All smiles from 'Melbourne machine' in Belfast

Australian ace Neil Robertson had plenty to smile about after powering his way into the last 16 stage of the Northern Ireland Trophy today.

All smiles from 'Melbourne machine' in Belfast
Tue, 06 Nov, 2007 - 19:34

Australian ace Neil Robertson had plenty to smile about after powering his way into the last 16 stage of the Northern Ireland Trophy today.

The Melbourne potter, who is based in Cambridgeshire, impressed with a comfortable 5-1 victory over Stoke prospect Jamie Cope at Belfast’s Waterfront Hall.

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CourtssnookerHeathrowPlace: BelfastPlace: CambridgeshirePlace: Waterfront HallPerson: Neil RobertsonPerson: Jamie CopePerson: RobertsonPerson: CopePerson: Stephen LeePerson: PrestonPerson: Ian McCullochPerson: Brandon ParkerPerson: JamiePerson: Ding JunhuiPerson: DingPerson: Ronnie O’SullivanPerson: Joe PerryPerson: Stephen MaguirePerson: MaguirePerson: David GrayPerson: PerryPerson: RonniePerson: GrayPerson: Steve DavisPerson: Joe SwailPerson: McCullochPerson: DavisPerson: SwailPerson: LeeEvent: Northern Ireland TrophyEvent: Aberdeen Grand PrixEvent: 2006 Welsh OpenEvent: European OpenEvent: 2004 UK Championship finalEvent: Welsh OpenOrganisation: Melbourne MachineOrganisation: NuggetOrganisation: Preston
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