Re: Another Darts Thread : Sat Oct 20, 2012 3:18 pm  

barton baird wrote:

Never mind,he can always console himself by looking at his bank statement.

I'm sure your argument would hold more water if Taylor doesn't give a rat's **** about major tournaments and is just in it for the money now.

As I really don't think that's the case, then your statement is a huge pile of horse ****.

Re: Another Darts Thread : Sun Oct 21, 2012 5:15 pm  

WireFanatic III wrote:

I'm sure your argument would hold more water if Taylor doesn't give a rat's **** about major tournaments and is just in it for the money now.

As I really don't think that's the case, then your statement is a huge pile of horse ****.

,I was being sarcastic.As it happens I am a big Taylor fan.Whether people like him or not it cannot be argued he has brought a big dimension to the game.

Re: Another Darts Thread : Sun Oct 21, 2012 10:11 pm  

barton baird wrote:

:CHILL: ,I was being sarcastic.As it happens I am a big Taylor fan.Whether people like him or not it cannot be argued he has brought a big dimension to the game.

I think you meant to say that it cannot be argued that he hasn't brought a big dimension to the game.

Apart from his undoubted talent, the biggest dimension he has brought to the game, apart from his gut, is the size of his head.
He's lovely really ......
I especially like his mock humility when he loses, rare though that may be.

Re: Another Darts Thread : Mon Oct 22, 2012 3:50 pm  

Stand-Offish wrote:

I think you meant to say that it cannot be argued that he HASN`T brought a big dimension to the game.

Apart from his undoubted talent, the biggest dimension he has brought to the game, apart from his gut, is the size of his head.
He's lovely really ......
I especially like his mock humility when he loses, rare though that may be.

True, but I think folks know what I meant.

Although ,technicaly speaking I could say "Taylor has brought a big dimension to the game." and you couldn`t argue with that,so maybe I was right in the first place.

Re: Another Darts Thread : Tue Nov 06, 2012 11:11 am  

Grand Slam Draw (and just for a bit of fun I've highlighted who I think will go through)


THE DRAW
GROUP A
Phil Taylor (1)
Scott Waites
Mark Webster
Co Stompe

GROUP B
Michael van Gerwen (8)
Robert Thornton
Ted Hankey
Steve Beaton

GROUP C
Simon Whitlock (5)
Kevin Painter
Dean Winstanley
James Hubbard

GROUP D
James Wade (4)
Jan Dekker
Mervyn King
Arron Monk

GROUP E
Adrian Lewis (2)
Gary Anderson
John Part
Tony O'Shea

GROUP F
Andy Hamilton (7)
Paul Nicholson
Brendan Dolan
Barrie Bates

GROUP G
Wes Newton (6)
Terry Jenkins
Wesley Harms
Martin Phillips

GROUP H
Christian Kist (3)
Raymond van Barneveld
Mark Walsh
Wayne Jones

[John_D]

Re: Another Darts Thread : Tue Dec 04, 2012 11:36 am  

World Championship draw on now. Nicholson v Stompe the pick so far

Re: Another Darts Thread : Tue Dec 04, 2012 2:47 pm  

John_D wrote:

World Championship draw on now. Nicholson v Stompe the pick so far

King v Winstanley looks a hot tie.

Came back from the tournament at Butlins yeaterday and the standard there was fairly poor and does not bode well for the Worlds.

Great weekend, though the real star was not on the oche and even the Madness tribute band playing after the darts had to cope with JESUS chants between each song

[John_D]

Re: Another Darts Thread : Wed Dec 19, 2012 9:10 am  

"Stand up if you love the darts"

If those braying morons really loved the darts, they'd deign to give the players a bit of shush when they're throwing. Save it for the breaks, if you absolutely must.

[John_D]

Re: Another Darts Thread : Fri Dec 21, 2012 9:38 am  

Gutted that Kim Huybrechts lost last night. It won't feel like christmas without gratuitous close-ups of his missus. Ah well, Google image searches will have to do...

Re: Another Darts Thread : Fri Dec 21, 2012 10:26 am  

wish van gerwin lost god i hate that kid