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Obesehead will win both matches easily, cokehead has created a monster with his embarrassing Wolverhampton shithole gift.
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I agree with you. Been a fan of his since I got into darts and in the last 3 years he's had good flashes here and there, I don't think i've seen him look as sharp and confident as he does right now for a long time.JeffLamp wrote: ↑Sun Jan 29, 2023 7:25 pm Hi new on here , first post.
Have often read the posts on here during major competitions.
I've felt that Rob Cross has been heading back towards the player he was in 2017, maybe I'm wrong but he looks better.
Mike Smith certainly gone up a few notches since becoming a major winner and world champ.
A bit of resolve and maturity to compliment his natural talent.
One issue Cross has had in his career so far is that in weekend tournaments he seems to run out of steam by the time he makes the final, hopefully that isn't the case tonight and he goes on and wins it

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Ha ha , yes I've read this forum enough to ' get ' the humour ( I think ) there's some ' in speak ' between regular members which sometimes takes a bit of interpreting (?) But all good humoured.Randall wrote: ↑Sun Jan 29, 2023 7:37 pmWelcome to the forumJeffLamp wrote: ↑Sun Jan 29, 2023 7:25 pm Hi new on here , first post.
Have often read the posts on here during major competitions.
I've felt that Rob Cross has been heading back towards the player he was in 2017, maybe I'm wrong but he looks better.
Mike Smith certainly gone up a few notches since becoming a major winner and world champ.
A bit of resolve and maturity to compliment his natural talent.
Don't worry about the fuck off and die posts
All part of the rich tapestry
I think everyone would be happy to see 2017 Cross back
Thanks
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Most people are utter cunts here who know fuck all about darts.JeffLamp wrote: ↑Sun Jan 29, 2023 7:46 pmHa ha , yes I've read this forum enough to ' get ' the humour ( I think ) there's some ' in speak ' between regular members which sometimes takes a bit of interpreting (?) But all good humoured.Randall wrote: ↑Sun Jan 29, 2023 7:37 pmWelcome to the forumJeffLamp wrote: ↑Sun Jan 29, 2023 7:25 pm Hi new on here , first post.
Have often read the posts on here during major competitions.
I've felt that Rob Cross has been heading back towards the player he was in 2017, maybe I'm wrong but he looks better.
Mike Smith certainly gone up a few notches since becoming a major winner and world champ.
A bit of resolve and maturity to compliment his natural talent.
Don't worry about the fuck off and die posts
All part of the rich tapestry
I think everyone would be happy to see 2017 Cross back
Thanks
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Most of what I post is illegible so I can't say muchJeffLamp wrote: ↑Sun Jan 29, 2023 7:46 pmHa ha , yes I've read this forum enough to ' get ' the humour ( I think ) there's some ' in speak ' between regular members which sometimes takes a bit of interpreting (?) But all good humoured.Randall wrote: ↑Sun Jan 29, 2023 7:37 pmWelcome to the forumJeffLamp wrote: ↑Sun Jan 29, 2023 7:25 pm Hi new on here , first post.
Have often read the posts on here during major competitions.
I've felt that Rob Cross has been heading back towards the player he was in 2017, maybe I'm wrong but he looks better.
Mike Smith certainly gone up a few notches since becoming a major winner and world champ.
A bit of resolve and maturity to compliment his natural talent.
Don't worry about the fuck off and die posts
All part of the rich tapestry
I think everyone would be happy to see 2017 Cross back
Thanks

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Thanks , yes agree. One thing struck me in his rise to the top in 2017 was that he had it ' mentally ' he didn't bottle it under pressure .The Thorn wrote: ↑Sun Jan 29, 2023 7:40 pmWelcome to the forum JeffJeffLamp wrote: ↑Sun Jan 29, 2023 7:25 pm Hi new on here , first post.
Have often read the posts on here during major competitions.
I've felt that Rob Cross has been heading back towards the player he was in 2017, maybe I'm wrong but he looks better.
Mike Smith certainly gone up a few notches since becoming a major winner and world champ.
A bit of resolve and maturity to compliment his natural talent.
Cross has been threatening to get back to that level but never quite delivered on it. I don't think his throw is one of the best. But no doubt he is playing very well right now, I wouldn't be surprised if he won this event tonight. He is the most underrated top player in the PDC
Although he's had his ups and downs since then I don't think he's ever lost his winners mentality when on form.
Smith undoubtedly favourite tonight but as good as he is I can't see him ever having that stoic unbeatable aura of a Taylor or MVG that they had at their very best , despite his talent.
He just doesn't seem that ' tough ' as a character ?
He may prove me wrong.
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That's because Smith is not a total cunt unlike those 2. He's actually a decent guy.JeffLamp wrote: ↑Sun Jan 29, 2023 7:52 pmThanks , yes agree. One thing struck me in his rise to the top in 2017 was that he had it ' mentally ' he didn't bottle it under pressure .The Thorn wrote: ↑Sun Jan 29, 2023 7:40 pmWelcome to the forum JeffJeffLamp wrote: ↑Sun Jan 29, 2023 7:25 pm Hi new on here , first post.
Have often read the posts on here during major competitions.
I've felt that Rob Cross has been heading back towards the player he was in 2017, maybe I'm wrong but he looks better.
Mike Smith certainly gone up a few notches since becoming a major winner and world champ.
A bit of resolve and maturity to compliment his natural talent.
Cross has been threatening to get back to that level but never quite delivered on it. I don't think his throw is one of the best. But no doubt he is playing very well right now, I wouldn't be surprised if he won this event tonight. He is the most underrated top player in the PDC
Although he's had his ups and downs since then I don't think he's ever lost his winners mentality when on form.
Smith undoubtedly favourite tonight but as good as he is I can't see him ever having that stoic unbeatable aura of a Taylor or MVG that they had at their very best , despite his talent.
He just doesn't seem that ' tough ' as a character ?
He may prove me wrong.
As for Cross yes he has always had the bottle, that's how he ground out major wins when no one expected him to. If he can keep this level of darts up he is dangerous at any event. But I'm skeptical of it, I think he will threaten for a few events every year but in others he will be liable to an early exit
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Do you like Family Guy?JeffLamp wrote: ↑Sun Jan 29, 2023 7:46 pmHa ha , yes I've read this forum enough to ' get ' the humour ( I think ) there's some ' in speak ' between regular members which sometimes takes a bit of interpreting (?) But all good humoured.Randall wrote: ↑Sun Jan 29, 2023 7:37 pmWelcome to the forumJeffLamp wrote: ↑Sun Jan 29, 2023 7:25 pm Hi new on here , first post.
Have often read the posts on here during major competitions.
I've felt that Rob Cross has been heading back towards the player he was in 2017, maybe I'm wrong but he looks better.
Mike Smith certainly gone up a few notches since becoming a major winner and world champ.
A bit of resolve and maturity to compliment his natural talent.
Don't worry about the fuck off and die posts
All part of the rich tapestry
I think everyone would be happy to see 2017 Cross back
Thanks
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I have to admit I've enjoy this tournament a lot more than expected.
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Why are you so radical about everything. It's a game of darts and an exbo at that. If he doesn't win it he's still had a good run here
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smith's in a pile of danger here.
dobey looking likely to bag him up and set him out to the curb.
if chris comes back from the break with a rake and a hefty sack, we'll know for sure.
dobey looking likely to bag him up and set him out to the curb.
if chris comes back from the break with a rake and a hefty sack, we'll know for sure.
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was that a "how is he beating me?" I just saw? 

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