GB 9 Ball Tour

By Malcolm Clarke on Nov 19, 07 02:29 PM

Apologies for the long delay.

A home move, an arm injury and all sorts of things have stopped me playing recently.

But I'm back, and raring to go.

I did eventually get to play Phil Burford (UK no. 14) for a practise game and for a lad of 16 to have that kind of talent is quite scary. It was great to play him, gave me lots of good ideas and plans for how to practise.

I have submitted me application to join the pro tour for 2008 which is played at 6 venues across the country. I will instantly be ranked in the top 96 in the country (lol).

I will have to start practising more, particularly with the tapped rack (tighter where you always get the wing ball in) and can therefore employ a slower break and run the rack, which is something I need to practise and something that will benefit my game greatly. I hope to keep you updated more (internet connection pending at home).

Once I am set up properly I hope that a youtube channel will be set-up with matches filmed and posted on there.

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