My memory must be going, where was it ?. upstairs somewhere.
p.s. it was a threepenny bit bandit.
there was 11 tables alan,forget now who was the owner.Thanks Wyn, all comes back to me now, but did'nt go there, well only a couple of times, how many tables did they have, who owned it etc.
yep he was livin with me n me mate at the time.never ever saw a woman up the Elite think they were Taboo katex.It did move around a little, however, was above Redmans in my day ... not that I ever passed over the doorstep mind ya', purely a man's domain.
Alex Higgins frequented this on many occasions for practice against less qualified eager opponents..![]()

that would be the Central Billards Hall ossy kid, i was born on the bottom block of burnley road below melbourne st and used to nip round to the central as a kid (sell us a fag mr.) lol oh was always E-Lite iantow.Spent many afternoons up the elite {pronounced} in the late 50s 60s as you say, above Redmans. Remember Roland, quite a character, a few of the players in those days were, Ronnie Power, Jackie Mason, Jack King, to name a few, happy days. Did any body go up{or down} the snooker room under the "Bug Hut"?
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