cobra wrote:I'm guessing it'll soon be time for some of the q-school wannabes to beg for money on GoFundMe.

They should pretend they're lying in some foreign hospital bed having not bothered to get travel insurance.
Works wonders on the donation front, so I'm told.

Durrant still has a day job (housing manager or something), although these days he clearly earns more from darts every year, so is pretty much a unique case. One would imagine if he quit his job he could more than compensate through extra exbo work without having to worry about moving over to the P...

Jonny Clayton 10 v 7 Krzysztof Ratajski James Wade 10 v 4 Michael Unterbuchner DOUBLE POINTS Gary Anderson 10 v 5 Wesley Harms Michael Smith 7 v 10 Michael van Gerwen 1.Which of the above players will have the lowest checkout percentage-Wesley Harms 2.Which of the above players will achieve the high...

Durrant still has a day job (housing manager or something), although these days he clearly earns more from darts every year, so is pretty much a unique case. One would imagine if he quit his job he could more than compensate through extra exbo work without having to worry about moving over to the PD...

"Well, the media is regularly labelling us as amateurs. Maybe our prize money is lower and some of us are working behind their darts career as well, but that doesn’t mean we are amateurs." Erm, yes it does. If you're not making enough money from darts for it to be your main / only source ...

Whilst I still prefer a simple professional / amateur definition, like Nikki's, I would say if you want to call yourself "semi-professional" you need to show you can regularly achieve at least (let's pick a totally arbitrary number) 20% of your annual income from darts. If you can't do th...

I think the difference between amateur and semi-professional in this case can be broken down to those who travel around chasing points/cash/rankings, and those who go to the odd weekend open where the get together is more important than winning a few games of darts. You Buzz would be an amateur bec...

"Well, the media is regularly labelling us as amateurs. Maybe our prize money is lower and some of us are working behind their darts career as well, but that doesn’t mean we are amateurs." Erm, yes it does. If you're not making enough money from darts for it to be your main / only source ...

"Well, the media is regularly labelling us as amateurs. Maybe our prize money is lower and some of us are working behind their darts career as well, but that doesn’t mean we are amateurs." Erm, yes it does. If you're not making enough money from darts for it to be your main / only source ...

"Well, the media is regularly labelling us as amateurs. Maybe our prize money is lower and some of us are working behind their darts career as well, but that doesn’t mean we are amateurs." Erm, yes it does. If you're not making enough money from darts for it to be your main / only source o...

Stephen Bunting 7 v 10 Dimitri Van den Bergh Gerwyn Price 10 v 4 Josh Payne- DOUBLE POINTS Rob Cross 10 v 7 Mensur Suljovic Peter Wright 10 v 8 Simon Whitlock 1.Which of the above players will have the lowest checkout percentage-Bunting 2.Which of the above players will achieve the highest checkout-...

Perhaps this is a silly question but presumably players in the PDC world championship have to fund their own flights, accommodation, etc?? I think that is the case, but as I saw mentioned elsewhere, the difference there is you can pay your own expenses and don't need a deep run just to have a chanc...

"Interviewers in other countries need molest"

The only one of those "BDO player to get out of the group" odds that is even remotely enticing is Mark McGeeney at 7/4, and I'm far from convinced I'll be having a go at that.

DavidOwen67 wrote:

Ginge wrote:3 minutes.

Seriously, whats the issue?

OK. Now imagine if I wrote the article...........

If it was as well written as this one was, I'd enjoy your effort too.

Thanks for the review. Enjoyed reading it.

Group A Michael van Gerwen Jonny Clayton Joe Murnan Gary Robson Group B Michael Smith Raymond van Barneveld Krzysztof Ratajski Adam Smith-Neale Group C James Wade Mark Webster Keegan Brown Wesley Harms Group D Gary Anderson Ian White Michael Unterbuchner Steve Hine Group E Peter Wright Max Hopp Jim ...

Very good day for Martin Schindler then. Also should see Gilding keep his tour card by remaining in the top 64. Might also qualify for the worlds if Cadby pulls out. I would bet me house on it he is in then. Cadby has pulled out of everything lately so cant see him being in the worlds in the next 6...

Today's the day. I can feel it. Come on Des, show the world you're not totally useless and get this thing announced.

Nice work