Mark Allen wants more help for players as World Snooker Tour respond to official complaint

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Mark Allen continues to be frustrated with his lack of coverage (Picture: Getty Images)

Mark Allen is continuing his push for more coverage and help for players to get sponsorships, as World Snooker Tour respond to his official complaint on the matter.

The world number three has been frustrated that he has not been pushed harder by WST after his superb season last time round, when he won the UK Championship, Northern Ireland Open and World Grand Prix.

After expressing his annoyance on social media about his lack of coverage from official channels, Allen said: ‘I have made an official complaint to World Snooker.

‘I just think it's not the first time. Some of the decisions they have made over the years are not right. It's not just me that I am talking about. There are other incidents.

‘Obviously, the complaint I have made is about me and my situation and some of the scenarios that have arisen in the last few years.’

Speaking at the English Open this week, Allen confirmed that the process is ongoing, saying: ‘I’ve had a written response and it’s up to me now to come back, but I’ll keep that in-house.’

The Pistol explained that the situation has nothing to do with a bruised ego, but simply because it is difficult for snooker players to get hold of sponsors and any investors want to see the greatest return possible for their money.