John Parrott: Last News

Sir Alex Ferguson on the Cristiano Ronaldo vs Lionel Messi debate from 2015 is being proven right six years later after both players moved clubs in the summer.Ronaldo, who Ferguson brought to England in 2003 when he signed him for Manchester United from Sporting Lisbon, has scored four goals in three matches since returning to Old Trafford this summer.Meanwhile, Messi has yet to register a goal or an assist for Paris Saint-Germain after leaving Barcelona this summer after 21 years at the club.Ferguson had previously implied that he thought Messi could only achieve the numbers he has playing for Barcelona.Speaking to legendary former snooker player John Parrott in 2015, Ferguson discussed the Ronaldo vs Messi debate."People say who is the

Ronnie O’Sullivan’s cousin will look to fulfil her own Crucible dreams by competing against the likes of legends such as Jimmy White. Maria Catalano will etch her name into the history books by becoming the first woman to take part in the most prestigious event on the World Seniors Snooker (WSS) tour.A former world number one and the winner of 11 ranking events, she will contest her first round match against Egypt’s Wael Talaat. It has been a difficult period for Maria who lost her father Antonio in 2018, which impacted her performance.Therefore, the 40-year-old was close to hanging up her cue, but after receiving the opportunity of lifetime three weeks ago, she jumped at the chance.

World Championship.Indeed, no reference to what 'The Whirlwind' brought to the sport is complete without a tinge of regret, or contemplation of the agony, that represents a destiny unfulfilled.White reached six finals at the Crucible Theatre, first losing to Steve Davis in 1984. It was however between the period of 1990 and 1994 that sadly defined his ultimate quest - reaching the big stage on five successive occasions, and succumbing each time.John Parrott scuppered him once in 1991, but it was arch-nemesis Stephen Hendry who really shattered dreams, denying him four times.

Formby is often known as the region's "Millionaire's Row" thanks to the palatial homes lining the sought-after street. With more than 60 homes occupying the one-mile stretch of prime real estate leading down to the Sefton coast, many of the price tags exceed the £1 million mark.