Ronnie ready to play at Gloucester Academy

Ronnie O'Sullivan plays his first tournament of the season at South West Snooker Academy, Gloucester
All the World's Top 16 elite Snooker players are amongst the 90 professionals competing in World Snooker's PTC Event 3 at South West Snooker Academy in Quedgeley between 7 and 9 September 2012.
World Champion Ronnie O'Sullivan will play his first competitive match since lifting the World title in Sheffield last May.
China's Ding Junhui appears in a PTC event for the first time this season.
Among the host of stars are the winners of Events 1 and 2, Stephen Maguire and Martin Gould, as well as some of the legendary figures of the sport including Steve Davis, Jimmy White, Ken Doherty and Tony Drago.
World Number One Mark Selby, fresh from victory in Germany, will be attempting to win his first PTC at Gloucester, while Judd Trump will be aiming to please his army of fans from Bristol by adding another victory.
Also from Bristol is Andrew Norman, the recently appointed Operations Manager at South West Snooker Academy.
Norman took the Paul Hunter Classic in Germany by storm, reaching the quarter finals before losing out on the final black of the match to Joe Swail, having previously knocked out Ben Harrison, Nigel Bond, Ricky Walden and Phil Barnes.
Local fans will once again flock to the Quedgeley venue to support Rob Milkins, Michael Wasley and Jack Lisowski.
Tickets cost just £10 for a full day adult ticket, or £25 for a 3 Day Pass. Under 16s and Seniors Citizens are £5, or £10 for a 3 day Pass.
Spectators can purchase tickets by calling in to, or ringing, South West Snooker Academy, or through the E-Store at www.southwestsnookeracademy.com
Tickets will also be available on the Door on the Day.
For further information or tickets please ring South West Snooker Academy on 01452 223214 during office hours.
The draw and schedule of play will be published on the website later in the week.

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