A quick note to let you know that I have now updated the provisional rankings here and over the weekend hope to write on the battle for main tour places which will take place at the EISS later this month. Also I will update the one-year rankings page later this evening…
EDIT: Note that the one-year rankings are now updated and can be viewed here.
As a snooker fan for a number of years now I have seen thousands of missed pots but every now and again I stop to wonder…why? A stupid question perhaps but one that as a non-player of the game I feel is perhaps worthy of exploration…
Are you a snooker fan who has never actually played the game but have always been tempted to pick up a cue and give it a go? Thanks to VoucherCodes.co.uk you can now do that for just £10 at Rileys, click below for details…
With just 96 places available, main tour nominations are like gold dust for the many amateur players in the game and already the race for 2010/11 is beginning to hot up. For those of you not so familiar with how those places can be won, here is an explanation…
Of all of the snooker facts and stats in existence, one that always surprises me is that since the world rankings came into existence in 1976, there have been just seven different players who have held the coveted top spot. Here I take a look at both the players over the years who have come close to adding their names to the list, as well as the players best placed to become the eighth number one…
Today sees the sixth and final instalment of my 2008/9 player reviews as I turn to look at the sixteen players who finished at the top of the rankings and will not have to endure the dangerous qualifying rounds next season…
In addition to the seven players which were identified last week, Matchroom Sport have now published details as to the dates, venues and importantly, how to get your hands on the tickets. Thank you to Ambrust for the heads up.