Williams and Hendry support restructuring

Snooker chief Sir Rodney Walker has welcomed news that some of snooker’s top stars will support moves to restructure the sport.

Tue, 09 Mar, 2004 - 18:34

Snooker chief Sir Rodney Walker has welcomed news that some of snooker’s top stars will support moves to restructure the sport.

Walker, chairman of World Snooker Limited, hopes his blueprint for a brighter future will be passed at next week’s Extraordinary General Meeting in Preston.

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Courts snooker Heathrow Place: Preston Person: Williams Person: Hendry Person: Sir Person: Rodney Walker Person: Walker Person: Mark Williams Person: Stephen Hendry Person: Ian Doyle Event: Extraordinary General Meeting Organisation: World Snooker Limited Organisation: WPBSA Board Organisation: 110 Sport Management Organisation: EGM Organisation: 110 Sport

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