Marcus Chamat Pool in 2005. He won this event by defeating Corey Deuel in the finals. Marcus Chamat Marcus Chamat (pronounced "shuh-mat") (born 6 May 1975, in Borlange, Sweden) is a professional eight-ball and nine-ball pool player. And while his physical stature is on the shorter side (5'4", 163 cm) he is tall on personality and drive, earning him the nickname "Little Napoleon" by his friends and foes alike. He is also a co-owner of Interpool Club in Gävle, Sweden which is on the East coast of the country. He plays on the International Pool Tour and has represented Team Europe at
Sport in Scotland sport Scotland is one of only four countries to have a permanent representative on the IFAB; the other four representatives being appointed for set periods by FIFA. The SFA also has responsibility for the Scotland national football team. The national stadium is Hampden Park in Glasgow. Supporters of the national team are nicknamed the Tartan Army, or the "Sporran Legion". As of September 2009, Scotland are ranked as the 30th best national football team in the FIFA World Rankings. They have improved steadily after Walter Smith took over as manager, beating 2006 World Cup finalists France in a European Championship