Dun Laoghaire Monday Night Match Reports Thread

mackeire

Farmhouse 5-3 IVORY
1st game: A. Fleming v Dave Brennan. All that practice is paying off as Dave showed us why he's going in number 1 each week. Playing against a solid player he won the game 2-1 and hit two 140's in a row in the deciding leg. Great stuff Dave! 1-0 Ivory.

2nd game: S. Ryan v Jamie Mason. Jamie took on Dublin team hopeful Shane Ryan. These two beat each other 2-0 away from home last season so Paddy Ellard was playing mind games when he put Jamie's name on the board beside shanes! Jamie played very well but Shane was just too strong for him on the night and won the game 2-0. That put the match at 1-1.

3rd game. G. Murphy v Robert Taylor. Taylor was back up to the Farmhouse for the first time since his summer move to the Ivory, and was there to make sure his ex team mates don't forget him!! The game got off to a scrappy start with the farmhouse player taking the first leg. The second leg was a bit more solid as both players got into the game and were hitting decent scores. Robbie won the leg taking out D10. The third leg was similar to the second and again taylor took out D10 and won the game. 2-1 the Ivory.

4th game: D. Sebastian v Shane Desmond. Shane played his usual good solid game but came up against a new secret weapon and man of the match for the farmhouse. The lad looked like he would be more at home in the Ally Pally than the Farmhouse! Although Shane played a game that would beat most league players, he was completely outclassed by the young Philippiano and lost 2-0. That leveled the match at 2-2.

5th game: J. Parry v Patrick Ellard. Captain Paddy went in next against Jamie Parry. A scrappy first leg in which both players couldn't get started in. Jamie won the leg. Second leg, Paddy got off to a flyer hitting great scores along the way to leaving himself a D19 finish but unfortunately couldn't take it out and Jamie crept in and won the leg. 3-2 to the home side.

6th game: J. McGuinness v Neil McDonald. Neil went in next against Jimmy McGuinness. A very hard game to watch for the Ivory players as Neil failed to get going at all and Jimmy won the first leg with ease.The second leg was much the same as the first with Jimmy hitting good scores and Neil struggling to keep up. A glimmer of hope appeared when Neil hit an 85 followed by a 121 but that was all the threat Neil could offer as Jimmy hit a 120 to leave tops and then won the game 2-0. This guaranteed the home side a point with 2 games to go.

7th game: P. Limm v Brian O'Farrell. Bof the new signing for the Ivory went in next. This was a pressure game for Bof as if he lost, that was game over for the Ivory. This was a scrappy game to start off with and the Farmhouse man took the first leg. Losing the first leg was a good wake up call for Bof and he threw some fine darts to take the second leg and make it 1-1. Third leg was a strange leg as Bof failed to get out of the starting blocks and fell very far behind on the scoreboard.The Farmhouse player was on a double while Bof was still on 200. That looked like game over but Bof kept getting the score down while the Farmhouse player struggled on the double. Bof then crept in and stole the leg and put the match at 4-3.

8th game: G.Healy v John Kohrs. John got the nod off Paddy Ellard to go in and try level the match for the Ivory. He was up against Farmhouse captain, Gary Healy. Both players exchanged good solid scoring before Healy won the first leg. Gary got off to a great start in the second leg hitting 85's & tons and was soon on a finish. Kohrsy needed something special and hit a ton to leave him D5. Healy won the leg with a great display of darts and won the match for his team. 5-3 the final score.

Player of the night in my opinion was Davie Brennan.

HITMANHEALY

Eagles v Farm RedWet wintry night settling in Farm Red travelled to Dun Laoghaire to play the Eagles. After back to back wins they were looking to make it 3 in a row. Eagles in the other hand are a strong team at home over the years, this match could go either way.

Match 1
Philly Brenann v Shane Ryan
Opening leg was very tight both players failing to find there range, shane then burst into action with a 140 to set himself a finish which he duely obliged on D10. Second leg was one sided shane opened up with 140 and solid 60's followd, philly failed to hit the target, and it was down to shane again D10 to win the game, away side off to a great start.

Match 2
Ray Byrne v Dino Sebastian
This was an exciting tie to say the least, Ray known for his solid scoring against the new recruit from the Philipeans Dino Sebastian. It was a sloppy first leg by both players with Dino sealing the leg with an 83 finish, second leg was something similiar but the away player took control with solid scoring to take the 2nd leg, for a guy who is back from the game after 2 years playing only 5 weeks, he's a great propect.

Match 3
Colm Bryne v Dan Boyce
Boycey was out of the blocks very quickly with some high scores 140,137, and 2 solid 60's to put him in control, after 15 darts Dan was on a finish, but D9 was causing him problems, boonie plugged away with some solid scores leaving him with a 3 dart finish, Dan had 18 left, he went 6 D6 to take the leg. 2nd leg was something similar to the first Dan in with some high scores again 140,118 to leave hmself on a finish 20 darts was enough to put the away side 3.0 up

Match 4
Gavin Richardson v Gary Healy
Gary burst open with back to back tonnes followed by some nice scoring, after 18 darts he was on a finish and duely obliged 6 darts later on D5. Next leg Gavin opened up with 120, gary responded with 100 of his won, Gavin then fell apart with some low scoring, Gary in the other hand through solid throughout,140 to leave the farm player on 72, it was a bit of mess to finish but D4 was his target to take the away side 1 game from the win.

Match 5
Mick Connor v Angus Fleming
Mick always known for his solid scoring against Angus who has been thrown some nice darts at least. Mick took control of the firstleg and finished on D1. 2nd leg was going the home sides way Mick with some nice throws back to back 100's set him up nicely, Mick was crusing then the fightback came, Angus hit 140 to leave himself on 141, Mick leaves himself a finish of D1 again. Angus on 141, T20,T19 and leaves the 3rd on th wire on D12 very unlucky to say the least. Mick takes the leg with first dart at the double
Match 6
Gerry Fitz v Jimmy McGuiness
Jimmy the new recruit for the Farm Red looking to seal the win for the away side, Gerry hd no intention of losing, with some nice darts from both players there finishing was less to admire, Jimmy sneaks the first leg. As the same of the second leg Gerry sneaks the 2nd leg to tie the first match of the night on 1.1. Jimmy takes control with some solid 100's, missed doubles was on the night for these two guys and it was the same in leg 3, Jimmy missed doubles to win and gerry sneaks the victory on D8. 4.2 now
Match 7
C Moran V Karl Dunne
This was a one sided match in the end, Karl with some nice scoring takes the leg with ease, a fight back from the weirs player in the 2nd leg, but Karl was too strong he seals the win for the away side.

Match 8
M Crangle v Gary Murphy
With the game finished, the last match on the night was very scrappy from the start, think both players in there first year in the monday night showed potential but finishing there legs was the problem, Gary new recruit from the Farm red up from the Tuesday League won both legs.

Overall the Farm Red won the match in the first 4 games both captains agreed on the night. 3 in a row for the Farm Red.

Man of the Match
Dan Boyce - played some great darts, for a chap only out of hospital after getting his appendix out showed his potential is at the highest, just hope he can finish work every monday as he be missed.

Players to watch
Daniel Boyce Dino Sebastian -

Food:

Boycey enjoyed the plate of sandwiches he had but fresh Ham and Cheese or Stuffing went down nice.

greened

Thanks for a good report. Great to see reference to the number of darts thrown in a game when reading these reports as I do not know this league or the players in it. It is hard to gauge the standard of darts when there is no reference to the number of darts used in each leg.
Always like to read all league reports no matter what part of the country they are from.

HITMANHEALY

greened wrote: »

Thanks for a good report. Great to see reference to the number of darts thrown in a game when reading these reports as I do not know this league or the players in it. It is hard to gauge the standard of darts when there is no reference to the number of darts used in each leg.
Always like to read all league reports no matter what part of the country they are from.

Thanks for your comment Greened.

Next week will be a stats report added in - i wanted to see what people taught of a summary. Reports will improve also need to concentrate on my own game ha ha

brewmaster

MOD EDIT: Brewmaster, if you have nothing good to say then don'y say anything at all.

brewmaster

brewmaster wrote: »

MOD EDIT: Brewmaster, if you have nothing good to say then don'y say anything at all.

wats wrong with my quote do u think its fair to run people down remember there are lads only starting out in the game the last thing u need is gilbert running them down its to in encourage people not shoot them down i no ur only wet in the game so instead of warning me off u shud be getting on to gary not me if u no anything about the game its about respect as far as i can see hes shown none to others

mr.jingle

Very one sided match, Gavin then fell apart

Think brewmaster might be looking at it this way! It comes across as a a bit harsh on the other player and maybe in future reference don't be so critical of an oponent especially one you've played yourself! It comes across as big headedness being honest! Good work though

brewmaster

mr.jingle wrote: »

Very one sided match, Gavin then fell apart

Think brewmaster might be looking at it this way! It comes across as a a bit harsh on the other player and maybe in future reference don't be so critical of an oponent especially one you've played yourself! It comes across as big headedness being honest! Good work though

exactly wat im on about lets just leave it to a none dart player to write about matches ur not gonna get better than paul o toole doing the write ups i think if u get to many doing it ,it takes the goodness out of the game wat im saying king twat is garys running down the bloke he played and there for its wrong

paulcorr

I think its hard when your wriiting about your own game, if it wasnt Gary who wrote the report on his game and it was worded the same i dont think anyone would of said a thing about it.

Kingp35

brewmaster wrote: »

wats wrong with my quote do u think its fair to run people down remember there are lads only starting out in the game the last thing u need is gilbert running them down its to in encourage people not shoot them down i no ur only wet in the game so instead of warning me off u shud be getting on to gary not me if u no anything about the game its about respect as far as i can see hes shown none to others

I'm not talking about what you said, your point may well be a valid one. My problem is the with name calling. You can make your point without resorting to that.

I'm sure Gary didn't mean any disrespect towards the other player, whatever way it came across.

Carry on.

HITMANHEALY

DT will clear this up, I wrote the first 3 games and the last 2 games, sorry if i affended anyone and my apologies, I was writing the report as if i was the reporter of the game, Johnnie stop having digs, all u had to do it PM me and I would have changed it.

My apologies again, first and last report.

Double Top

right i'll clear this up, i did write about garys game yes but i did not word it like that, everyone gets caught up in the game sometimes and i see they way gary was trying to write it as a person looking on, he edited the report and that should be the end of it.

in future i will write up the matches, i will give both sides the respect they deserve as if i was a spectator instead of a player. I will NOT! be writing my own match i will hand that off to someone else so dont get onto me if its one were i played well.

hope this clears everything up and just remember this was the very first one we wrote it's all about trial and error and we want constructive criticism back on them so we can improve them.

hope that all sorted now so we can go on with the reports on the sport that we all play and love

HITMANHEALY

Double Top wrote: »

right i'll clear this up, i did write about garys game yes but i did not word it like that, everyone gets caught up in the game sometimes and i see they way gary was trying to write it as a person looking on, he edited the report and that should be the end of it.

in future i will write up the matches, i will give both sides the respect they deserve as if i was a spectator instead of a player. I will NOT! be writing my own match i will hand that off to someone else so dont get onto me if its one were i played well.

hope this clears everything up and just remember this was the very first one we wrote it's all about trial and error and we want constructive criticism back on them so we can improve them.

hope that all sorted now so we can go on with the reports on the sport that we all play and love

To me DT the report is excellent - all it needs is a few more stats, i read over it again and have to say its very good report of darts. We will always get one person to have a go, this time it was a constructive opionion which is correct, but next time PM me and i wil edit, this forum doesnt need a slating match but i will continue doing reports, I have had loads of feedback about this report and will take it on board. Next week will be an interesting report. This has never been done, So Farm Red v Lough Inn is the next agenda.

Hope to see next week a different over view.

Double Top

HITMANHEALY wrote: »

To me DT the report is excellent - all it needs is a few more stats, i read over it again and have to say its very good report of darts. We will always get one person to have a go, this time it was a constructive opionion which is correct, but next time PM me and i wil edit, this forum doesnt need a slating match but i will continue doing reports, I have had loads of feedback about this report and will take it on board. Next week will be an interesting report. This has never been done, So Farm Red v Lough Inn is the next agenda.

Hope to see next week a different over view.

I never said it was bad i ment that over the next while we will be able to improve and hone in on what the people looking at them want to know

wayne76

HITMANHEALY wrote: »

To me DT the report is excellent - all it needs is a few more stats, i read over it again and have to say its very good report of darts. We will always get one person to have a go, this time it was a constructive opionion which is correct, but next time PM me and i wil edit, this forum doesnt need a slating match but i will continue doing reports, I have had loads of feedback about this report and will take it on board. Next week will be an interesting report. This has never been done, So Farm Red v Lough Inn is the next agenda.

Hope to see next week a different over view.

lol i can do next weeks for ya now gar if ya want:D:D

DartManiac

Looking forward to that report next week boys.Reckon its gonna be a close one.I reckon 5-3 either way ,or maybe even 4 apiece.There's so many quality players on display.

HITMANHEALY

DartManiac wrote: »

Looking forward to that report next week boys.Reckon its gonna be a close one.I reckon 5-3 either way ,or maybe even 4 apiece.There's so many quality players on display.

Will be seeing u

mackeire

IVORY V KYNES

1st Game: D Brennan V A Quinless
A nervous first game of the night from both players with both of them failin to hit high scores. Dave managed to hit a ton on his way to taking out D2. Second leg was fairly similar to the first but it was Quinless who put the pressure on the young Ivorian with a 125 but Brennan held his nerve and took out D16 to put the Home side 1-0 up. Well done to Dave, thats 3 wins on the trot now.

2nd Game: Brian O'Farrell V K Valentine
Some good scores in a steady game. Bof hit a ton and 81 and some solid 60's as Valentine also hit solid 60's and an 80. It was Bof who took the lead, going all the way to the madhouse and taking it out. Second leg was Valentines turn. Starting off with a 121, he showed he was no push over. He was first to the double but struggled to hit it and Bof tried to make a comeback in the leg but it was too little too late as Valentine took out D12 to level up. 3rd game valentine opened up with a 121 b ut this time Bof kept a level head and hit back with good scores of his own. Valentine was down to the double first, hitting 51 to leave himself 20. But the Boffer came in and stole the leg taking out Tops to make it 2-0 to the Ivory.

3rd Game: Neil McDonald V E Quinless
McDonald had to prove himself tonight as he had lost in the opening two league fixtures. Quinless needed the win to keep his team in the match. Neil drew first blood by hitting a 120 with his first 3 darts followed by a 140 and some solid 60's. He won the leg, taking out D12. Second leg it was Quinless's turn for the big start, hitting a 140 and stayed infront all the way down to the double. McDonald went in and left himself D12. Quinless missed his double and Neil hit S12, D6 to put the Ivory 3-0 up.

4th Game: Shane Desmond V D McMahon
Pressure game for both players for different reasons. Shane trying to gaurentee a point for the Dalkey team and McMahon trying to start a come back for Kynes. It was McMahon who took control of this one and won the first leg. Shane wasn't throwing his usual good darts but picked it up in the second leg with 2 60's in a row. But McMahon was showing that he meant business and hit a 125, 78 and 70 to leave 24. Shane hit 40 to leave 40 but McMahon took out D12 and pulled the match back to 3-1.

5th Game: John Kohrs V G McGrath
Top quality darts from John hitting solid 60's and a 127 to leave D-Top. McGrath hit some decent scores, including an 83. John bust double top twice and nearly threw the leg away before taking it out on the third attempt. Second leg was similar to the first but there was no messing this time as John gaurenteed a point for the Ivory with a 2-0 win. McGrath played some good darts but was just unlucky on the night. 4-1 to the Ivory.

6th Game: Patrick Ellard V R McCuddon
This was a game that could get the Ivory their first win of the season but the away player was prepared to do anything to win. It was the Ivory player who got off to the better start, hitting some 60+s and an 81. McCruddon kept up the pace though and both players were down to the double together. It was Ellard who held his nerve and took out D5. Second leg was good, both players hitting solid scores and were tied with both needing 60 when the away player decided to stand on the oche with Paddy as he was about to throw and then rolling his darts in his hands. This act of 'gamesmanship' only spurred Ellard on and he hit D8 to win his match 2-0 and put the Ivory over the finish line to record their first win of the season.

7th Game: Keith Lawlor V M Nolan:
Both players here were making their league debuts for their teams. The pressure was off so both players could relax and show what they could do. Both players hit some good scores and were neck & neck the whole way down to the doubles. It was Nolan who struck first as he took out his double and went 1-0 up. Second leg, both players relaxed into the game a bit more as keith hot scores of 100, 60 and 80. Nolan also hit good scores of 70, 120 and 63. Keith hit 51 to leave tops and young Nolan bust 56. Lawlor kept his nerve and hit tops, 1-1. The deciding leg was all Nolans as he hit two tons and an 80 on his way to winng the leg. Keith put up a brave fight hitting 79 and 76 but the Kynes player won the leg and put the match at 5-2.

8th Game: Carl Mason V P Whelan
The last game of the night saw Carl Mason take on the Kynes captain. Both players hit excellent scores. Mason hit some 60's, 92, 100 while Whelan hit 70, 121, 140 but the game slowed down when they got to the doubles and with both players needing D2, it was Carl who got it to put himself 1 up. Second leg, both players continued to play good darts with solid scoring and Carl took out an excellent D4 to round off a great night for the Ivory.
6-2 the final score.

Man of the match: This week it was between McDonald, Kohrs and Ellard for man of the match. McDonald played the better darts but Kohrs's win gaurenteed the draw and Ellards win, won the match for his team. So man of the match this week is Paddy Ellard for keeping his nerve to win the game and also not being put off by his opponents sham acting.

Double Top

very good write up, like the indepth scoring in each game, keep up the good work

DartManiac

mackeire wrote: »

IVORY V KYNES

1st Game: D Brennan V A Quinless
A nervous first game of the night from both players with both of them failin to hit high scores. Dave managed to hit a ton on his way to taking out D2. Second leg was fairly similar to the first but it was Quinless who put the pressure on the young Ivorian with a 125 but Brennan held his nerve and took out D16 to put the Home side 1-0 up. Well done to Dave, thats 3 wins on the trot now.

2nd Game: Brian O'Farrell V K Valentine
Some good scores in a steady game. Bof hit a ton and 81 and some solid 60's as Valentine also hit solid 60's and an 80. It was Bof who took the lead, going all the way to the madhouse and taking it out. Second leg was Valentines turn. Starting off with a 121, he showed he was no push over. He was first to the double but struggled to hit it and Bof tried to make a comeback in the leg but it was too little too late as Valentine took out D12 to level up. 3rd game valentine opened up with a 121 b ut this time Bof kept a level head and hit back with good scores of his own. Valentine was down to the double first, hitting 51 to leave himself 20. But the Boffer came in and stole the leg taking out Tops to make it 2-0 to the Ivory.

3rd Game: Neil McDonald V E Quinless
McDonald had to prove himself tonight as he had lost in the opening two league fixtures. Quinless needed the win to keep his team in the match. Neil drew first blood by hitting a 120 with his first 3 darts followed by a 140 and some solid 60's. He won the leg, taking out D12. Second leg it was Quinless's turn for the big start, hitting a 140 and stayed infront all the way down to the double. McDonald went in and left himself D12. Quinless missed his double and Neil hit S12, D6 to put the Ivory 3-0 up.

4th Game: Shane Desmond V D McMahon
Pressure game for both players for different reasons. Shane trying to gaurentee a point for the Dalkey team and McMahon trying to start a come back for Kynes. It was McMahon who took control of this one and won the first leg. Shane wasn't throwing his usual good darts but picked it up in the second leg with 2 60's in a row. But McMahon was showing that he meant business and hit a 125, 78 and 70 to leave 24. Shane hit 40 to leave 40 but McMahon took out D12 and pulled the match back to 3-1.

5th Game: John Kohrs V G McGrath
Top quality darts from John hitting solid 60's and a 127 to leave D-Top. McGrath hit some decent scores, including an 83. John bust double top twice and nearly threw the leg away before taking it out on the third attempt. Second leg was similar to the first but there was no messing this time as John gaurenteed a point for the Ivory with a 2-0 win. McGrath played some good darts but was just unlucky on the night. 4-1 to the Ivory.

6th Game: Patrick Ellard V R McCuddon
This was a game that could get the Ivory their first win of the season but the away player was prepared to do anything to win. It was the Ivory player who got off to the better start, hitting some 60+s and an 81. McCruddon kept up the pace though and both players were down to the double together. It was Ellard who held his nerve and took out D5. Second leg was good, both players hitting solid scores and were tied with both needing 60 when the away player decided to stand on the oche with Paddy as he was about to throw and then rolling his darts in his hands. This act of 'gamesmanship' only spurred Ellard on and he hit D8 to win his match 2-0 and put the Ivory over the finish line to record their first win of the season.

7th Game: Keith Lawlor V M Nolan:
Both players here were making their league debuts for their teams. The pressure was off so both players could relax and show what they could do. Both players hit some good scores and were neck & neck the whole way down to the doubles. It was Nolan who struck first as he took out his double and went 1-0 up. Second leg, both players relaxed into the game a bit more as keith hot scores of 100, 60 and 80. Nolan also hit good scores of 70, 120 and 63. Keith hit 51 to leave tops and young Nolan bust 56. Lawlor kept his nerve and hit tops, 1-1. The deciding leg was all Nolans as he hit two tons and an 80 on his way to winng the leg. Keith put up a brave fight hitting 79 and 76 but the Kynes player won the leg and put the match at 5-2.

8th Game: Carl Mason V P Whelan
The last game of the night saw Carl Mason take on the Kynes captain. Both players hit excellent scores. Mason hit some 60's, 92, 100 while Whelan hit 70, 121, 140 but the game slowed down when they got to the doubles and with both players needing D2, it was Carl who got it to put himself 1 up. Second leg, both players continued to play good darts with solid scoring and Carl took out an excellent D4 to round off a great night for the Ivory.
6-2 the final score.

Man of the match: This week it was between McDonald, Kohrs and Ellard for man of the match. McDonald played the better darts but Kohrs's win gaurenteed the draw and Ellards win, won the match for his team. So man of the match this week is Paddy Ellard for keeping his nerve to win the game and also not being put off by his opponents sham acting.

Great to see you guys doing the reports.Hopefully,in the near future we'll get a report from every Monday night game.It's nice to see who's playing well and who are improving as the league progresses.

HITMANHEALY

Match report from the above tie.

In exciting start for the FarmHouse Red - they were hosting the formidable Lough A side. Myself and DT wrote this report, we didnt do every score in match - hope u enjoy

Match 1
Shane Ryan v Kevin o Callaghan
Shane was out of the blocks very quickly with a 140, kevin struggles to find the red bit early on and after 15 darts left himself on a double, a few missed doubles from Shane he duely obliged on 22 darts to win the first leg. 2nd Leg was a cracking leg, both players off to flying starts, Kevin 121 100 81, Shane with 60, 45, 100, a quick back to back 81's left him on a2 darter, Shane hits 140 to leave Tops, but keith finished to make it 1.1, away side won the toss, off with a solid 60, Shane responded with a 140, both players hitting the red bit for fun, a 134 6 darts later saw Shane open a a gap, Shane never looked back at A dart at DT home side off to a flying start

Match 2
Angus Fleming v Lar Bryan
This turned out to be a great scoring game both players finding the target early on - after 15 darts Angus was on 52, Lar was on 75, after lar hit 140, 121, he finished the leg in great style to take the opener in 18darts.
Second leg was the same story both lads peppering the T20's, after 18 darts this time both lads were on a finish,Angus was up first on 74, he hit T14 then had double 16 to tie the game on the wire in the S16, double 8 same situation on the wire outside, With Lar on Tops, he missed 3 darts at it to win, Angus on 8 then, shockingly went for D8 instead of D4, Crowd were mazed with such error, Lar duely took the game with D10.

Stats on Match
Angus - 85,85,100,83,100 first leg
Lar - 41, 66, 58, 140, 121
Angus - 60, 59, 60, 81, 93, 99
Lar - 83, 60, 125, 100, 93

Match 3
Daniel Boyce v Billy Matthews
When this was put up before the match, this was going to be a cracker, but unfortunatley both players struggled throughout the game, Billy sneaked the first one on 58. Second leg the same and Billy put the away side up with a 70 finish. (short write up guys sorry if DT wants to add something please let me know)

Match 4
Jamie Parry v Paddy Byrne
Both players scored very well in this game, with a few missed doubles in the first leg by Paddy, he waited till Jamie was on a finish to take out D1, . Second Leg the same Story 121 from Jamie followed by a ton, Paddy matched him 100, 140, 98, Jamie misses a few darts to tie and Paddy takes out 102 for a great finish.

Stats in game
Jamie - 83,60,45,101,66,30,40,36 First Leg
Paddy - 83,100,140,98,40,20
Jamie - 45,121,41,100,12,100
Paddy - 21,41,59,100,50,65,57 - 102 finish

Match 5
Dino Sebastian v Leo Murphy
This was a real mis match game- Dino new to the Farm team against the old experience head of Leo Murphy, Dino took the first leg with some nice scores finished on D1, and looked good in the second leg was something simliar but missed darts from Dino and a nice 121 from leo left him on a finish, Dino missed again to takr the match 3.2 Leo took out 15 with a D4 finish. Second leg was a nail biter for both players nice 97,83, 135 in the 3rd Leg put Leo in contrl, Dino hit somenice scores himself 2 100's leaving himon 60, but Leo made no mistake and took the second leg on D16. 4.1 Up to the away side only 1 point from victory.

Match 6
Gary Murphy v Mark Ennis
Both players played reall well in this Leg, hitting 3 ton pluses between them, Marck took control with 120,100 then a 90 to leave tops, Gary was left on 126, Mark duely obliged on 5,3 D16 for the 40 finish. Nice way to take th frist leg Mark, Gary was not to take this lightly, scores of 85,60,100,125 in 2nd Leg seen him take out D10 to make the match 1.1. Gary looking to take the game to the away side lost the bull, Mark played really well here with socres of 60,80,62,98,140 to take the leg 18 Darts, great win for Mark and the Lough Inn.

Match 7
Gary Healy v Luke Wall
Im going to let DT write this up then I will post. (if this is ok i wil leave)

My take on the game, both players played nicely in the first leg, with the result in the bag for th away side, both players were playing for pride. 7 missed doubles by Gary left Luke needing 40 and took the leg with this second dart. 2 nd leg was high standard with both players hitting the red bit for fun, Luke with a 180 in the game, gary had second taughts and took out D4 for 18 darts, both players after 15 were on a finish. 3rd Leg Luke won the bull., a 22 darter from Gary on D10 was enough to claim a victory over Luke. Match 5.2

Stats -
Gary - 60,100,140,60 First Leg
Luke - 95,94,55
Gary - 140,100,60,100,83 missed 15 dart for 101.
Luke - 81,30,100,180,32 missed for a 15 dart also.
Gary - 100,60,100,45,60,60,56
Luke - 85,45,41,35,100,80,62.

Match 8
Ollie Snailes v R Whelan
Both players both scored very well in this tie, when the oub starting to empty, Ollie with a 2 nil victory in his first match for the home side, Ollie said he was drunk playing, Ollie you must do it more. fair play to both players with 4 tons pluses in the game.

Overall a great result for the away side, experience told on a night of missed doubles.

it was great to see Dartmaniac at the match, hoping im not duplicating your work.

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HITMANHEALY wrote: »

Match report from the above tie.

In exciting start for the FarmHouse Red - they were hosting the formidable Lough A side. Myself and DT wrote this report, we didnt do every score in match - hope u enjoy

Match 1
Shane Ryan v Kevin o Callaghan
Shane was out of the blocks very quickly with a 140, kevin struggles to find the red bit early on and after 15 darts left himself on a double, a few missed doubles from Shane he duely obliged on 22 darts to win the first leg. 2nd Leg was a cracking leg, both players off to flying starts, Kevin 121 100 81, Shane with 60, 45, 100, a quick back to back 81's left him on a2 darter, Shane hits 140 to leave Tops, but keith finished to make it 1.1, away side won the toss, off with a solid 60, Shane responded with a 140, both players hitting the red bit for fun, a 134 6 darts later saw Shane open a a gap, Shane never looked back at A dart at DT home side off to a flying start

Match 2
Angus Fleming v Lar Bryan
This turned out to be a great scoring game both players finding the target early on - after 15 darts Angus was on 52, Lar was on 75, after lar hit 140, 121, he finished the leg in great style to take the opener in 18darts.
Second leg was the same story both lads peppering the T20's, after 18 darts this time both lads were on a finish,Angus was up first on 74, he hit T14 then had double 16 to tie the game on the wire in the S16, double 8 same situation on the wire outside, With Lar on Tops, he missed 3 darts at it to win, Angus on 8 then, shockingly went for D8 instead of D4, Crowd were mazed with such error, Lar duely took the game with D10.

Stats on Match
Angus - 85,85,100,83,100 first leg
Lar - 41, 66, 58, 140, 121
Angus - 60, 59, 60, 81, 93, 99
Lar - 83, 60, 125, 100, 93

Match 3
Daniel Boyce v Billy Matthews
When this was put up before the match, this was going to be a cracker, but unfortunatley both players struggled throughout the game, Billy sneaked the first one on 58. Second leg the same and Billy put the away side up with a 70 finish. (short write up guys sorry if DT wants to add something please let me know)

Match 4
Jamie Parry v Paddy Byrne
Both players scored very well in this game, with a few missed doubles in the first leg by Paddy, he waited till Jamie was on a finish to take out D1, . Second Leg the same Story 121 from Jamie followed by a ton, Paddy matched him 100, 140, 98, Jamie misses a few darts to tie and Paddy takes out 102 for a great finish.

Stats in game
Jamie - 83,60,45,101,66,30,40,36 First Leg
Paddy - 83,100,140,98,40,20
Jamie - 45,121,41,100,12,100
Paddy - 21,41,59,100,50,65,57 - 102 finish

Match 5
Dino Sebastian v Leo Murphy
This was a real mis match game- Dino new to the Farm team against the old experience head of Leo Murphy, Dino took the first leg with some nice scores finished on D1, and looked good in the second leg was something simliar but missed darts from Dino and a nice 121 from leo left him on a finish, Dino missed again to takr the match 3.2 Leo took out 15 with a D4 finish. Second leg was a nail biter for both players nice 97,83, 135 in the 3rd Leg put Leo in contrl, Dino hit somenice scores himself 2 100's leaving himon 60, but Leo made no mistake and took the second leg on D16. 4.1 Up to the away side only 1 point from victory.

Match 6
Gary Murphy v Mark Ennis
Both players played reall well in this Leg, hitting 3 ton pluses between them, Marck took control with 120,100 then a 90 to leave tops, Gary was left on 126, Mark duely obliged on 5,3 D16 for the 40 finish. Nice way to take th frist leg Mark, Gary was not to take this lightly, scores of 85,60,100,125 in 2nd Leg seen him take out D10 to make the match 1.1. Gary looking to take the game to the away side lost the bull, Mark played really well here with socres of 60,80,62,98,140 to take the leg 18 Darts, great win for Mark and the Lough Inn.

Match 7
Gary Healy v Luke Wall
Im going to let DT write this up then I will post. (if this is ok i wil leave)

My take on the game, both players played nicely in the first leg, with the result in the bag for th away side, both players were playing for pride. 7 missed doubles by Gary left Luke needing 40 and took the leg with this second dart. 2 nd leg was high standard with both players hitting the red bit for fun, Luke with a 180 in the game, gary had second taughts and took out D4 for 18 darts, both players after 15 were on a finish. 3rd Leg Luke won the bull., a 22 darter from Gary on D10 was enough to claim a victory over Luke. Match 5.2

Stats -
Gary - 60,100,140,60 First Leg
Luke - 95,94,55
Gary - 140,100,60,100,83 missed 15 dart for 101.
Luke - 81,30,100,180,32 missed for a 15 dart also.
Gary - 100,60,100,45,60,60,56
Luke - 85,45,41,35,100,80,62.

Match 8
Ollie Snailes v R Whelan
Both players both scored very well in this tie, when the oub starting to empty, Ollie with a 2 nil victory in his first match for the home side, Ollie said he was drunk playing, Ollie you must do it more. fair play to both players with 4 tons pluses in the game.

Overall a great result for the away side, experience told on a night of missed doubles.

it was great to see Dartmaniac at the match, hoping im not duplicating your work.

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Good stuff,keep it going guys.

mackeire

Bray Head Fishermans Club V The Ivory

Game 1: J. Fagan V Dave Brennan

The first game of the night was a cracking match which saw a maximum. It was the fisherman to go first and he cast off with a 45 followed by a 60 then wreeled in a nice 180! The Ivorian though was not shaken by this and hit some nice scores of his own, inc luding a ton, 85 and some solid 60's. It was Fagan who took the first leg with a 105 to leave 70 then 54 to leave 16 and took out d8 with his 1st dart. A great 19 darter to win the leg. The second leg was a bit scrapier than the first. It was Fagan who got off to the better start, hitting scores of 60, 81, 95, 160 but Davie was holding his own with scores of 85, 80 and some 60's. While Fagan was messing around on the doubles, Brennan snuck in, taking out D20 in 29 darts. The deciding leg it was the home player who won the bull. He started the leg with a solid 60. Young Dave hit a 41 then 81 but Fagan stepped up a gear and hit some goods scores includind 100 and 81 to leave 77. Dave kept pluggin away and hit well timed 105 to leave 140 but it was Fagan who showed a touch of class hitting T19 D10 to win the leg in 23 darts and put the home side 1 nil up.

Game 2: T. Smith V Robert Taylor

There was no messing from both players in this leg as both players showed exactly what they could do. Taylor got the leg under way and took a good lead hitting an 80 followed by 85 then 77. Smith was 100 behind after 9 darts but a great 140 followed by 59 left him on 90. Taylor hit some good scores and left himself needing 66 but Smith wasn't in the mood for messing and hit T18 D18 to take out the leg in 20 darts. Second leg Smith picked up where he left off and started the leg with a 140, 100, 60, 83. Taylor wasn't put off by his opponents great darts and hit a 99, 93 and 60's. Smith was first down to the doubles but couldn't finish off the leg. Taylor got back into the leg getting down to a two dart finish but Smith took out the leg hitting D4. A solid 26 dart leg. 2-0 to the home side.

Game 3: C. Murphy V Neil McDonald

A leg the McDonald never settled down in, he failed to produce his best darts and could only manage a few 60's in the leg. Murphy on the other hand was hitting great scores, starting the leg with a 70 followed by another 70 then 60 then a great 140. Murphy was down to a finish first, taking out 54 with 3 darts and 27 darts overall. Second leg, it was McDonald to throw first and looked to have settled down a bit hitting some 60's and a 121. Murphy hit some great scores again this leg including a 76, 70, 100, 96. With Murphy sitting on D20 McDonald had to take out 86. He hit 20 then 16 and missed the bull but left D20. Murphy took out D20 with his first dart and won the leg after 28 darts and put the home side 3-0 up. The Ivory's ship was starting to sink!

Game 4: M. Cranley V Patrick Ellard

This was a game that if the home side won it would gaurentee a point for the fishermen, but Ellard needed to win to keep his side in the match. A very good leg of darts with both players hitting good scores. Ellard struck first with scores of 60, 99 63 and 49. Cranley took the lead with scores of 100, 66, 40 125 then 100 to leave 70. Ellard hit 60 then 100 to leave 75 while Cranley left himself 40. Ellard had a good look at it took out the 75 with his 3rd dart to finish off an impressive 21 dart leg. Second leg was a bit of a quieter game. Both player started well, Cranley hitting a ton and Ellard hitting 81 but it slowed down a bit until Ellard stepped it up and hit 85,80, 83 to leave 47. Cranley was struggling to hit the big scores and was on a finish of 120. Ellard hit 15 to leave 32 then 14 to leave 18. Cranley left himself on a 2 darter sitting on 90 but ellard hit D9 with his first dart, 25 in total, to make to the match 3-1 to the home side. Was the come back on?

Game 5: A. Lynch V Shane Desmond

Shane Desmond, a good solid player for the Ivory was taking on Anto Lynch, who, two days before had reached the semi finals of the Dublin Open. The first leg exloded into action with both players hitting good scores. Lynch went first hitting scores of 91,58,100,85,100 to leave 67. Shane held his own hitting scores of 85,95,81 to leave 113. Anto set himself up leaving 16 while Desmond left him self 90. But no messing from Lynch as he took out D16 with his second dart to put himself 1 nil up. A great 23 dart leg. Shane didn't get off to the best start in the second leg, failing to hit big scores. Lynch was in flying form hitting a ton, 60 81,85,91 to leave Tops. Shane then hit a ton of his own to leave a tough finish of 148 but didn't get a shot at it as anto took out D20 with his 1st dart and won the leg with 25 darts. 4-1 to the home side a point gaurenteed.

Game 6: W. Murphy V Jason Egan

A pressure game here for the Ivory player, with the score at 4-1, only a win would do. It was a tense game with both players failing to hit the high scores and it was neck and neck the whole way down to the doubles. Muprhy hit good scores of 60,85,66,80 and then a 38 to leave 32. Egan matched him hitting 50,62,80,83 and then 59 to leave tops. Murphy bust 32 and Egan had a chance to win the leg but hit 20 to leave 20. Murphy took out D16 with his second dart to put him 1 up. A good 29 dart leg under the pressure of throwing for the win! Second leg it was to home player who went first and sailed away with the leg. Egan sunk in this leg and Murphy hit some good scores of 60,66,100,94,60 to leave 18. Egan hit a ton with his last throw but it was too little too late as Murphy took out D9. A good 28 dart leg and 5-1 to the home side. Thats the match won for the Bray side.

Game 7: J. Joyce V Brian O'Farrell

The first leg was a close game that could have gone either way. Joyce hit scores including 55,125,55,60 while the Boffer hit 58,55,100,78. With Bof sitting on 71, Jimmy took out 58 with his erd dart and 27 dart over all. Second leg, Brian started off with a 125. The match slowed down completley while both players struggled to hit the big 20's.
Jimmy was left on 100 while Boffer was on 123. Jimmy hit 60 to leave tops and Bof hit 55 to leave 68. It was Jimmy to finish on D2 to win the leg and put his side to 6-1.

Game 8: P. Tobin V John Kohrs.

Last game of the night saw a good steady game from both players. It was John to go first and threw a few nervy darts. Tobin got off to
the better start stayed infront most of the way down towards the double hitting scores of 68,58. John relaxed and picked it up and hit 85,100 then 42 to leave 73. Tobin hit 40 to leave 112. John took out 73, hitting D4 with his 3rd dart. A solid 30 dart leg in the last match of the night. Second leg, was neck and neck down to the double. Tobin hit great scores of 55,85,140,100. Kohrsy hit scores of 3,100,70. Tobin was first on the double but bust 12 three times and let John back into the game leaving himself D17. Tobin won the leg taking out D6. Deciding leg it was Tobin who won the bull. Both players hit similar scores of 60's 100s etc. It was Tobin on the double first but had double trouble again and bust 18 twice. John got himself onto D4 and took it out. 6-2.

A very good game of darts from the Home side and ive no doubt they will be up there at the end of the season.

Kingp35

Great report neil, ever think of taking up Journalism? A few nice fishing puns in there as well!

DartManiac

Great in depth report Mackerie.The Fishermen will go close this year if they play to their ability.Anto a good signing for them.

greened

great report good to see the number of darts per leg as it is the only way for readers to gauge the standard of darts on the night. Keep it up!!

mackeire

Mickey Byrnes V The Ivory

A strange start to the night for the Ivory lads as when they met at the Ivory, it was closed and its one of two bars with a board in Dalkey. The other bar being the Cuala, which was also closed!! So it was off to the Lough Inn for an hours practice before heading to Byrnes.

Game 1: D. White V D. Brennan

The First game of the night set the tone for the evening. A very close encounter which White went first and got the ball rolling with some good scores including tons. Brennan hit some good scores aswel including a 62, 95 and 92. But White won the leg in 25 darts. Second leg Brennan showed his class by starting the leg with two tons in a row. White struggled with his first 9 darts but then hit 94, 140, 95 to leave 61. Brennan was sitting on 87 and almost took it out, bending the wire of the double 20 to leave himself 20. The leg got a little scrappy on the doubles and White then went in and left himself tops. Young Dave had a good chance to level the game but again he bent the wire and this time left D5. White then had the chance to take the leg but ended up leaving 32. There was no messing the next chance White got and he smashed the D16 with his first dart to round off a 25 dart leg. 1-O to Byrnes.

Game 2: S. Knight V S. Desmond

The second game of the night saw a real change in fortune for both players. Shane got off to the better start hitting some good scores of 60,140,100,94 then 68 to leave 10 after 24 darts.Ste was a good bit back, sitting on 228 but kept his concentration and kept chipping away. Shane hit 6 to leave 4 and Ste got himself down a bit more to 187. Shane then missed 9 darts at D2 and Knightser got himself down to Tops. It was Shanes last chance to win the leg and ended up leaving the MADHOUSE. Ste snuck in and hit D20 with his 34th dart to the delight of the home supporters. Second leg it was Ste to go first and he took a lot of confidence from winning the first leg by hitting scores of 62,85,100 and another 100 to leave 68. Shane looked a different man than the one that started the match and couldn't find the red bit of the 20 and was on 248 when Ste was on 68. Ste went in and 48, to leave 20.Shane hit his best score of the leg, an 80 to leave 168. Was
Shane about repeat what happened in the first leg and come back and win? The answer is no as Knightser hit D10 with his first dart to win the leg after 19 darts. 2-0 to Byrnes.

Game 3: D. O'Toole V J. Kohrs

Another game that could have gone either way. The home player went first and hit some scores of 60, 85, a ton and 85 to leave 111 after 18 darts. John was on 74 after 18 darts by hitting scores of 100, 80,100 and a 60. O'Toole hit 23 then 28 to leave 60 and Kohrsy hit 34 (for tops) then 30 to leave 10. The home player went in and hit 38 to leave 22 and the away player hit a single 5 to leave 5. 3 missed darts at d11 gave john the chance to win the first leg but he could only manage to leave d1 and O'Toole went in and hit D11 to end a scrappy leg with 36 darts. Second leg was a better game. Both players wanting to win. John went first, hitting two 60's in his first 12 darts. O'Toole got off to a much better start hitting 85, 66, 85. John then stepped up and threw his best darts (ever) and hit a 180. The score was nearly tied after that but O'Toole hit 3 60's on the trot and left himself tops. John went in and left him self 20 and could only hope for a chance at it but it didn't come as th home player took out Tops with his first dart to take the leg with 22 darts and put his side 3-0 up.

Game 4: E. O'Connor V R. Taylor

Pressure game here as young Eamon was playing to try gaurentee at least a point for his team and Robbie was trying to start the comeback for the Ivory. Taylor started the leg and was unlucky with his first throw as one of the darts bounced out but he soon made up for it, hitting scores of 60, 140, 95. O'Connor kept the pace hitting some solid 60's and 64. Taylor was on 102 and hit 78 to leave 24. Eamon was now sitting on 160. Taylor missed 6 darts at D12 and this gave O'Connor the chance to get down to 18 but he didn't get a chance at it as Taylor took out D12 to round off a good 29 dart leg. Second leg, O'Connor threw first. This was a nervy game as both players failed to hit high scores but there was some good scores. The home player hit 60,60,60,85. Taylor hit 60,81,60. Taylor was left with 154 while O'Connor had 55 and he hit 15, tops to win the second leg in 29 darts. The deciding leg, Taylor won the bull and threw first. He started off with an 81, followed by 75, then 20 then 96. O'Connor wasn't put off from Taylor's good scoring by hitting some very good scores of his own. 41, 100, 75 then 60 kept the scores very close. Robbie got down to 86 and Eamon was 61 behind on 147. Taylor hit a well timed 52 to leave 32 and Eamon got down to 104. 3 missed darts at double 16 gave Eamon a great chance to set him self up but he could only manage to hit 30 and left 74. single 16 then left Robbie 16 and Eamon set himself up nicely with a 54 to leave 20. It was now or never for Taylor, and he took out the double 8 to put the match at 3-1. A good 29 darter from Robbie there.

Game 5: C. Boyce V P. Ellard

With the score now at 3-1, Chris was trying to get the win to make sure of a point for Byrnes and Paddy was trying to keep the comeback going. It was Boyce whowent first and he took an early lead in the leg with scores of 85,52,60. Paddy struggled early on but then settled into the game with scores of 100,58,58 and then a 59 to leave 22. Boyce was level with Ellard the whole way down and was sitting on 60. He then hit a single 20 to leave Tops. Ellard who won the leg, taking out the D11 after 25 darts. Second leg it was Paddy tp throw first. He started off well, hitting solid scores of 60, 60, 60, 60 and 99 to leave 100. Boyce started the leg with an 81 then a 60, 99 and 70. after 21 darts, Boyce was on 81 and Ellard on 100. Paddy hit 80 to leave 20, Chris hit 41 to leave Tops, Paddy missed his chance to take the leg by hitting S10 and Chris won the leg in 27 darts byfinising tops. Third leg, Paddy threw first. A great leg of darts that was over in 21 darts. Paddy started well with 81 followed by 60. Boyce wanted to win this one and started with 81 and then 100 and then got better with a 125. Paddy kept playing well and hit a 60 then 100 then 65 to leave 91. Boyce went in and set himself up leaving tops. Then Ellard produced some magic, hitting 2, T19, D16 to win the leg and put the score at 3-2.

Game 6: J. McBride V N. McDonald

With the come back on, McDonald was going in to try and level the match. The home sid McBride ill looking for a win to guarentee a point. McDonald went first and hit a ton, 81, 81 and 62 to leave 113 after 18 darts. McBride was on 56 after the same amount of darts after hitting 95, 81, 140 and 60. McDonald then hit 41 to leave 72 and McBride left tops. Neil then hit 21 to leave 51 and McBride failed to take out tops but left a nice 8. McDonald then took out 51 to go 1 up. A good 23 dart leg there. Second leg had it all from good scoring to bad finishing!! McBride went first and hit scores of 43, 60 43 , 55 85 to leave 89. Mcdonald hit 80, 100, two 45's, 100 to leave 80. After 27 darts, McBride was on 16 and McDonald on 24. It got a bit sloppy then as McBride went to the madhouse and McDonald got stuck on 12. McBride missed 12 darts at D1 and McDonald then left 6. McBride then bust d1 and McDonald took out D3 to level up the match at 3-3. A very long game that took all of 43 darts to finish!!

Game 7: S. Wright V J. Mason

With the score now at 3-3, the winner of this game would earn a point for his team. The home side were to throw first and Ste got off to the Wright start hitting 55, 60, 60, 74 100 to leave 80. Young Jamie matched every score and hit 81, 66, 98, 60 then 95 to leave 30. Ste then hit 60 to leave 20 and Jamie failed to finish and missed D15. Wright made no mistake and hit D10 with his first dart and won the leg in 5 darts. Jamie got the second leg underway with a 76. Ste bettered that with a 83. Jamie then failed to hit high scores while Ste was hitting 60, 140, 60, 58 to leave 56. Jamie hit a ton but that left him 241. Ste took his time and set up his finish leaving 32. Jamie made a comeback getting down to 111 but ste took out D16 with his first dart, 22 in total and put the match at 4-3. That was a point secure for the home side.

Game 8: M. Byrne V B. O'Farrell

Last game of the night and there was everything to play for. Bof was trying to claim a point for his new team against his old team! It was Bof who got the game underway. He started slow but soon found his rythem and hit scores of 90, 66, 82 and 53 to leave 48. Mark started with an 85 then an 81. Later then he hit a ton then 58 and 21 to set up tops. Bof hit 28 to leave 20 while Mark hit 20 to leave 20. Bof ended up leaving the madhouse but didn't get a chance at it as Mark took out D10 with his first dart to win the leg after 31 darts. Second leg was a bit of a scrappy leg. Bof held the lead most of the way down after hitting an 81 early on. Mark hit a fantastic 91 to leave tops with Brian sitting on 95. Bof only had one thing on his mind and hit T19 D19 to win the leg in style and bring the game into a deciding leg after 32 darts. The deciding leg was a cracking game of darts and the atmosphere in the pub was tense as both teams cheered every dart their player threw. Brian got the leg started hitting 41, 60, 125 to leave himself 50. Mark started with a 74, 85, 60, 66 and was left on 131. Bof then left himself 19 and Mark 105. Bof hit single 3 and missed 2 darts a D8 to draw level the match. Mark went in nd hit 45 to leave 60. Bof failed to finish 16 and Mark took out 60 to win the game for his team. Well done Mark!! That was only Brians second defeat this season.
Final result Byrnes 5 - 3 Ivory

Well done to both teams for contesting a closely fought game. I think a draw would have been a fair result here but fair play to Byrnes and Paul O'Carroll for putting his players in in the right order.

Man Of The Match: you decide!!!

* No report next week as the Ivory have a free week.

tooler23

mackeire great report sums up the night very close games ,theres only one mistake the last game its mark byrne not (mark brown).

mackeire

tooler23 wrote: »

mackeire great report sums up the night very close games ,theres only one mistake the last game its mark byrne not (mark brown).

sorry about that mark. My notes got a bit messy towards the end of the night!!

DartManiac

mackeire wrote: »

sorry about that mark. My notes got a bit messy towards the end of the night!!

Some in depth report Mackerie.Your fingers must be sore from all that typing!!Seriously though fair play to you,top report as usual;)

Kingp35

tooler23 wrote: »

mackeire great report sums up the night very close games ,theres only one mistake the last game its mark byrne not (mark brown).

I'll change it for you now.