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Re: Justin van Tergouw
Good enough you are old enough
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Is the correct answer. This lad seemingly is sticking around until at least the next Lakeside, the worst thing they can do is refuse him to play in the main event if he qualifies for it.oche balboa wrote:Good enough you are old enough
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If anything they should give the youth winner a spot in the main event the year after but that's a different debate.
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you have clearly never watched the olympics.Rout wrote:I think there's a social responsibility that has to be considered. Is it right to put a young child in a situation where they are under immense pressure watched by huge numbers?
elements of social responsibility are you really having a bloody laugh ?
the boy is 16 hes an adult can do what he wants without idiots like you trying to shield him from the big bad world.
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If he was about 12 Rout may have a point.
But he isnt.
Oh and he has already played in front of a worldwide (stop sniggering at the back there!) audience when he played the Lakeside youth final. The BDO cant claim they want to "protect" him from the pressure of a big stage when they already hold their youth final on it.
But he isnt.
Oh and he has already played in front of a worldwide (stop sniggering at the back there!) audience when he played the Lakeside youth final. The BDO cant claim they want to "protect" him from the pressure of a big stage when they already hold their youth final on it.
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Ginge admitting that Lakeside is watched by huge numbers there...........Ginge wrote:They now do the Youth Final at Lakeside so there we are.Rout wrote:I think there's a social responsibility that has to be considered. Is it right to put a young child in a situation where they are under immense pressure watched by huge numbers?
And that's just the youth......
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No your post has made my day Pudds, Ginge finally admitting that Lakeside is watched by huge numbers.....what a great start to the week....Ginge wrote:Anything constructive to add to the debate, Padds?
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Well it was certainly watched by more who will be watching the Frontrunner coverage next monthPaddy McGinty wrote:No your post has made my day Pudds, Ginge finally admitting that Lakeside is watched by huge numbers.....what a great start to the week....Ginge wrote:Anything constructive to add to the debate, Padds?
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Surely social responsibility cant be drawn into it, playing as long as he has I'm sure he is used to spending weekends and evenings with much older people who are all having a beer or six whilst he is on the fizzy pop. And having already played on the big stage why should that be a concern.
If he's good enough he is old enough.
The only issue is alcohol. From experience, playing super league at 14 and then county at 15 it tends to set up up for a love of drink for the rest of your life!!
If he's good enough he is old enough.
The only issue is alcohol. From experience, playing super league at 14 and then county at 15 it tends to set up up for a love of drink for the rest of your life!!
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Does make me lol that the people saying the youths need to be protected are the same people that slate mvg for not winning lakeside when he was 17!
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I have no doubt that the excuse that will be trotted out is that he would be unable to wear the patch of the bookie at Lakeside. This is despite the bookie probably not even have been asked if its OK for one player not to wear it, and also despite that fact that Justin not wearing the patch would actually be positive press for the bookie as it would show they dont force kids to promote their business.ChunkIOW wrote:Surely social responsibility cant be drawn into it, playing as long as he has I'm sure he is used to spending weekends and evenings with much older people who are all having a beer or six whilst he is on the fizzy pop. And having already played on the big stage why should that be a concern.
If he's good enough he is old enough.
The only issue is alcohol. From experience, playing super league at 14 and then county at 15 it tends to set up up for a love of drink for the rest of your life!!
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Indeed, the BDO would have a good opportunity here to show the sport is also for youths. Sponsorship patches can quite easily be changed for him, just something else linked to any of the sponsors that is either more in line with youth or away from beer and bookies, maybe a charity or simply Lakeside. A alcohol sponsor patch could just be changed to a soft drink from the same company, I know a couple of football teams did this with their youth shirts so not advertising beer but still something linked with the main sponsor.Ginge wrote:I have no doubt that the excuse that will be trotted out is that he would be unable to wear the patch of the bookie at Lakeside. This is despite the bookie probably not even have been asked if its OK for one player not to wear it, and also despite that fact that Justin not wearing the patch would actually be positive press for the bookie as it would show they dont force kids to promote their business.ChunkIOW wrote:Surely social responsibility cant be drawn into it, playing as long as he has I'm sure he is used to spending weekends and evenings with much older people who are all having a beer or six whilst he is on the fizzy pop. And having already played on the big stage why should that be a concern.
If he's good enough he is old enough.
The only issue is alcohol. From experience, playing super league at 14 and then county at 15 it tends to set up up for a love of drink for the rest of your life!!
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What patches did Justin and the other kid wear during their Youth final?
Guessing nothing promoting a bookie or an alcoholic beverage.
So there we are then, shows it can be done if one of them happens to make the main draw of the mens event.
Guessing nothing promoting a bookie or an alcoholic beverage.
So there we are then, shows it can be done if one of them happens to make the main draw of the mens event.
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I was speaking in a general sense about having age limits. Not in specific terms relating to one person.
I think 16 is about right as a cut off.
I think 16 is about right as a cut off.
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Is there an age limit specified in any BDO rules?
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Yes there must be as that little girl couldn't play at Lakeside.ChrisW wrote:Is there an age limit specified in any BDO rules?
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Anthony Fleet?Paddy McGinty wrote:Yes there must be as that little girl couldn't play at Lakeside.ChrisW wrote:Is there an age limit specified in any BDO rules?
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Ha Ha - you've not changed then Nik !! Lol.nikkiboy wrote:Ah yes, I remember when I was a kid I dreamed of reaching the top shelf of the supermarket shelf without calling for help or using a ladder. Now I'm fully grown I still have the same fekkin dream.mshaw2 wrote:Remember what it was like to have dreams and aspirations, lads?
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Did you just make a sensible post?The Shank wrote:Does make me lol that the people saying the youths need to be protected are the same people that slate mvg for not winning lakeside when he was 17!
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I often do, or did at least.26scored wrote:Did you just make a sensible post?The Shank wrote:Does make me lol that the people saying the youths need to be protected are the same people that slate mvg for not winning lakeside when he was 17!
Gave up trying when every decent discussion turned into "I hate the pdc".
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