I'm back on the air with reflections on another ranking event success for world champion Zhao Xintong, who beat John Higgins in Telford to win the Players Championship.

My extended Points of View broadcast with Daniel Clarke (TheGreenBaize) is coming on Friday. It will include your tributes to John Virgo. If you'd like to send in your own tribute or memories of the wonderful JV, please tweet me @RadioSnooker or email [email protected]

We've just seen a Super Saturday in snooker, with two brilliant semi-finals that both went to a deciding frame. I reflect on those matches and look ahead to what promises to be a terrific final - John Higgins v Zhao Xintong.

I'll be recording my next Points of View broadcast with Daniel Clarke (TheGreenBaize) on Friday and that will include tributes to John Virgo. If you'd like to send in your memories of the wonderful JV, please send them in. I'd appreciate it if you could get them over to me by Thursday. Tweet me @RadioSnooker or email [email protected]

Enjoy the final everyone and I'll be back on the air soon

It's semi-final Saturday at the Players Championship in Telford. Two cracking matches to look forward to - John Higgins v Judd Trump and Zhao Xintong v Mark Allen.

I look ahead to those matches and also reflect on the action so far in Telford. Your views are always welcome - tweet @RadioSnooker or email [email protected]

Hello everyone, I'm back on the air ahead of what promises to be a smashing week of action at the Players Championship in Telford. As my 20 for 20 format returns, I take you through the schedule and look forward to the television coverage to come.

Keep your thoughts coming on any snooker matter please - tweet me @RadioSnooker or email [email protected] - and I'll bring you an extended Points of View soon.

It's high time I shared your views on whether Ronnie O'Sullivan will win an eighth world title.

Live from the Milano Cortina Winter Olympics, here I am with the latest edition of Points of View.

Keep your thoughts coming on any snooker matter. I'll be joined by Daniel Clarke - aka TheGreenBaize - after the Games for an extended Points of View broadcast.

A broadcast I wish I didn't have to record. I know so many of you will be greatly saddened by the death of John Virgo at the age of 79. He was such a treasured part of our snooker lives for generations.

I hope I've managed to do the tiniest bit of justice here to man who had a snooker CV like no other. Brilliant player, wonderful commentator, born entertainer. Totally irreplaceable.

Rest in peace, John. Thank you for the memories.

How many broadcasts is too many? Well, I'm sure you'll tell me. 

Judd Trump is the German Masters champion for the fourth time and I'm back to reflect on his victory over Shaun Murphy in the final in Berlin.

I'll give you ears a wee rest very soon, but before that I do intend to return in the next couple of days with your thoughts on whether Ronnie O'Sullivan will win an eighth world title.

Thanks for listening to this service - it means a lot.

What a marvellous German Masters final we have to look forward to. Shaun Murphy against Judd Trump. Yes please. I look ahead to the big match here, and look back on semi-final Saturday at the Tempodrom.

How I managed to get a 20 for 20 out of this is anyone's guess. Material has rarely been as threadbare. Enjoy the final everyone.

Radio Snooker is back on the air, looking ahead to a cracking pair of Saturday semi-finals at the German Masters.

I also run through the results from the last 16 and quarter-final matches at the Tempodrom in Berlin.

Thank you for all your responses on Ronnie O'Sullivan and whether you think he will win an eighth world title. You have a couple more days to get your verdicts and opinions over to me - tweet @RadioSnooker or email [email protected]

There's no real need for the blurb here. I've asked the question up top: Will Ronnie O'Sullivan win an eighth world title?

Your verdict, your views, would be much appreciated. Tweet me @RadioSnooker or email [email protected]

The German Masters is heading into the last 16 and I also give you the line-up for that here too.

You lucky people, as Tommy Trinder used to say.