Ronnie O'Sullivan comments 'humiliating' and 'damaging' says 'disappointed' snooker player Daniel Wells

Ronnie O'Sullivan's recent comments about him staying a «part-time player» were «humiliating» and «damaging», said a «disappointed» Daniel Wells. Snooker legend O'Sullivan said on Eurosport's coverage of the Welsh Open that «I think for him he should just stay as a part-time player, irrelevant of how well he does, just play part-time snooker. It has taken the pressure off him.

Ad »Next year, if he gets a main tour card and invests totally in snooker, I bet he goes back to getting beaten and not enjoying it again. Welsh Open'He doesn't feel pressure' — O'Sullivan and White marvel at 'unorthodox' proYESTERDAY AT 19:13 «For him, he is better off as a part-time player. There are a lot of players on the tour that will play better if they play part-time because the pressure won't be on them.

Every time they get a chance to play, they will enjoy it. But once you start to change it, it becomes like everything. They fall apart.

There are a lot of them on tour who can’t mentally sustain it. »If I was advising him, I’d tell him to stay as a part-time player, you’re having fun and enjoying it. That’s the way he’s going to play his best snooker." When it was put to him that Wells' aim is to be a professional again, O’Sullivan added: «He has tried that and he ain’t at that level, never will be.