John Scott Jason Brandon Roemer Mooijman Marti Santamaria Moreno Blom Barry Copeland Davie Kirwan Nice. John Scott who said his throw and confidence is fucked hence why he didn't go to Q-School and Moreno Blom has packed in said in November he was done. Not sure who told you this, but certainly not...

John Scott Jason Brandon Roemer Mooijman Marti Santamaria Moreno Blom Barry Copeland Davie Kirwan Nice. John Scott who said his throw and confidence is fucked hence why he didn't go to Q-School and Moreno Blom has packed in said in November he was done. Not sure who told you this, but certainly not...

Black Velvet wrote: ↑Mon Mar 02, 2020 4:50 pm Has there ever been a higher ladies average at county?

Trina Gulliver hit a 34.95 for Warwickshire in May 2001

UK Keane Barry Darren Beveridge Kevin Burness Robert Collins Ritchie Edhouse David Evans Nick Fullwell Damon Heta Nick Kenny Kyle McKinstry Scott Mitchell Arron Monk James Richardson Simon Stevenson EUROPE Wesley Harms Cody Harris Martijn Kleermaker Zoran Lerchbacher Thibault Tricole Richard Veenstra

Scott Mitchell 14M
Wayne Warren 11M
Nick Kenny 8M
Martijn Kleermaker 7M
Ross Montgomery 3M
Gary Stone 3M
Joe Chaney 2M
Darren Herewini 2M

Lisa Ashton 20M
Beau Greaves 8M
Total £78M

1: R1
2: Winner
3: 3
4: Nick Kenny
5: Beau Greaves
6: Keane Barry

Ginge wrote: ↑Mon Dec 02, 2019 10:13 am So who won the events then? Did "Warby" go and steal both pots?

As far as I am aware, Gabriel Pascaru won on Saturday and Boris Koltsov won on Sunday

Ginge wrote: ↑Thu Nov 28, 2019 12:18 pm Hope they were refundable then!

The hotel was, and for £30 I was able to change the flight to use for Romania in January instead

Ginge wrote: ↑Thu Nov 28, 2019 12:12 pm Going all that way for a potential £700 first prize didnt put you off to begin with then?

Not really... flight was around £40, hotel £120 for four nights and would have had a day off on the Friday to visit the city

Also, if you win them both and it's 2x £700

ChrisW wrote: ↑Thu Nov 28, 2019 11:33 am There is hardly any non-Russians entered.
John Scott and Warbie notable on the list.

I am not attending due to the extortionate costs of obtaining a VISA

13 Antonio Alcinas 24 (1+5+9+9) 94 14 Kirk Shepherd 24 (5+1+9+9) 80 15 Paul Nicholson 23 (0+5+9+9) 100 16 Jamie Bain 17 (1+9+5+2) 93 17 Ronnie Baxter 15 (1+0+5+9) 75 18 Martin Schindler 15 (2+3+1+9) 78 19 Steve Hine 15 (9+3+2+1) 77 20 Sven Groen 15 (9+5+0+1) 61 21 Paul Rowley 14 (1+1+3+9) 71 22 Sco...

Lost 4-5 in the final of the Rileys Qualifier... not so gutted now!

The Jolly Man wrote:Scott Mackenzie

He has said he is not going to Q-School this year


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Aaron Hardy is a decent player. Used to live in London but now based in Austria.


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leftarmchucker wrote:

unob wrote:Alex Roy & Alan Caves used to do a double act that went down a treat


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As long as you didn't get talking to Alex

This is a rule to live by for all occasions [FLUSHED FACE]


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Alex Roy & Alan Caves used to do a double act that went down a treat


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It is unlucky.....but if he was only one or two spaces off gaining a card at QS he could have played every pro tour event couldn't he...they're never that full that one or two reserves would miss out....he could have played all 6 UK Opens and all the Euro qualifiers as well as Challenge Tour as wel...

I know it's slightly (OK quite a lot) off topic, but Alex Roy has won £16,000 in the last two years since losing his tour card and this is despite only playing in THREE of the six UK Open Qualifiers and TWO of the twenty Players Championship events. I think I am right in saying, he lost his tour car...

stu bousfield is allowed to play, had to choose between main tour or challenge, he choose challenge so he dropped to the bottom of the standby list for pro tour, he took the option to try and win a few games and get some confidence back in his game rather than jump straight back into the pro tour. ...

Wes Newton 2-7 Raymond van Barneveld Dave Chisnall 7-4 Peter Wright Gary Anderson 7-3 Simon Whitlock Adrian Lewis 6-6 Phil Taylor Robert Thornton 4-7 Michael van Gerwen Highest Average - Lewis Lowest Average - Newton Highest Checkout - MVG Tie Break (number of 180s) - 32 Darts wanted if win - 05059 ...

Dave Chisnall 5-7 Robert Thornton Peter Wright 7-3 Wes Newton Raymond van Barneveld 4-7 Gary Anderson Phil Taylor 6-6 Michael van Gerwen Simon Whitlock 4-7 Adrian Lewis Highest Average - Lewis Lowest Average - Newton Highest Checkout - MVG Tie Break (number of 180s) - 32 Darts wanted if win - 05059 ...