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sennafan24 wrote:

HalloweenJack wrote: ↑Mon Jun 20, 2022 7:12 pm Good to see Jim Williams on that list Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I like you. You know that.

But for the love of god, get some new material ffs.

Or fuck off

Hard to disagree with.

sennafan24 wrote:

HalloweenJack wrote: ↑Mon Jun 20, 2022 7:12 pm Good to see Jim Williams on that list Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I like you. You know that.

But for the love of god, get some new material ffs.

I’m serious, I like Jim Williams. That post wasn’t made just to get a rise from you.
I bet Malt likes him as well.


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HalloweenJack wrote: ↑Mon Jun 20, 2022 9:56 pm

sennafan24 wrote:

HalloweenJack wrote: ↑Mon Jun 20, 2022 7:12 pm Good to see Jim Williams on that list Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I like you. You know that. But for the love of god, get some new material ffs.

I’m serious, I like Jim Williams. That post wasn’t made just to get a rise from you. I bet Malt likes him as well. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Not really lol, he just doesn't give a fuck and it's frustrating don't have anything against him though. He's showed he's a really good player this year as well tbf, I thought he may struggle

RJR is now provisionally in the top 64 (albeit very precariously as he's only just inside the Grand Prix atm), which pushes Scott Mitchell into 65th, and Steve Beaton one step closer to the glue factory. Mildly surprised at Ally Pally 9 dart hero Willie Borland being on the precipice too, ditto also bright young thing Lewy Williams and cockroachy jobber Ron Meulenkamp

thegentle wrote: ↑Sun Jul 03, 2022 10:34 pm RJR is now provisionally in the top 64 (albeit very precariously as he's only just inside the Grand Prix atm), which pushes Scott Mitchell into 65th, and Steve Beaton one step closer to the glue factory. Mildly surprised at Ally Pally 9 dart hero Willie Borland being on the precipice too, ditto also bright young thing Lewy Williams and cockroachy jobber Ron Meulenkamp

Mitchell needs a resurgence. He's definitely good enough to be on the tour

Wondering how often a single win at the Worlds has been a tour card saver. Mitchell's nightmare performance at Ally Pally could end up being the difference here.

Actually started off quite well, but his form has absolutely fallen off a cliff, it's hard to see him staying on tour

He's been decent enough recently, his averages in his last few matches

87.12
102.77
98.63
99.29
100.70
80.97
93.08

Some very good performances in there

Rogg wrote:Wondering how often a single win at the Worlds has been a tour card saver. Mitchell's nightmare performance at Ally Pally could end up being the difference here.

Mike de Decker was the guy last year, which was more notable for the fact that he was a reserve for tournament in the first place (albeit it wasn't surprising that he got the nod given the state of the world at the time...)

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Ryan Meikle too, he'd have been toast had he not beaten a literal child

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Duzza looking a dead cert to lose his card too

68th in the Tour card race OOM

thegentle wrote: ↑Sun Jul 03, 2022 10:34 pm which pushes Scott Mitchell into 65th,

tungsten tossers wrote: ↑Mon Jul 04, 2022 7:46 am Duzza looking a dead cert to lose his card too 68th in the Tour card race OOM

He will be at the Circus Tavern as a wildcard for the 2023 World Seniors

I bet

Duzza going to be hard pressed to be sitting on 50k be years end. Some effort to collapse so far in less than 24 months

Durrant, Mitchell, Beaton all straight onto the Seniors next year then

DeepFriedRat wrote: ↑Mon Jul 04, 2022 1:19 pm Durrant, Mitchell, Beaton all straight onto the Seniors next year then

Beaton will still have his card

I think Mitchell will just survive. Durrant will be playing on the World Seniors Tour & Live League next year

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2 Michael Smith 531
3 Gerwyn Price 520
4 Michael van Gerwen 435.75
5 James Wade 406.75
6 Rob Cross 381.25
7 Luke Humphries 378
8 Jonny Clayton 374.75
9 Danny Noppert 323
10 Ryan Searle 287.75
11 Jose de Sousa 263.25
12 Joe Cullen 255.75
13 Nathan Aspinall 242.5
14 Damon Heta 238.5
15 Dimitri Van den Bergh 237
16 Krzysztof Ratajski 222
17 Dirk van Duijvenbode 221.75
18 Callan Rydz 218
19 Gary Anderson 211.5
20 Dave Chisnall 188.5
21 Brendan Dolan 184
22 Stephen Bunting 173
23 Gabriel Clemens 169.5
24 Chris Dobey 168
25 Daryl Gurney 167
26 Mervyn King 153
27 Vincent van der Voort 138.75
28 Ross Smith 134.5
29 Martin Schindler 132.25
30 Kim Huybrechts 126.25
31 Mensur Suljovic 124.5
32 Ian White 106.25
33 Ricky Evans 105
34 Martijn Kleermaker 101
35 Madars Razma 99.5
36 Keane Barry 98.75
37 Simon Whitlock 94.75
38 Adrian Lewis 91.75
39 Ryan Joyce 87.5
40 William O'Connor 87
41 Martin Lukeman 84.5
42 Alan Soutar 84
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47 Ryan Meikle 66.75
48 Devon Petersen 65
49 Florian Hempel 63.5
50 Jermaine Wattimena 61.25
51 Boris Krcmar 60
52 Darius Labanauskas 59.75
53 Jamie Hughes 56.5
54 Joe Murnan 56.25
55 Adam Gawlas 56
56 Steve Lennon 55.75
57 Rowby-John Rodriguez 55.5
58 Scott Williams 54.75
59 Maik Kuivenhoven 54
60 Lewy Williams 50.5
61 Ron Meulenkamp 50.5
62 Steve Beaton 50.25
63 Mike De Decker 47
64 William Borland 46.75
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65 Scott Mitchell 45.75
66 Jim Williams 43
67 Jeff Smith 41.75
68 Glen Durrant 41.5
69 Adam Hunt 40.75
70 Jason Lowe 40.75

Lewis should be ashamed of himself, fat cunt should be in his prime,. Waste of space.

shenmue wrote: ↑Mon Jul 04, 2022 4:10 pm Lewis should be ashamed of himself, fat cunt should be in his prime,. Waste of space.

True.