There was a much worse match a few years back when the thrower hit single 20, treble 20 and the third dart bounced out and hit a bloke dressed as a Mother Superior - it stuck in his head and he had a heart attack and died.Steady on Jim!
He wont as there are too many good players now. Taylor didn’t have as much competition. That attempt at 132 to win the match shows how natural he is. Bull bull to set up double 16 is just unbelievably good.
I watched those two comedians trying out darts earlier and it showed how hard it is. My mate last year missed the board, missed the surround and the dart almost hit someone in the head :-)
How we love to try and bring the best down. (I'm talking to you Premier league!!)
Remember when we won 1-0 against inter in the final.Just stating facts. I'm happy for him and his win was well deserved but it wasn't the highest quality of finals.
Littler's average in the final wasn't even in the top 10 of winners averages.
Remember when we won 1-0 against inter in the final.
Remember how we wanted people to say that we'd done "just enough" but forgetting how we trounced Bayern and real. It's the English way to shit on the best....however they choose to do it.Wasn't a classic but got the job done?
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Remember how we wanted people to say that we'd done "just enough" but forgetting how we trounced Bayern and real. It's the English way to shit on the best....however they choose to do it.
I can't understand why his mum gets the shit on here from people for supporting her son through out the last decade.can tell the posters with zero brain cells on here that think it's hilarious to slag off his Mum and Dad for their looks.
For a neutral that wasn't a good game of darts. Too one sided even with the standard of the winner not being particularly high.
The set scoreline suggests it really.Gutted I missed this. How one sided was it? I sort of wanted Van Gerwen to win just to give the others hope he wouldn't be dominating for a decade.
This lad is brilliant. Taylor took the game to whole new levels as he raised the bar, everyone had to play catchup. Now, Littler, has raised it even higher. Finalist at 16, world champ at 17, if he doesn't get the yips and stays mentally strong he will be around for a good 40 years. Good for him.
Littlers average this year was lower than Humpries winning average last year.
So I do understand the comments about him doing enough to win.
Bobby George “Trebles for show, Doubles for Dough”.It's about so much more than your average though, it's about when you do it
Littler hit 56% of his checkouts in this final compared to Humphries' 41% last year
Brilliant from the young lad. Confident without being too cocky. To have that belief and no nerves at his age is special. His finishing kills it.
He will get to see them live now as that bunch of chancer’s will be desperate to bring him on to the pitch at the first available opportunity.Is Littler a utd fan? I don’t think it’s been mentioned anywhere;)