2018 PDC World Championship- Alexandra Palace, London-14th December 2017- 1st January 2018
Re: 2018 PDC World Championship- Alexandra Palace, London-14th December 2017- 1st January 2018
I get it gaz, you want to surround yourself with people who agree with everything you type and anyone with independent thought will be forbidden from joining.
It's an extension of the comments on your blog which were inexplicably turned off as soon as they disagreed with you.
It's an extension of the comments on your blog which were inexplicably turned off as soon as they disagreed with you.
21st April 2016 7:01amGinge wrote:the cancer has been cut from the BDO
Re: 2018 PDC World Championship- Alexandra Palace, London-14th December 2017- 1st January 2018
The irony being if the polls on here were adhered to then Garry would be off pre mod and i'd be a mod, my first act would be to ban the fool
"it's the same trolls spouting the same crap every other post.... you have to be some kind of sad act to watch nearly 8 hours of darts a day for 9 days just to post about how crap it is"
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Re: 2018 PDC World Championship- Alexandra Palace, London-14th December 2017- 1st January 2018
The system won't allow a mod to ban himselfifm wrote:The irony being if the polls on here were adhered to then Garry would be off pre mod and i'd be a mod, my first act would be to ban the fool
21st April 2016 7:01amGinge wrote:the cancer has been cut from the BDO
Re: 2018 PDC World Championship- Alexandra Palace, London-14th December 2017- 1st January 2018
Can't block fools eithernikkiboy wrote:The system won't allow a mod to ban himselfifm wrote:The irony being if the polls on here were adhered to then Garry would be off pre mod and i'd be a mod, my first act would be to ban the fool
"it's the same trolls spouting the same crap every other post.... you have to be some kind of sad act to watch nearly 8 hours of darts a day for 9 days just to post about how crap it is"
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Yes but it's only a £3 admin fee so it's ok.BlueSpark wrote:I see tickets on Viagogo for the final are £132 cheapest or £179 on the tables.
Not a chance would I pay that.
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Viagogo are a joke.Rout wrote:Yes but it's only a £3 admin fee so it's ok.BlueSpark wrote:I see tickets on Viagogo for the final are £132 cheapest or £179 on the tables.
Not a chance would I pay that.
No chance I would be buying vastly over priced tickets off there.
Unfortunately, all tickets appear to be sold out for all sessions, so you have no choice but to pay over the odds for fan to fan resale ones.
I agree with what you have been saying in principle Rout, gone are the days when it was first come first served on all tickets.
Halcyon days.
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Just a slight ammendment...BlueSpark wrote:but to pay over the odds for tout to fan resale ones.Rout wrote:Yes but it's only a £3 admin fee so it's ok.BlueSpark wrote:I see tickets on Viagogo for the final are £132 cheapest or £179 on the tables.
Not a chance would I pay that.
They just need to ban them being sold for a profit imo.
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I agree.Rout wrote:Just a slight ammendment...BlueSpark wrote:but to pay over the odds for tout to fan resale ones.Rout wrote:Yes but it's only a £3 admin fee so it's ok.BlueSpark wrote:I see tickets on Viagogo for the final are £132 cheapest or £179 on the tables.
Not a chance would I pay that.
They just need to ban them being sold for a profit imo.
I see not many other posters are the same, but nevertheless, I agree.
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Re: 2018 PDC World Championship- Alexandra Palace, London-14th December 2017- 1st January 2018
Esaier and cheaper to just watch at home
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Re: 2018 PDC World Championship- Alexandra Palace, London-14th December 2017- 1st January 2018
A SOUTH & Central American Qualifier will be held in Brazil next month for a player to win a spot in the 2017/2018 William Hill World Darts Championship.
The knockout will be open to players from 30 countries across South and Central America, and comes following the success of the inaugural Brazil team at the World Cup of Darts in June.
Diogo Portela - the UK-based Brazilian who is competing on the PDC circuit - was joined by fellow countryman Alexandre Sattin (pictured) in Frankfurt, with the pair defeating Switzerland before losing out to Germany.
A number of players from the region have previously competed in the World Championship, notably Guyana's Norman Madhoo and Sudesh Fitzgerald and Barbados' Anthony Forde and Winston Cadogan.
The Qualifier will be held on Saturday September 23 at the Girasol Plaza Hotel in Palmas in the Tocantins area of Brazil.
Entry Fee: $75 with entry deadline of Saturday September 9.
For further information, contact jdbdardosbrasil@gmail.com
Eligible Countries:
South America: Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, French Guiana, Guyana, Paraguay, Peru, Suriname, Uruguay, Venezuela
Central America: Bahamas, Barbados, Belize, Costa Rica, Cuba, Dominia, El Salvador, Granada, Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Jamaica, Nicaragua, Panama, Dominican Republic, St Lucia, Trinidad & Tobago
Hotel Information:
Single Room – From R$469 per R$ 179 (around £45) per night
Double Room – From R$ 521 per R$ 199 (around £50) per night
For further information, contact jdbdardosbrasil@gmail.com
Prize Money
Winner receives place in William Hill World Darts Championship
Runner-up $1,000
Semi-Finalists $400
Quarter-Finalists $200
The knockout will be open to players from 30 countries across South and Central America, and comes following the success of the inaugural Brazil team at the World Cup of Darts in June.
Diogo Portela - the UK-based Brazilian who is competing on the PDC circuit - was joined by fellow countryman Alexandre Sattin (pictured) in Frankfurt, with the pair defeating Switzerland before losing out to Germany.
A number of players from the region have previously competed in the World Championship, notably Guyana's Norman Madhoo and Sudesh Fitzgerald and Barbados' Anthony Forde and Winston Cadogan.
The Qualifier will be held on Saturday September 23 at the Girasol Plaza Hotel in Palmas in the Tocantins area of Brazil.
Entry Fee: $75 with entry deadline of Saturday September 9.
For further information, contact jdbdardosbrasil@gmail.com
Eligible Countries:
South America: Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, French Guiana, Guyana, Paraguay, Peru, Suriname, Uruguay, Venezuela
Central America: Bahamas, Barbados, Belize, Costa Rica, Cuba, Dominia, El Salvador, Granada, Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Jamaica, Nicaragua, Panama, Dominican Republic, St Lucia, Trinidad & Tobago
Hotel Information:
Single Room – From R$469 per R$ 179 (around £45) per night
Double Room – From R$ 521 per R$ 199 (around £50) per night
For further information, contact jdbdardosbrasil@gmail.com
Prize Money
Winner receives place in William Hill World Darts Championship
Runner-up $1,000
Semi-Finalists $400
Quarter-Finalists $200
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Re: 2018 PDC World Championship- Alexandra Palace, London-14th December 2017- 1st January 2018
Sorry to be a pedant, but didn't some of the Caribbean players enter the North American qualifier? Not knowing that this would take place? Are they still going to be eligible?
Re: 2018 PDC World Championship- Alexandra Palace, London-14th December 2017- 1st January 2018
Why can't any Falkland Islanders enter this ?
Re: 2018 PDC World Championship- Alexandra Palace, London-14th December 2017- 1st January 2018
Well geographically they should be able to, I wonder if it's because it's classed as a British protectorate?el_ringo wrote:Why can't any Falkland Islanders enter this ?
21st April 2016 7:01amGinge wrote:the cancer has been cut from the BDO
Re: 2018 PDC World Championship- Alexandra Palace, London-14th December 2017- 1st January 2018
No its because the PDC have forgotten about them and the PDC are cunts. Or something.nikkiboy wrote:Well geographically they should be able to, I wonder if it's because it's classed as a British protectorate?el_ringo wrote:Why can't any Falkland Islanders enter this ?
Which event can people from Ascencion Island enter?
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Re: 2018 PDC World Championship- Alexandra Palace, London-14th December 2017- 1st January 2018
Also there will be East European Qualification which takes place in Budapest on 30th September. Ratajski is going to attend so we can finish all the discussions about in which championship (PDC or BDO) he prefers to play.
Re: 2018 PDC World Championship- Alexandra Palace, London-14th December 2017- 1st January 2018
Finally, a real WORLD championship ! South America no longer uncharted teritory for darts. It did freakin took a while. The ocean must have been savage.
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Re: 2018 PDC World Championship- Alexandra Palace, London-14th December 2017- 1st January 2018
They've been represented in the past so it is nothing new. If you read the pdc article it even says they've had representatives from the region previouslyChambord wrote:Finally, a real WORLD championship ! South America no longer uncharted teritory for darts. It did freakin took a while. The ocean must have been savage.
Re: 2018 PDC World Championship- Alexandra Palace, London-14th December 2017- 1st January 2018
True. But they dropped it a pretty long while ago so it feels like South America is virgin teritory for darts. All it took was one man from Brazil to win some games on the PDC circuit and they suddenly rediscovered they forgot a continent for far too long. Better late than never.The Jolly Man wrote:They've been represented in the past so it is nothing new. If you read the pdc article it even says they've had representatives from the region previouslyChambord wrote:Finally, a real WORLD championship ! South America no longer uncharted teritory for darts. It did freakin took a while. The ocean must have been savage.
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Did those players get through a South American or North American qualifier?The Jolly Man wrote:They've been represented in the past so it is nothing new. If you read the pdc article it even says they've had representatives from the region previouslyChambord wrote:Finally, a real WORLD championship ! South America no longer uncharted teritory for darts. It did freakin took a while. The ocean must have been savage.
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I believe it was a "Caribbean Qualifier", you usually find Guyana/Suriname/French Guyana (the three little countries at the top of South America) get bundled in with the Caribbean when it comes to sport, and Madhoo was from Guyana.26scored wrote:Did those players get through a South American or North American qualifier?The Jolly Man wrote:They've been represented in the past so it is nothing new. If you read the pdc article it even says they've had representatives from the region previouslyChambord wrote:Finally, a real WORLD championship ! South America no longer uncharted teritory for darts. It did freakin took a while. The ocean must have been savage.
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