Jeffrey de Zwaan's Golden Ticket. Seems like only yesterday ffs.tungsten tossers wrote:De Zwaan won his first four rounds 20-1 in legs
He only lost 7 in seven matches on his way to the final.
Wonder what Cadby thinks of all this, he was looking even more promising earlier on in the seasonRogg wrote:Jeffrey de Zwaan's Golden Ticket. Seems like only yesterday ffs.tungsten tossers wrote:De Zwaan won his first four rounds 20-1 in legs
He only lost 7 in seven matches on his way to the final.
He beat van Duijvenbode in that Euro QS final on Day 1. Some Cadbyesque card grab and now he's one of the same 8 players all the time. A strange and happy story.
He'd surely be back over in the UK if he didn't have a criminal record.thegentle wrote:Wonder what Cadby thinks of all this, he was looking even more promising earlier on in the seasonRogg wrote:Jeffrey de Zwaan's Golden Ticket. Seems like only yesterday ffs.tungsten tossers wrote:De Zwaan won his first four rounds 20-1 in legs
He only lost 7 in seven matches on his way to the final.
He beat van Duijvenbode in that Euro QS final on Day 1. Some Cadbyesque card grab and now he's one of the same 8 players all the time. A strange and happy story.
Can you elaborate?Fiss Plaps wrote:He'd surely be back over in the UK if he didn't have a criminal record.thegentle wrote:Wonder what Cadby thinks of all this, he was looking even more promising earlier on in the seasonRogg wrote:Jeffrey de Zwaan's Golden Ticket. Seems like only yesterday ffs.tungsten tossers wrote:De Zwaan won his first four rounds 20-1 in legs
He only lost 7 in seven matches on his way to the final.
He beat van Duijvenbode in that Euro QS final on Day 1. Some Cadbyesque card grab and now he's one of the same 8 players all the time. A strange and happy story.
Cadby has visa problems and that's why he isn't back to the UK yet. Probably his criminal record is the reason for him not getting a visa. Of course this is a rumour as his management won't admit it, but most likely this is the case.DartJack Horseman wrote:Can you elaborate?Fiss Plaps wrote:He'd surely be back over in the UK if he didn't have a criminal record.thegentle wrote:Wonder what Cadby thinks of all this, he was looking even more promising earlier on in the seasonRogg wrote:Jeffrey de Zwaan's Golden Ticket. Seems like only yesterday ffs.tungsten tossers wrote:De Zwaan won his first four rounds 20-1 in legs
He only lost 7 in seven matches on his way to the final.
He beat van Duijvenbode in that Euro QS final on Day 1. Some Cadbyesque card grab and now he's one of the same 8 players all the time. A strange and happy story.
He must stay in Australia for 6 months of every year or what?
https://www.theadvocate.com.au/story/31 ... o-custody/DartJack Horseman wrote:Can you elaborate?Fiss Plaps wrote:He'd surely be back over in the UK if he didn't have a criminal record.
He must stay in Australia for 6 months of every year or what?
Visa rumours, ok thanksThe Thorn wrote: Cadby has visa problems and that's why he isn't back to the UK yet. Probably his criminal record is the reason for him not getting a visa. Of course this is a rumour as his management won't admit it, but most likely this is the case.
Thanks but I read this earlier, it's an old article, thought he made some community service (or whatever it is called, when you clean the streetsFiss Plaps wrote:https://www.theadvocate.com.au/story/31 ... o-custody/DartJack Horseman wrote:Can you elaborate?Fiss Plaps wrote:He'd surely be back over in the UK if he didn't have a criminal record.
He must stay in Australia for 6 months of every year or what?
) and that this was over. Greipel's mate The World Master trying to win a tour card, there. No spoilers.Greipel wrote:Menzies and Jeff Smith out again.
Only Joyce and Hughes remains of the main switchers. All in the last 32.
Hughes-Tabern
Smith-Neale is there too, come on Adam.
Rogg wrote:Greipel's mate The World Master trying to win a tour card, there. No spoilers.Greipel wrote:Menzies and Jeff Smith out again.
Only Joyce and Hughes remains of the main switchers. All in the last 32.
Hughes-Tabern
Smith-Neale is there too, come on Adam.
No doubt about that. Aspinall, De Zwaan, Noppert, Joyce, Clemens etc. And the cunt Cadby who we'll never see again.
Even Robert Owen reached the semi-final at the last UK Open, and Pallett, Ratajski and Hughes didn't even win a tour card!
And of course so was Aspinall! Failed to keep his after the two years and then failed at Q-School in 2017 (though he'd have a decent year without a tour card), whereas de Zwaan lost his a year later and won it back immediatelyZeyes wrote: ↑Mon Mar 04, 2019 3:13 pm By the numbers 2015 is close, although that year's Q School had much less inspiring names at the top: Boulton, de Zwaan, Green, Norris, O'Connor, Petersen into the top 64 after one year, Dobey, Wattimena and West after two. Van den Bergh was a 2015 guy, too, but his card came from the Youth Tour of course.
