Local hero Drago turns back the clock

Ten years ago, when big-time pro-snooker first arrived on Maltese shores, Tony Drago ended the tournament in a flood of tears.

Local hero Drago turns back the clock
Thu, 04 Mar, 2004 - 06:21

Ten years ago, when big-time pro-snooker first arrived on Maltese shores, Tony Drago ended the tournament in a flood of tears.

Drago sobbed inconsolably after losing 7-6, from 5-1 up, to John Parrott in the final of the 1994 Rothmans Malta Grand Prix.

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CourtssnookerPlace: MaltesePlace: MaltaPlace: Mediterranean islandPlace: WembleyPlace: Down UnderPerson: DragoPerson: Tony DragoPerson: John ParrottPerson: Alan McManusPerson: Paul HunterPerson: HunterPerson: Ronnie O’SullivanPerson: Neil RobertsonPerson: HannPerson: RobertsonPerson: David GrayPerson: Anthony HamiltonPerson: Jimmy WhitePerson: WhitePerson: Stephen HendryPerson: HendryPerson: O’SullivanPerson: Stephen LeePerson: John HigginsPerson: Stephen MaguirePerson: LeePerson: Steve DavisPerson: Chris SmallPerson: HigginsPerson: Graeme DottPerson: MaguirePerson: Joe PerryEvent: 1994 Rothmans Malta Grand PrixEvent: European OpenEvent: 1998 Irish OpenEvent: MastersEvent: UK ChampionshipEvent: 2002 Irish Masters
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