sc86 wrote: » why do some people think that just because a certain bdo player beat a pdc player in the grand slam that he is overall a better player?? look at the chap that knocked barney out of the 1st round of the worlds last year does that mean he is better than the 5 time world champion?? he was for 30 mins of his life, thats it....
mdwexford wrote: » Why are you talking like you have such a chip on your shoulder...I don't see why you are crying over this...
mdwexford wrote: » See you can't even argue your case properly, you are showing your immaturity.Run along now and let the grown ups debate.
mdwexford wrote: » Well you are the one being a douche and not even listening to me...
mdwexford wrote: » Get over it.
Deleted User wrote: » Ha! I like the "get over it" line. It doesn't bother me too much one way or the other. It's only sports. But I can disagree with the suggestion that Kist would be annihilated. Someone has a different opinion to you..."get over it".
AugustusMinimus wrote: » Never in my life have I seen a player throw a dart (without mishandling the dart) and for it not to even hit the board. This is something you rarely even see in pubs. I watched that match live, I dont know what you're on about the dart slipped out of the mans hand, im sure thats never happened before :rolleyes: Id say you saw this on the joe.ie fb page
unknown13 wrote: » I don't understand why the BDO keep resetting their rankings every year. Every year is a different number one seed.
peteeeed wrote: » the atmosphere in nothing like the PDC with 7000 less in the room .
Deleted User wrote: » The 7,000 is really just in the PL, and while great crowds, not sure I like the atmosphere generated at all, stand up if you love the darts, Jesus, tables v chairs, whatever. For my part I would much prefer to be at Lakeside, if one goes on crowds. On the other hand of course one has to accept it is that same noisy crowd that generate such money that enables the PDC pay out so much in prize money, so it makes business sense, touring increases the profile of their brand etc. etc.
peteeeed wrote: » no i was comparing the 2 world championships too . i agree some of the PDC are a bit rowdy, some of the premier league crowds topped 10,000
Deleted User wrote: » Afaik, the "Ally Pally" holds nothing like 7,000, let alone 7,000 more than Lakeside. Guessing one holds about 1k, the other bet 2 and 3k.
AugustusMinimus wrote: » Never in my life have I seen a player throw a dart (without mishandling the dart) and for it not to even hit the board. This is something you rarely even see in pubs.
peteeeed wrote: » my apologies , just checked seating capacity of 3000
Deleted User wrote: » Is it even that much? I was kinda thinking 2,500. In fairness, I suspect the PDC could sell more for the latter stages of the worlds, you could probably fill a small football stadium with people who would have liked to see the Van Gerwen/Taylor clash. Sadly, as we see in darts, bigger crowds means more going for the night out and the laugh, which is no crime either, rather than just for what's on stage so they are probably right not to go down that road. My wife did ask me if I would prefer to spend a couple of days at the Lakeside or the Ally Pally and got all excited cos I thought she was getting me a surprise, so said the Lakeside...but sadly she was just being nosey...
peteeeed wrote: » the PDC since they introduced the premier league has meant the top players have got used to playing top class opponents week in week out in front of huge crowds and the standard has now gone through the roof, the BDO just cant compete. the BBC presentation is poor , the atmosphere in nothing like the PDC with 7000 less in the room . hate to use a football analogy but it is champions league vs league 1 in england
banjodarts wrote: » bdo runs the county dart scene in uk without that there wouldnt b the darts we have now