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'Del Boy' now plotting Rocket's downfall

Graeme Dott has enlisted the help of the snooker coach nicknamed ‘Del Boy’ to help him try to pull off the biggest ever shock in an Embassy World Championship final.

'Del Boy' now plotting Rocket's downfall

Mon, 03 May, 2004 - 10:57

Graeme Dott has enlisted the help of the snooker coach nicknamed ‘Del Boy’ to help him try to pull off the biggest ever shock in an Embassy World Championship final.

Derek Hill used to work with Ronnie Sullivan until the pair parted company after eight years at the start of this season.

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