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malaguista
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Joined: 14-Mar-2006
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From: Spain
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Posted: 2006-07-07 10:56
The 9 ball international tournament which has been incorporated into the Spanish Championships for the first time kicks off today (Friday) at 6 pm local time. Several top players from England have come over and are looking to take home the 6000 euros first prize. Tony Drago and Imran Majid who have spent the last few days here giving an exhibition of snooker are joined by Daryl Peach, Andy Worthington, James Kay, Brett Armer, Simon D'Vali. We are also happy to see top 8 ball players Daz Appleton, Mick Hill, Shane Appleton, Lee Rigby, Shane Appleton and Dave Wright. This results from this event will be posted on the web as they happen. Click on this link CEP and then click on the orange panel advertising Sevilla 2006, then on the panel on the left Resultados - Individuales. Next on the panel in the centre scroll down to : Open Bola 9 2ª Fase Grupo A, Grupo B etc. More than 1500 photos are also on the web and can be seen at: CEP Then click on the blue button at the top Images, then nueva galeria and then Campeonato Sevilla 2006
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BigDave
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Joined: 13-Mar-2006
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From: England
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Posted: 2006-07-07 12:31
40 degrees out there... Phew!
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mullerdelight589
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Joined: 06-Jun-2006
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Posted: 2006-07-08 18:06
has the tournament started yet? [ This message was edited by: mullerdelight589 on 2006-07-08 18:42 ]
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malaguista
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From: Spain
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Posted: 2006-07-09 10:08
They are playing the final phase as we speak,
The last 32 started 1 hour ago.
Drago won his first match against Nick Wollerton 8/4.
Spanish favourite just lost 8/4 to Malaga player Jose Luis Liebana.
Majid is 5/4 up to Catalan player Albert Caselles in a race to 8.
8 Brits + Tony Drago made it to the last 32.
More results as they happen.
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BigDave
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From: England
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Posted: 2006-07-09 10:36
You can obtain information about The SEVILLE 2006 World Games from the official web site for the games: www.ciberbillar.netAlso you will find general information at www.sevilla2006.com a website provided by the town hall of Seville. Also from the month of December, in the magazines “Billiards” and “El Billar Andaluz” as well as in the websites www.rfeb.org as well as the excellent www.confederacionpool.com. -----------------  Authorised Pro9 forum advertiser/sponsor
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Barron147
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Joined: 01-Jun-2006
Posts: 48
From: Doncaster
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Posted: 2006-07-09 13:15
hi, i cant seem to get onto the results section of the cep page, can sumone give me a direct link or post some of the results please, thanks
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BigDave
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From: England
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Posted: 2006-07-09 14:32
Last 16
- Oscar Regueiro
- Manuel Montejo
- Emilio Madero
- James Kay
- Mick Hill
- David López
- Francisco Díaz Pizarro
- Oscar Oliva
- Alessandro Torrenti
- David Alcaide
- Oscar González
- Antonio Fazanes
- Imran Majid
- Albert Caselles
- Javier Andrés Herrera
- Shane Appleton
I believe that's right, forgive me if I'm wrong. It's difficult to link on the CEP web site because they're using frames.
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Barron147
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Joined: 01-Jun-2006
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From: Doncaster
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Posted: 2006-07-09 14:38
thanks alot mate, big help, cheers
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malaguista
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From: Spain
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Posted: 2006-07-09 15:20
Results so far:
LAST 32
Fonseca 6
Gaspar 8
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Alcoberro 8
Regueiro 2
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Daz Appleton 8
Montejo 7
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Alvarez 5
James Kay 8
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Mick Hill 8
Brett Armer 4
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Tony Drago 8
Nick Wollerton 4
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Liebana 8
Alcaide 4
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Diaz 8
Oliva 0
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Gonzalez 8
Fazanes 1
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Imran Majid 8
Caselles 6
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Lopez 8
Herrera 4
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Simon Parra 0
Alvarez 8
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Shane Appleton 1
Sousa 8
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Madera 5
Cabello 8
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Torrenti 5
Benito 8
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Andy Worthington 8
Altur 6
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LAST 16
Gaspar 4
Alcoberro 8
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Daz Appleton 8
James Kay 5
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Mick Hill 6
Tony Drago 8
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Liebana 8
Diaz 3
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Gonzalez 4
Imran Majid 8
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Lopez 8
Alvarez 7
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Sousa 5
Cabello 8
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Benito 8
Andy Worthington 5
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LAST 8
Alcoberro 8
Daz Appleton 4
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Tony Drago 6
Liebana 8
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Imran Majid 8
Lopez 7
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Cabello 8
Benito 4
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LAST 4
Alcoberro
Liebana
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Imran Majid
Cabello
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Danny
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Posted: 2006-07-09 15:35
COME ON IMRAN!
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BigDave
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Posted: 2006-07-09 15:40
TEST MESSAGE FROM SIMON D'VALI
Seville event Imran in semi all other uk players out. Best event i have been to. So well organised. Peter aprile organising. Pictures to come.
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BigDave
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Posted: 2006-07-09 17:03
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RugRat
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From: Stavanger
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Posted: 2006-07-09 17:07
Who is Imran playing?
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malaguista
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Posted: 2006-07-09 18:13
Imran lost 6-10 to Carlos Cabello and in the other semi-final David Alcobero beat Jose Luis Liebana 10-9 so the final is an all Spanish affair.
The brits in general did pretty well, more details and photos mañana if I get time.
Thanks for the kind words Simon, good to meet you.
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Bond
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Joined: 10-Jul-2006
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Posted: 2006-07-10 14:07
I have just moved to the Costa Blanca, Spain, can anyone please tell me how i get on the Spanish 9 ball tour. Any help will be greatly appreciated
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BigDave
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From: England
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Posted: 2006-07-10 18:28
Malaguista will be able to furnish you with all the details you'll need, he's just finishing the running of the billiards/snooker/pool side of the 2006 Seville Games this week and he'll be here to help as soon as he's had a moments sleep! How nice to live in Spain, will you be working there? Lucky you! 
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castillat
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Joined: 10-Jul-2006
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Posted: 2006-07-10 19:25
Bond, Check www.madpool.com
it's the main forum for pool in spain.
I'm afraid is in spanish, but if you post in the international section there's a bunch of english speaking people whom be able to help you.
enjoy Spain, mate!
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thediamond
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Posted: 2006-07-11 11:27
Wow, what a great time we had in Spain!! The event as you can see from the article was spectacular. Tables were excellent albiet a bit tight but they ran very well, the spectators could see everything with the stadium style seating and most important......air conditioning!!!! Moreover, the organisation was second to none. There were full draw tables of each group with a match time and table number next to your name. It meant you could plan your day around your match times. You turned up, took your score sheet from a box by the top table that corresponded with your table number and played pool. Then you hit a bar (the Brits did anyway ). Big up to all the Brits who went, it was a good show by us overall. I would have liked to have done a little more damage myself but I was pleased with my win and my overall performance. Special big up to Peter Aprile (Malaguista) and his lovely wife for their hospitality and organisation skills. We look forward to the next event! Si
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dazzler
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Posted: 2006-07-11 12:30
We got there wednesday and i didnt get to play until Saturday at 6.30pm, and then was playing at 12am to qualify!...and there were NO practice facilities...not even a club for miles around! I had problems with the fact that they had half the tables covered with Gorina cloth and the other half in Simonis cloth, they also had half the tables with the pro TV cup balls and the other half with something else that reminded me of club balls, both these factors made the tables play totally different. It was ok if you got to play all your matches with the same conditions, but if you didnt then it was impossible to get anywhere near consistent. I thought for such a good venue they would have had the air con working too! Apart from that it was great! hahahahaha -----------------  [ This message was edited by: dazzler on 2006-07-11 12:31 ]
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thediamond
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Posted: 2006-07-11 12:34
There was a club over the road from the venue, Daryl.
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