leeds have put something on there website .
http://www.leedsunited.com/page/Newsroo ... 39,00.html
http://www.leedsunited.com/page/Newsroo ... 39,00.html
Absolutely awful
Only 27 years old and supporting a family, life can be extremely cruel.
A great character also. Just remembering one of his best moments, i think he was losing by arond 3 frames in a match in the World Championships and during the interval he had his wife come into his changing room and he had sex with her, and came back out and won the match by winning about 8 frames in a row, I think it was the first thing he told the interviewers after the match.
As i say, great character and an absolutely terrible loss. RIP Paul
Only 27 years old and supporting a family, life can be extremely cruel.
A great character also. Just remembering one of his best moments, i think he was losing by arond 3 frames in a match in the World Championships and during the interval he had his wife come into his changing room and he had sex with her, and came back out and won the match by winning about 8 frames in a row, I think it was the first thing he told the interviewers after the match.
As i say, great character and an absolutely terrible loss. RIP Paul
Rich_1 wrote:Absolutely awful
Only 27 years old and supporting a family, life can be extremely cruel.
A great character also. Just remembering one of his best moments, i think he was losing by arond 3 frames in a match in the World Championships and during the interval he had his wife come into his changing room and he had sex with her, and came back out and won the match by winning about 8 frames in a row, I think it was the first thing he told the interviewers after the match.
As i say, great character and an absolutely terrible loss. RIP Paul
I think I remember the match too, what a class young lad he was 
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he is a great loss to sport not just snooker.I feel privilaged to have met him and I can say first hand that he was a real down to earth stand up honest man
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/other_s ... 067408.stmda_jimbob_7 wrote:Theres a picture today in The Mirror of Pauls funeral, and i am sure it is Mark Calderwood carrying the coffin.
Has anyone else seen this?
It mentions in the report that Matthew Stevens helped carry the coffin but thats it.
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