: Tue May 26, 2009 12:11 pm  

Thought Lanning was going to have kittens when King took the mic at the end of the game V Taylor. Fair play to Mervyn though, thought he spoke very calmly and made some good points.

However, I do think that victory effected him in the final. As with Mardle in the worlds, he seemed to think he'd done the job by beating Phil, not realising he had a very, very good opponent come the final. Once he'd "woken up and smelt the coffee" he was too far behind, despite his best efforts.

: Tue May 26, 2009 12:14 pm  

Lord_Percy wrote:

Thought Lanning was going to have kittens when King took the mic at the end of the game V Taylor. Fair play to Mervyn though, thought he spoke very calmly and made some good points.

However, I do think that victory effected him in the final. As with Mardle in the worlds, he seemed to think he'd done the job by beating Phil, not realising he had a very, very good opponent come the final. Once he'd "woken up and smelt the coffee" he was too far behind, despite his best efforts.

Good observation but Mardle never learns from his mistakes..I think King will

: Tue May 26, 2009 12:17 pm  

Lord_Percy wrote:

Thought Lanning was going to have kittens when King took the mic at the end of the game V Taylor. Fair play to Mervyn though, thought he spoke very calmly and made some good points.

However, I do think that victory effected him in the final. As with Mardle in the worlds, he seemed to think he'd done the job by beating Phil, not realising he had a very, very good opponent come the final. Once he'd "woken up and smelt the coffee" he was too far behind, despite his best efforts.

I'm not sure he thought the hard work was done, but with the needle over recent weeks I think he used a lot of nervous energy and emotion in that semi-final and was flat at the start of the final as a result.

: Fri May 29, 2009 9:54 am  

Going to UK open next Thursday at Bolton - Reebok Stadium, my best mate has qualified for his first PDC event, his name is Darren Weaver, he has drawn Gary Mawson, he is scheduled to play on board 1 in the 4th game which we believe board 1 is the sky games, to say he is nervous is an understatement

: Fri May 29, 2009 10:04 am  

Cas Man wrote:

Going to UK open next Thursday at Bolton - Reebok Stadium, my best mate has qualified for his first PDC event, his name is Darren Weaver, he has drawn Gary Mawson, he is scheduled to play on board 1 in the 4th game which we believe board 1 is the sky games, to say he is nervous is an understatement

Tough tough draw as the top 32 do not come in till later he could not have drawn a much tougher opponent.

All the best to him

: Fri May 29, 2009 10:16 am  

espanyolswan wrote:

Tough tough draw as the top 32 do not come in till later he could not have drawn a much tougher opponent.

All the best to him

Thanks, i suppose it is a tough draw but i guess any other draw wouldn't have got him on tv so he could look at it that way i suppose...

: Fri May 29, 2009 10:21 am  

Cas Man wrote:

Thanks, i suppose it is a tough draw but i guess any other draw wouldn't have got him on tv so he could look at it that way i suppose...

Oh yeah and if he does win he will definetly make the headlines on Sky Sports News.

Always seems Mawson is a top bloke and probably a fun guy to play as he does not take himself or darts too seriously, I'm sure he will make it good for your mate and win or lose he will enjoy it.

: Sat May 30, 2009 1:49 pm  

WireFanatic II wrote:

Talking of which, wolfie has been pretty quiet on here since Taylor got beat.

Im here mate.

Dad had heart attack the other week and hes now got pneumonia.plus mam ended up in hospital with stress so its been a tough few weeks.

I did watch the darts tho and king deserved to win,thought he would of done better in the final but i guess a 20 minute turnaround isnt easy to cope with.

: Sat May 30, 2009 10:48 pm  

Just noticed in the Blue Square Open Gary Anderson plays Paul Nicholson should be a beauty and the way Anderson tends to be slack at the start of tournaments the Aussie/Geordie has a great chance of winning.

: Sun May 31, 2009 4:39 pm  

wolfie wrote:

Im here mate.

Dad had heart attack the other week and hes now got pneumonia.plus mam ended up in hospital with stress so its been a tough few weeks.

I did watch the darts tho and king deserved to win,thought he would of done better in the final but i guess a 20 minute turnaround isnt easy to cope with.

ok mate