Stevecw wrote: » No idea how he won it, tough one for Hopp to take at home. Might be a while before he gets over that.
Ronan|Raven wrote: » Delighted for Wade.
sc86 wrote: next years , not this years ?
krustydoyle wrote: » Barney to retire after the World's Just confirmed on Twitter
Degag wrote: » Not sure if there is a case for someone like John Part to be exempt from Q School considering he's a former World Champion. They do similar in golf for major wins, multiple tour wins etc. Wouldn't like it to be at the expense of another player but just additional spots perhaps.
ThebitterLemon wrote: » Some decent players lose their PDC cards:https://dartsnews.com/nearly-30-players-lose-their-pdc-tour-card-ahead-of-world-championship/ TbL
ThebitterLemon wrote: » Can you guess who he’s impersonating, I found them hard!https://dartsnews.com/video-jeffrey-de-zwaan-impersonates-fifteen-darting-colleagues/ TbL
Ultimate Seduction wrote: » Alot of the throws look the same to be honest. A few that I think may be right are Andy Hamilton, Gary Anderson, Wez Newton, Mensur Suljović, James Wade, Vincent Van Der Voort, Simon Whitlock. I was expecting to be told who they are at the e
Raul Victorious Someplace wrote: » alright dartists, looking for a cheap-ish darts related gift for my son to buy his dart-playing grandad for xmas. My da has his own arrows he's been using for years and loves them so another set is out of the question, and I assume out of budget. He's been playing for 30 years or more so he has his little kit bag and all. I'm thinking flights, but is that all?
