A list of some of the more notable
Former
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* Paul Collier
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* Sydney Lee
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* John Smyth
* John Street
* John Williams
Current
* Alan Chamberlain
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* Peter Williamson
External Links & References
* [http://www.worldsnooker.com/about_referees.htm Referees on worldsnooker.com]
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