Paddy McGinty wrote:If a man lies with a male as with a woman, both of them have committed an abomination; they shall surely be put to death; their blood is upon them.
Leviticus 20:13
An honest witness does not deceive, but a false witness pours out lies.
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Paddy McGinty wrote:If a man lies with a male as with a woman, both of them have committed an abomination; they shall surely be put to death; their blood is upon them.
Leviticus 20:13
An honest witness does not deceive, but a false witness pours out lies.
Proverbs 14:5
Paddy McGinty wrote:If a man lies with a male as with a woman, both of them have committed an abomination; they shall surely be put to death; their blood is upon them.
Leviticus 20:13
An honest witness does not deceive, but a false witness pours out lies.
Proverbs 14:5
Bram_1900 wrote:Greebe on the brink of qualifying is just funny
Why?
Going up and forth between the BDO and PDC in a tme when there wasnt such a thing as the challenge tour. Crossing the bridge was punished with a non-competitive period at the other side. I think it slowed down his progress and he would have been much further if he would have stayed at one side for a longer period of time. So thats why its funny that after all he might qualify for his first WC at the BDO.
Bram_1900 wrote:Greebe on the brink of qualifying is just funny
Why?
Going up and forth between the BDO and PDC in a tme when there wasnt such a thing as the challenge tour. Crossing the bridge was punished with a non-competitive period at the other side. I think it slowed down his progress and he would have been much further if he would have stayed at one side for a longer period of time. So thats why its funny that after all he might qualify for his first WC at the BDO.
Wasn't he banned from the pdc because he didn't pay a fine?
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Bram_1900 wrote:Greebe on the brink of qualifying is just funny
Why?
Going up and forth between the BDO and PDC in a tme when there wasnt such a thing as the challenge tour. Crossing the bridge was punished with a non-competitive period at the other side. I think it slowed down his progress and he would have been much further if he would have stayed at one side for a longer period of time. So thats why its funny that after all he might qualify for his first WC at the BDO.
Wasn't he banned from the pdc because he didn't pay a fine?
One of a few playing BDO because of fines accrued in the PDC
Bram_1900 wrote:Greebe on the brink of qualifying is just funny
Why?
Going up and forth between the BDO and PDC in a tme when there wasnt such a thing as the challenge tour. Crossing the bridge was punished with a non-competitive period at the other side. I think it slowed down his progress and he would have been much further if he would have stayed at one side for a longer period of time. So thats why its funny that after all he might qualify for his first WC at the BDO.
Wasn't he banned from the pdc because he didn't pay a fine?
One of a few playing BDO because of fines accrued in the PDC
Always thought that Toon never really realised his potential - would be good to see him progress in the BDO
Rankings after a welsh Open already qualified Would be debutants
1 Mark McGeeney (England) 279 2 Glen Durrant (England) 278 (10)
3 Scott Mitchell (England) 254
4 Jamie Hughes (England) 249
5 Geert de Vos (Belgium) 206
6 Darius Labanauskas (Lithuania) 198
7 = Ross Montgomery (Scotland) 187
7 = Willem Mandigers (Netherlands) 187 9 Darryl Fitton (England) 180 10 Andy Baetens (Belgium) 178
11 Jim Williams (Wales) 177 12 Danny Noppert (Netherlands) 165 13 = Daniel Day (England) 161
13 = Wesley Harms (Netherlands) 161
15 Martin Adams (England) 160
16 Martin Phillips (Wales) 158
17 Richard Veenstra (Netherlands) 154
18 Dean Reynolds (Wales) 152
19 Wayne Warren (Wales) 149 20 Kyle McKinstry (Northern Ireland) 142
21 Gary Robson (England) 140 22 Scott Waites (England) 137
23 Conan Whitehead (England) 136
24 James Hurrell (England) 134 25 Yoeri Duijster (Netherlands) 124
26 = David Cameron (Canada) 120
26 = Jeff Smith (Canada) 120
28 Nick Kenny (Wales) 115
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29 Martin Atkins (England) 113
30 Davy van Baelen (Belgium) 112
31 Toon Greebe (Netherlands) 105
32 = Krzysztof Ratajski (Poland) 100
32 = Richie Edwards (Wales) 100
32 = Scott Baker (England) 100
32 = Wouter Vaes (Netherlands) 100
36 Bradley Kirk (England) 98
37 Joe Chaney (USA) 94
38 Cameron Menzies (Scotland) 89
39 = Andy Fordham (England) 83
39 = Jeffrey Sparidaans (Netherlands) 83
Players currently in top 27/28 not included
B & S- Dennis Nilsson (Sweden)
British Isles- Cameron Menzies (Scotland)
Canada- Adam Stella
Eastern Europe- Umit Uygunsozlu (Turkey)
New Zealand- Craig Caldwell
USA- Joe Chaney
Western Europe- Davy van Baelen (Belgium)
Australia and Japan dont have a BDO official ranking table
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TheMoron1985 wrote:
hogen beat anderson and lewis at reebok. lost to duzza at lkaey/ this year.
You do realise the UK Open hasn't been at The Reebok for 4 years?
And that Hogan had a couple of good wins before losing to the big PDC name Gerwyn Price?
Who is this cretin?
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In the mens rankings. Do they take the 8 players out who are already qualified. & the rest all move up places ? Not sure how it works. Be gutted for Martin Atkins if he misses out by a few points over the cock up with entries in Denmark
masticman wrote:In the mens rankings. Do they take the 8 players out who are already qualified. & the rest all move up places ? Not sure how it works. Be gutted for Martin Atkins if he misses out by a few points over the cock up with entries in Denmark
Yes it's the exempt players (6 of them) plus the next highest 21. Oche has also included 28th but he will only get in if the Masters winner has already qualified.
Out of interest how many of these women are under 30? You would have thought with the increased coverage the women have had over the last few years etc there would be quite a few new faces challenging, more so than on the men's side as the player pool hasn't been as big.
