Re: 2019 PDC World Championship- Alexandra Palace, London-13th December 2018- 1st January 2019

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Matthew fucking Edgar.

Are Gurney and Chisnall in Wigan by now? THey are on the board but I still expect a no show.
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Bram_1900 wrote:Matthew fekkin Edgar.

Are Gurney and Chisnall in Wigan by now? THey are on the board but I still expect a no show.
Had to register by 4pm, so if they are in the draw, would presume they are there.
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ssjsa wrote:
Bram_1900 wrote:Matthew fekkin Edgar.

Are Gurney and Chisnall in Wigan by now? THey are on the board but I still expect a no show.
Had to register by 4pm, so if they are in the draw, would presume they are there.
They can never have made it by car from Vienna this morning.
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Bram_1900 wrote:
ssjsa wrote:
Bram_1900 wrote:Matthew fekkin Edgar.

Are Gurney and Chisnall in Wigan by now? THey are on the board but I still expect a no show.
Had to register by 4pm, so if they are in the draw, would presume they are there.
They can never have made it by car from Vienna this morning.
They went via Munich, apparently.
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mik252 wrote:So according to Burton, a Martin Schindler vs Dimitri van den Bergh World Youth Championship final means that Mathew Edgar has now qualified for Ally Pally.
Incidentally, this is also good news for Andrew Gilding who is now in pole position to qualify if/when Cadby pulls out.
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Bram_1900 wrote:
ssjsa wrote:
Bram_1900 wrote:Matthew fekkin Edgar.

Are Gurney and Chisnall in Wigan by now? THey are on the board but I still expect a no show.
Had to register by 4pm, so if they are in the draw, would presume they are there.
They can never have made it by car from Vienna this morning.
Posted in the GSOD thread, Gurney must have made it as he got beaten5-3 by Jan Dekker. :grin:
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Bram_1900 wrote:
ssjsa wrote:
Bram_1900 wrote:Matthew fekkin Edgar.

Are Gurney and Chisnall in Wigan by now? THey are on the board but I still expect a no show.
Had to register by 4pm, so if they are in the draw, would presume they are there.
They can never have made it by car from Vienna this morning.
Are they aware that the Wright Bros invented big pointy things that can fly high and move quickly?
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Keep up Danny
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Dannyboy wrote:
Bram_1900 wrote:
ssjsa wrote:
Bram_1900 wrote:Matthew fekkin Edgar.

Are Gurney and Chisnall in Wigan by now? THey are on the board but I still expect a no show.
Had to register by 4pm, so if they are in the draw, would presume they are there.
They can never have made it by car from Vienna this morning.
Are they aware that the Wright Bros invented big pointy things that can fly high and move quickly?
Think I would have rather had one with at least one engine tbh.
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Reinier wrote:Keep up Danny
Yeah I’m +8 7000 miles away and working 60 hrs a week at the moment...
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Tweet from Matt Porter.

As well as the 100+ entries from UK and Irish players for our domestic Women's qualifier for the World Championship, the Rest of the World qualifier is now up to 89 entries made up of players from: Ger, Ned, Gre, Por, Rus, Ita, Jap, Aus, Bel, Cro, Den, Ice, Pol, Swe, Sui
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ssjsa wrote:Tweet from Matt Porter.

As well as the 100+ entries from UK and Irish players for our domestic Women's qualifier for the World Championship, the Rest of the World qualifier is now up to 89 entries made up of players from: Ger, Ned, Gre, Por, Rus, Ita, Jap, Aus, Bel, Cro, Den, Ice, Pol, Swe, Sui
So they are talking some 200 players then. Will be interesting to see the standard across the events and with the take up on this if the PDC look to expand things next year.
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It’s on dartconnect too
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Great turnout will that make pdc think do a 4 weekend tour and world pro
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foggs3355 wrote:Great turnout will that make pdc think do a 4 weekend tour and world pro
Not if the standard is shit, no.
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foggs3355 wrote:Great turnout will that make pdc think do a 4 weekend tour and world pro
This is the PDC. You're asking the wrong question.

Will enough viewers be interested in it, that they can get make money from TV, sponsors and punters?

I don't think they'll do a tour yet. But I do think that these 2 places are the start of _something_.
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phil davies wrote:
1205 wrote:
foggs3355 wrote:Great turnout will that make pdc think do a 4 weekend tour and world pro
This is the PDC. You're asking the wrong question.

Will enough viewers be interested in it, that they can get make money from TV, sponsors and punters?

I don't think they'll do a tour yet. But I do think that these 2 places are the start of _something_.
Hopefully the start of women trying to get tour cards and if not then play the challenge your until one comes through good enough to win one.
Forgive me if I don't hold my breath for the next 120 years whilst I wait for this.
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David Owen being a curmudgeon there
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phil davies wrote:
DavidOwen67 wrote:
phil davies wrote:
1205 wrote:
foggs3355 wrote:Great turnout will that make pdc think do a 4 weekend tour and world pro
This is the PDC. You're asking the wrong question.

Will enough viewers be interested in it, that they can get make money from TV, sponsors and punters?

I don't think they'll do a tour yet. But I do think that these 2 places are the start of _something_.
Hopefully the start of women trying to get tour cards and if not then play the challenge your until one comes through good enough to win one.
Forgive me if I don't hold my breath for the next 120 years whilst I wait for this.
For a women good enough to win a tour card bit extreme :grin:

Think Ashton could win one TBH.
There's definitely worse players than Ashton with a card I'd say. She'd have to hit a bit of form during the q-school days though, definitely won't be easy.
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Well, we have the results of her 3 Challenge Tour weekends to go on. 2 of those sets of results would leave her miles away from the tour card, the third set would give her barely enough Q School points if she were to reach the same rounds there. However, Q School is significantly tougher than a Challenge Tour weekend: 1) The fields are two to three times larger, so one or two extra games to survive in each tournament, 2) unless you're winning a card outright you've got to keep your form for four days rather than two, and 3) the field includes the additional 30-odd players who've just lost their tour cards, so there are a lot more players who are at least borderline main tour-worthy than in a CT field.

There being worse players than Ashton with a card currently is neither here nor there, anyway. The relevant question is if they were worse than her when they won their tour cards.
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