SNOOKER legend Jimmy 'The Whirlwind' White stormed into town for an exhibition.
White, one of the most popular stars of the game, appeared at Parr Conservative & Workingmen's Club.
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In his career White won a UK Championship, a Masters title and reached six World Snooker Championship finals.
He has also been a World Amateur Champion, a six-red World champion, three-time World Seniors Champion, a seniors six-red World Champion and a World Doubles champion, with Alex Higgins.
White played frames against attendees at Parr 'Connie' Club.
Steve Witkiewicz managed to beat the snooker icon on the night.
White signed autographs and posed for photographs with attendees on what was deemed a successful and entertaining evening.
Mark Hitchen, from the club, said the event was a "great night" for the venue.
"It was another great night," he said.
"Jimmy said it was good to be back and he enjoyed played in front of a packed crowd here."
The Broad Oak Road venue has played host to numerous big sporting names for events, including former boxing world champion Carl Frampton earlier this year.
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