Snooker Cue

A cricket bat and snooker cue were found at the scene of a violent fight near Woking railway station. Police are appealing for witnesses to the incident, which happened at around 9.40pm last Friday (October 3). It left a number of people injured, including Banned Wiltshire snooker player Stephen Lee arranged to sell his own cue to a fan in Hong Kong, took the money but never sent the cue. The 39-year-old player, who has been banned from the sport for match-fixing, pleaded guilty to a charge of fraud by false Snooker player Stephen Lee has been fined £1,815 for fraud, after selling his personal cue online but never sending it to the buyer. The 39-year-old appeared before magistrates in Swindon this morning to admit a single charge of fraud by false Disgraced snooker player Stephen Lee has been fined £1,815 after admitting a charge of fraud relating to his personal cue. Stephen Lee has been fined £1,815 after admitting a charge of fraud. Credit: Andrew Matthews/PA Wire The court was told Lee, who The former world number five snooker player Stephen Lee has been fined for selling his personal cue to a Facebook fan for £1,600 but failing to send it. The victim, based in Hong Kong, paid the money into Lee's wife's bank account after Lee agreed to SNOOKER player Stephen Lee has been fined £1,815 after admitting a charge of fraud by false representation. Magistrates in Swindon heard the 39-year-old, from Trowbridge, Wiltshire, agreed to sell his snooker cue to a fan based in Hong Kong through his .

SNOOKER player Stephen Lee, of Wiltshire, has been fined £1,815 after admitting a charge of fraud relating to his personal cue. The 39-year-old, of Birch Gardens, Trowbridge, appeared before magistrates in Swindon to admit a single charge of fraud by When holding a snooker cue, consider using an open bridge instead of a closed bridge, as snooker cues taper much more quickly than regular American cues. Understand the difference between snooker and regular cues with information from an experienced SOME of the biggest names in the sport will be appearing at Biddulph Valley Leisure Centre next week when Premier League Snooker comes to town. World number two Mark Williams, fans' favourite Jimmy White, world championship finalist Ali Carter and China's The prize pot up for grabs by the world's top snooker players in 2013/14 will rise past the £8m mark as the game's professional circuit continues to expand under the guidance of Barry Hearn's World Snooker, accounts for the Bristol-headquartered business .