Darts!

[JOHNNYAITCH]

DO you think a sturdy handshake is going to hurt someone who is almost certainly pumped on adrenaline at that point?

 

Possibly

 

I am not going to call Phil Taylor a liar

[JOHNNYAITCH]

That's a very interesting interpretation. You have to understand the context here, they're friends, and friends don't give a quick, cool handshake and walk off after an epic match. The most classless thing that happened during the match was Taylor waving to the crowd whilst he was thrashing Barney. And it wasn't by accident that he did it on his way to the board to collect his darts - so Barney could see it. Taylor getting bullied... that's a laugh.. the man who has had it his way for so many years in the PDC (Phil Darts Club).

 

Taylor's story is a load of ****, if it was that simple, how curious that he couldn't talk about it last night... why did he not show the respect he normally would to his friend after the match? No, there's clearly more to it than that. This press release is being used to protect his image, now that he's seen that his actions have been roundly condemned. He certainly didn't seem ashamed last night, smug as usual while chatting with Dave Clarke and Rod Harrington.

 

I notice he's threatened to retire again. How many times is that...... and apparently he has no enthusiasm for darts. Funny how approximately a week ago he was talking about how brilliant his training has been and that this World Title would mean more than any other... He opens his mouth, and a torrent of **** usually follows.

 

Absolutely brilliant and championship winning gamesmanship form Taylor

[JOHNNYAITCH]

Yet again The Power rams the comments of all those ******ers that slate him and sl*g him off back down their throats - GENIUS!

 

To win 5 sets in a row to come from 4-2 down to win 7-4 is absolutely stunning

[Warren]

Excellent win. I can't ever become a darts fan, but one has to respect the ability to handle pressure because there is very little margin for error in hitting doubles and trebles etc. It is a bit like snooker and golf in that sense.