Darts 2025

I’ve got tickets to the final of the premier league going to be Humphries Littler final already
 
I think Littler has broken most of these now. They almost expect to lose before they throw their first dart.

6-0 /6-3 / 6-1

Really too easy for him currently.

I can’t see any of these stopping him so it’s who comes through now. There may be another Littler in the Junior ranks.
 
Millwallawayveteran1988 said:
I think Littler has broken most of these now. They almost expect to lose before they throw their first dart.

6-0 /6-3 / 6-1

Really too easy for him currently.

I can’t see any of these stopping him so it’s who comes through now. There may be another Littler in the Junior ranks.
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The format of the league is perfect for him currently. At least in sets, you can lose a couple 3-0 and he’s still in touching distance.

In this, he breaks your throw, holds for 2-0, or the other way round, and it’s virtually all over.

I’ve had shags that have lasted nearly as long as that Bunting match.
 
I've gone aspinall, cross, dobey and MVG 52/1
Littler lost to world's No 50 last time out so you never know
Darts starts an hour earlier than usual tonight as it's in Germany
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Prize money for next year has gone through the roof. No doubt due to the Littler effect.

Winner of World Championship prize increased from £0.5m to £1m

Even if just make last 128 players and get knocked out you get £15k!

All other comp prize money up too.

It’s a nice little earner this sport for the very best.
 
Great night, spoilt by the obscene bar prices!
 

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east2 said:
Great night, spoilt by the obscene bar prices!
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Honest question, not WUMming. What were you expecting? They have a captive crowd who, going on the scenes at Ally Pally every year, like a shandy or three. Of course they're going to cash in. Is it right? No, it isn't. But what does "right" have to do with it? "Yes, but they could be more reasonable" will be the gist of some of the replies I'll get. Yes, they could. But they're a business, not a charity. Bottom line; profits. Fuck the customers. If Joe doesn't want to pay those prices, Phil behind him in the (long) queue will.
 
jimharri said:
Honest question, not WUMming. What were you expecting? They have a captive crowd who, going on the scenes at Ally Pally every year, like a shandy or three. Of course they're going to cash in. Is it right? No, it isn't. But what does "right" have to do with it? "Yes, but they could be more reasonable" will be the gist of some of the replies I'll get. Yes, they could. But they're a business, not a charity. Bottom line; profits. Fuck the customers. If Joe doesn't want to pay those prices, Phil behind him in the (long) queue will.
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I don’t drink alcohol, but over £7 for soft drinks is a joke, captive audience or not!
£19 a pint is another level, and if prices at the Etihad were similar, I’m sure you wouldn’t be saying the same.
 
east2 said:
I don’t drink alcohol, but over £7 for soft drinks is a joke, captive audience or not!
£19 a pint is another level, and if prices at the Etihad were similar, I’m sure you wouldn’t be saying the same.
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I never said otherwise. It's ludicrous. And people will pay it, grudgingly.

Just out of interest, what does the COOP Arena charge when there's a concert on? 5 or 6 quid for that same soft drink, I'm guessing?
 
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