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Allen facing possible three-month ban for Fu comments
MARK ALLEN COULD be banned from snooker for three months, after once again accusing Marco Fu of competing in a less than fair manner.
Allen comes up against Fu in the opening round of the UK Championship on Sunday.
Following his defeat to Cao Yupeng in the World Championships last April, Allen accused his opponent of getting away with using an illegal push shot.
He also named Hong Kong’s Fu as being a player that had broken the rules in the past.
Allen was handed a three-month ban for his remarks, with the punishment suspended for six months.
When asked last Wednesday about his “cheating” claims, the 26-year-old Allen said: “It was a comment that I still stand by.
“Obviously people make mistakes on the table. But aside from that, Marco is a great snooker player.”
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