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29 Jan 10
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pot the reds then screw back for the yellow green brown blue pink and black.
ha ha ha. Had forgotten about Tony Meo
Meo came close to winning his first ranking tournament when he reached the final of the 1984 Lada Classic, facing Steve Davis. The match went to the deciding frame, and Meo was on what looked like the winning break when a shout from the audience disturbed him. Davis went on to win the frame and match, and used his winning speech to call for an audience ban on alcohol.
With Davis, Meo won numerous doubles titles, but his only singles ranking victory was the 1989 Anglian Windows British Open. He reached the semi-final of the World Championship in the same year.
In 1986, Meo was one of five players under Barry Hearn's management (along with Davis, Terry Griffiths, Willie Thorne and Dennis Taylor) who appeared on "Snooker Loopy", a hit single about the game by Chas and Dave.
Slipping badly down the rankings, Meo retired from the professional game in 1997
Meo came close to winning his first ranking tournament when he reached the final of the 1984 Lada Classic, facing Steve Davis. The match went to the deciding frame, and Meo was on what looked like the winning break when a shout from the audience disturbed him. Davis went on to win the frame and match, and used his winning speech to call for an audience ban on alcohol.
With Davis, Meo won numerous doubles titles, but his only singles ranking victory was the 1989 Anglian Windows British Open. He reached the semi-final of the World Championship in the same year.
In 1986, Meo was one of five players under Barry Hearn's management (along with Davis, Terry Griffiths, Willie Thorne and Dennis Taylor) who appeared on "Snooker Loopy", a hit single about the game by Chas and Dave.
Slipping badly down the rankings, Meo retired from the professional game in 1997
why does he eat his eyeball? or whatever it is he says.
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