WILSON: NO EXCUSE FOR BET SLIPS
EDDIE PEPPERELL insisted he is in no rush for the Ryder Cup or playing full-time in America after racing into a three-shot lead at the British Masters.
Uber-confident Matt Wallace, who could join him in the final group today, has declared he wants to emulate Ian Poulter and be Postman 2 in future European teams.
But quirky Pepperell has shown he is a different character in his off-beat blog and quirky Twitter postings.
The modest Qatar Masters winner claimed he would need a bottle of red wine to take his mind KYREN WILSON insists there are now no excuses for snooker players falling foul of tougher betting rules.
The 26-year-old (right), runner-up at this year’s Masters, has been tipped as a future world champion. But Wilson was distressed to see Jamie Jones suspended on Thursday.
The World No.39 was charged with ‘facilitating’ over an alleged fixed match between Graeme Dott and the also-suspended David E Pepperell M Wallace J Smith L Bjerregaard (Den), J Suri (USA), A Sullivan, R Fisher, S Horsfield
R Karlsson (Swe), S Brown, D Drysdale, T Immelman (Rsa), A Bjork (Swe), M Fitzpatrick T Lewis, P Dunne, W Ormsby (Aus), J Morrison
A Johnston, M Manassero (Ita), M Korhonen (Fin),
Z Lombard (Rsa), G FernandezCastano (Spa), L Slattery, M Schwab (Aut), J Wang (Kor), T Fleetwood on snooker to match-fixing to be investigated or to result in a ban, fine or sanction.
Wilson said: “Young players now have got a good idea of what they can and can’t do.
“It is quite clear, so I just don’t understand why anyone would risk it now.”