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Public Area => Taxi Talk => Topic started by: Taxi driver42 on January 04, 2024, 01:11:54 pm
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Felt sorry for the little guy but he do it next yr I'd say
He's the oldest16 I'd ever seen
Runner up money will buy lots of sweets in the school shop for him
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Poor fucker won't get served in his local now.... probably been a regular for the last 4 years!
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Poor fucker won't get served in his local now.... probably been a regular for the last 4 years!
No stranger to a pizza or a Ham omelette by all accounts.
His inspiration, Jocky Wilson:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sagkHJ_zxDE (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sagkHJ_zxDE) rofl
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Gas the way they call it a sport, snooker as well,................. an' what about that cricket, but at least they have a pitch.
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Gas the way they call it a sport, snooker as well,................. an' what about that cricket, but at least they have a pitch.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vqxXNZcIdwM (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vqxXNZcIdwM)
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He might be another Emma Radichiu who won the US Tennis Open three years ago and hasent won a match since .We might never hear of him again ..He was beaten like a rented Mule by the Champ .
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He might be another Emma Radichiu who won the US Tennis Open three years ago and hasent won a match since .We might never hear of him again ..He was beaten like a rented Mule by the Champ .
Bit harsh. He's 16
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He might be another Emma Radichiu who won the US Tennis Open three years ago and hasent won a match since .We might never hear of him again ..He was beaten like a rented Mule by the Champ .
Bit harsh. He's 16
I thought they couldn't name him because he's under 18.
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Little Luke just hit a 9 darter... in the first leg of 1/4 final of the Bahrain Open, vs Nathan Aspinall.
Live on ITV4
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Saw him he's doing great
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Little Luke just hit a 9 darter... in the first leg of 1/4 final of the Bahrain Open, vs Nathan Aspinall.
Live on ITV4
I still have John Lowe's nine-darter on videotape. I think I have Paul Lim's too.
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To be fair neither of them were 16 - allegedly, Mrs. Catcher doesn't believe a word of that!
Anywaysanall, it was some return from finishing 2nd in his first World Championship. Technically, I guess that was the first leg he played live on British TV... 'cos ITV moved Thursday's (day one) play to ITVX to accommodate such time critical programmes as Heartbeat on ITV3! However, it was live on German TV (DAZN 2) which I watched via my IPTV subscription. It was a bit like watching the racing on TG4 as coverage switched from German to English at will. Needless to say the lovely Emma Paton made no attempt to converse in German.... she remembers who won the war!
I'll not mention who won outright as it's being replayed on ITV4 as I type... well worth a watch though!
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To be fair neither of them were 16 - allegedly, Mrs. Catcher doesn't believe a word of that!
Anywaysanall, it was some return from finishing 2nd in his first World Championship. Technically, I guess that was the first leg he played live on British TV... 'cos ITV moved Thursday's (day one) play to ITVX to accommodate such time critical programmes as Heartbeat on ITV3! However, it was live on German TV (DAZN 2) which I watched via my IPTV subscription. It was a bit like watching the racing on TG4 as coverage switched from German to English at will. Needless to say the lovely Emma Paton made no attempt to converse in German.... she remembers who won the war!
I'll not mention who won outright as it's being replayed on ITV4 as I type... well worth a watch though!
Why do they call it a 'leg' in Darts when most of them can barely walk? 8)
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To be fair neither of them were 16 - allegedly, Mrs. Catcher doesn't believe a word of that!
Anywaysanall, it was some return from finishing 2nd in his first World Championship. Technically, I guess that was the first leg he played live on British TV... 'cos ITV moved Thursday's (day one) play to ITVX to accommodate such time critical programmes as Heartbeat on ITV3! However, it was live on German TV (DAZN 2) which I watched via my IPTV subscription. It was a bit like watching the racing on TG4 as coverage switched from German to English at will. Needless to say the lovely Emma Paton made no attempt to converse in German.... she remembers who won the war!
I'll not mention who won outright as it's being replayed on ITV4 as I type... well worth a watch though!
You do enjoy your darts Stephen, I can't seem to get anyway interested in any type of sport these days, I tried the women's footie, that was some drama scene and pissed me off ALL womens sports fer life, after so many years involved in every type of sport today everything seems a bit of a busman's holiday.
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Women's weightlifting is worth a watch these days, they really do work their bollocks off:
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9715431/Tokyo-Olympics-Transgender-weightlifter-Laurel-Hubbards-former-male-classmates-break-silence.html (https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9715431/Tokyo-Olympics-Transgender-weightlifter-Laurel-Hubbards-former-male-classmates-break-silence.html)
(https://i.postimg.cc/tgtN0864/Laurel.jpg) (https://postimg.cc/NyFHmJb3) 8)
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I used to be quite sporting, Ken... back when we had a decent poker game in my local. To be honest them world series events don't generally have much appeal but I'd half watch them if they're on kinda thing. IMO, there's far too much darts on telly these days apart from the summer break. I'll take the weekend off to watch the UK Open at the start of March - might have a euro or two on Bunting and/or Dobey if the price is right - and I'll probably watch the premier league of a Thursday when that starts next month even though I don't particularly like the new format. My favourite tournament is the Players Championship Finals in November which I've attended a couple of times in Minehead and I used to like the World Grand Prix in Citywest (double in in Dublin) in October but that's gone since COVID '19... ah well...