Sunday, January 28, 2007
Saturday, January 27, 2007
Home Practise 180 (13)
180 hit home practise on 24th Jan been a bit slack on Darts side and web posting through some minor hic-cups but.
But watch out i'm going to kill this year..
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Sunday, January 14, 2007
Phil is PDC's no1 (whats new !!!)
PHIL TAYLOR has been crowned as the PDC's Player of the Year at a glittering awards ceremony in London.The Professional Darts Corporation held their inaugural Awards Dinner at the prestigious Dorchester Hotel on London's Park Lane on Tuesday evening.Leading players in the sport were joined by officials, sponsors and invited guests for the gala evening, with Taylor scooping the biggest prize of the night following another phenomenal year of success
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Saturday, January 13, 2007
Practise at Hillary Club 180 (12)
Played at Hilary club with Kevin and Alvyn on the pub board.
Alvyn was on fire and hit 4 180s in 3 hours practise. In the one leg Alvyn hit a 180 and I managed to reply 2 throws later with a 180, he closed on 64 leaving me still on 113. Kevin also had a fantastic leg and managed to close a game in 13 darts again'st Alvyn..
Anyway we had a good 3 hours practise today.
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Wednesday, January 10, 2007
Home Practise 180 (11)
Been burning the candle at both ends so only put in just over an hours practise tonight.and well i managed to hit one. Well an early night to night yeah 10:30pm is very early for me. Tomorrow morning i will get up early and put in another 45 mins before i go to work.
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Tuesday, January 09, 2007
Monday, January 08, 2007
SA Masters 2006 Phil 'the power' Taylor was there
Phil Taylor played again'st the top 8 SA players in an exhibition match at the SA Masters held at the Emperors Palace in JHB in October last year . I was there and managed to get the autograph of the Greatest Darts Player ever.
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My darts shirt ... World Cup 99 .. Price:- Priceless
World Cup 1999 was held in Durban and i was fortunate enough to be there. So I wanted autographs from the top Dart players and i had nothing for them to sign so i got them to sign my Natal Central Shirt.
I got the Top SA players to sign the front of my shirt; signed my the likes of WYNAND HAVENGA, CHRIS HARDING HILL, FRANCOIS de VILLIERS & ROSHNN SULIVAN.
the back of my shirt was signed by top international players;
the current world Champion RAYMOND van BARNAVELD, MERVYN KING UK#1, ANDY 'the viking' Fordham, STEVE BROWN US #1, JOHN PART, JAMIE HARVEY
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Home Practise 180 (6)
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Friday, January 05, 2007
Queensburgh Darts Hall
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180 (4) & (5) @ Queensburgh
These two posts were of yesterdays darts : 4 Jan 2007
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180 (3) Queensburgh
Yesterday : 4 Jan 2007 No 3 for the year practising at Queensburgh
and as you can see i bought new flights .. thought i would try the dimplex flights
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Wednesday, January 03, 2007
My first 180 in 2007
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Tuesday, January 02, 2007
Wynand Havenga gets knocked out in 3rd round in World Championships
DARREN WEBSTER romped into the Ladbrokes.com World Darts Championship quarter-finals with a 4-2 win over South African Wynand Havenga. The Norwich thrower had only ever appeared twice on television before this tournament, but is now facing the prospect of a clash with Phil Taylor or Chris Mason at the last eight stage and a record pay-day of £12,500. The 38-year-old produced some superb darts in taking six of the first seven legs for a two-set lead. His second set, in particular, was superb, following a 13-darter with two 112 finishes to average 105 for the three legs. Webster also led 2-0 in set three before Havenga took out 95 to respond and the next two legs to pull back the game to 2-1. He then levelled matters with a 13-darter, which included his third 180 of the match, in the final leg of the fourth set. Webster took three legs in a row to win the fifth set without reply and move to within one of the match, before a 14-darter from Havenga gave him the lead in the next. The Emperors Palace South African Masters champion was then punished for missed doubles in the second set, before a 14-darter from Webster put him 2-1 up. Havenga then paid the ultimate price for three missed darts to stay in the contest, with Webster finally landing the killer blow with double ten on his final dart to seal victory. "It's brilliant," said Webster. "I've always believed I could do this but it's about being used to the televised stage. "I can go up about ten or fifteen points in my average and I will need to in the quarter-finals. I will need to play like I did in the second set throughout! "I started lovely and had to try and keep my composure. At 2-0 in the third set I thought I was there and suddenly my hands started sweating. "Wynand got into his game then and wasn't missing much but I knew if I could get to the doubles I would take them." Havenga overcame Steve Maish and Peter Manley in his Circus Tavern debut, and he said: "It's been a great experience for me and I'll be back. "I'll be trying to qualify again next year and this has given me lots of confidence."
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'the bulldog' website
Sorry guys !!
'the bulldog' website is under major reconstruction i am hoping it will be finished (well a website is never finished) but should be basically done by the 7th of Jan 2007..
If you have any ideas or comments please feel free to post here :P
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POST my 180's
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