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[Deadshot]

PHOTO: GERWYN PRICE BUYS BEAUTIFUL AUDI AS A GIFT - PLOWS INTO CYCLIST ON WAY HOME IN HOMAGE TO FELLOW WELSH LEGEND DAVID OWEN

https://dartsnews.com/pdc/photo-gerwyn- ... -as-a-gift

[oche balboa]

Interesting

Modus Super Series: A Thrilling Spectacle of Darts Excellence

In the electrifying realm of professional darts, the Modus Super Series stands as a beacon of innovation and captivating competition. This weekly darts tournament, held in a state-of-the-art venue in Portsmouth, England, brings together the world's finest dart throwers, showcasing their exceptional skills and unwavering determination.

The Modus Super Series is not just a darts tournament; it's an immersive experience that engrosses fans and newcomers alike. The tournament's unique format, featuring a combination of individual and team play, adds an extra layer of excitement and strategic depth to the competition.

Each week, the Modus Super Series welcomes a fresh lineup of top-tier darts players, eager to prove their mettle and secure their place among the elite. From seasoned veterans to rising stars, the tournament provides a platform for players to showcase their talents and climb the ranks of the professional darts world.

The Modus Super Series is not only about the players; it's also about the fans. The tournament's organizers have meticulously crafted an atmosphere that immerses spectators in the heart of the action. The venue's vibrant energy, coupled with the players' unwavering focus, creates an unforgettable experience for all who attend.

The tournament's production values further elevate the Modus Super Series to new heights. High-definition cameras capture every dart throw with precision, while expert commentary provides insights into the intricacies of the game. This combination of cutting-edge technology and knowledgeable commentary ensures that fans enjoy the highest quality viewing experience.

The Modus Super Series has quickly established itself as a premier darts tournament, attracting a global audience of passionate fans. The tournament's unique format, electrifying atmosphere, and exceptional production values have set a new standard for professional darts competitions. As the Modus Super Series continues to evolve, it promises to deliver even more thrilling matches and captivating moments for darts enthusiasts worldwide.

[Ross, Bob]

Interesting

Modus Super Series: A Thrilling Spectacle of Darts Excellence

In the electrifying realm of professional darts, the Modus Super Series stands as a beacon of innovation and captivating competition. This weekly darts tournament, held in a state-of-the-art venue in Portsmouth, England, brings together the world's finest dart throwers, showcasing their exceptional skills and unwavering determination.

The Modus Super Series is not just a darts tournament; it's an immersive experience that engrosses fans and newcomers alike. The tournament's unique format, featuring a combination of individual and team play, adds an extra layer of excitement and strategic depth to the competition.

Each week, the Modus Super Series welcomes a fresh lineup of top-tier darts players, eager to prove their mettle and secure their place among the elite. From seasoned veterans to rising stars, the tournament provides a platform for players to showcase their talents and climb the ranks of the professional darts world.

The Modus Super Series is not only about the players; it's also about the fans. The tournament's organizers have meticulously crafted an atmosphere that immerses spectators in the heart of the action. The venue's vibrant energy, coupled with the players' unwavering focus, creates an unforgettable experience for all who attend.

The tournament's production values further elevate the Modus Super Series to new heights. High-definition cameras capture every dart throw with precision, while expert commentary provides insights into the intricacies of the game. This combination of cutting-edge technology and knowledgeable commentary ensures that fans enjoy the highest quality viewing experience.

The Modus Super Series has quickly established itself as a premier darts tournament, attracting a global audience of passionate fans. The tournament's unique format, electrifying atmosphere, and exceptional production values have set a new standard for professional darts competitions. As the Modus Super Series continues to evolve, it promises to deliver even more thrilling matches and captivating moments for darts enthusiasts worldwide.

No it isn't.

[Cooking with Sandra]

Interesting

Modus Super Series: A Thrilling Spectacle of Darts Excellence

In the electrifying realm of professional darts, the Modus Super Series stands as a beacon of innovation and captivating competition. This weekly darts tournament, held in a state-of-the-art venue in Portsmouth, England, brings together the world's finest dart throwers, showcasing their exceptional skills and unwavering determination.

The Modus Super Series is not just a darts tournament; it's an immersive experience that engrosses fans and newcomers alike. The tournament's unique format, featuring a combination of individual and team play, adds an extra layer of excitement and strategic depth to the competition.

Each week, the Modus Super Series welcomes a fresh lineup of top-tier darts players, eager to prove their mettle and secure their place among the elite. From seasoned veterans to rising stars, the tournament provides a platform for players to showcase their talents and climb the ranks of the professional darts world.

The Modus Super Series is not only about the players; it's also about the fans. The tournament's organizers have meticulously crafted an atmosphere that immerses spectators in the heart of the action. The venue's vibrant energy, coupled with the players' unwavering focus, creates an unforgettable experience for all who attend.

The tournament's production values further elevate the Modus Super Series to new heights. High-definition cameras capture every dart throw with precision, while expert commentary provides insights into the intricacies of the game. This combination of cutting-edge technology and knowledgeable commentary ensures that fans enjoy the highest quality viewing experience.

The Modus Super Series has quickly established itself as a premier darts tournament, attracting a global audience of passionate fans. The tournament's unique format, electrifying atmosphere, and exceptional production values have set a new standard for professional darts competitions. As the Modus Super Series continues to evolve, it promises to deliver even more thrilling matches and captivating moments for darts enthusiasts worldwide.

Very.

[The Thorn]

Is it fuck!

[vizIIsto]

Is it fuck!

+1. It is fuck.

[DeepFriedRat]

Interesting articles

https://dartsnews.com/wdf/despite-lakes ... n-lakeside

https://dartsnews.com/pdc/martijn-kleer ... commitment

- Chris Landman is playing the West Europe Ally Pally qualifier and will reject Lakeside if he makes it

- Martijn Kleermaker is considering doing a Lewis and either taking a year break or not doing Q School, due to the separation with his ex (kids involved)

[Ross, Bob]

Interesting articles

https://dartsnews.com/wdf/despite-lakes ... n-lakeside

https://dartsnews.com/pdc/martijn-kleer ... commitment

- Chris Landman is playing the West Europe Ally Pally qualifier and will reject Lakeside if he makes it

- Martijn Kleermaker is considering doing a Lewis and either taking a year break or not doing Q School, due to issues with sex (kids involved)

[vizIIsto]

Apparently Owen 'Master' Bates has to change his nickname because the PDC have to be a bunch of unpleasant prudes again.

[Cooking with Sandra]

I mean, fair enough.

[ChrisW]

Apparently Owen 'Master' Bates has to change his nickname because the PDC have to be a bunch of unpleasant prudes again.

Happy Edger he is going for.

[tungsten tossers]

Apparently Owen 'Master' Bates has to change his nickname because the PDC have to be a bunch of unpleasant prudes again.

Happy Edger he is going for.

Meat Beater is one suggestion

[thegentle]

Interesting articles

https://dartsnews.com/wdf/despite-lakes ... n-lakeside

https://dartsnews.com/pdc/martijn-kleer ... commitment

- Chris Landman is playing the West Europe Ally Pally qualifier and will reject Lakeside if he makes it

- Martijn Kleermaker is considering doing a Lewis and either taking a year break or not doing Q School, due to the separation with his ex (kids involved)

Cheers for that, they are interesting! Kleermaker has always been something of a streaky speedjobber, but this might go some way to explaining why he's failed to make the Worlds yet when he usually does so fairly comfortably. As for Landman, it seems as though he has until the last moment to commit to either the WDF or PDC, which I like, I remember Ratajski as the World Master had to reject his Lakey invite to go to the Eastern European qualifiers for the Worlds where he actually lost before getting shoehorned in at the last minute. Speaking of Poles, I wonder what Bialecki will do, he has enough about him that he could do well at Ally Pally, but he's one of the many in the field currently in the WDF that could go all the way

[thegentle]

I mean, fair enough.

Enough plausible deniability here then?

[vizIIsto]

I mean, fair enough.

No. If the problem is that people at home are gonna hear a dirty word, why not just announce him as "'The Master', Owen Bates"?
That's how it's done for almost all players, apart from the one and only.

[Cooking with Sandra]

I mean, fair enough.

Enough plausible deniability here then?

[Captain Hobo]

I mean, fair enough.

Enough plausible deniability here then?

It's pronounced 'Pew-zey'

[TheMalteseDart]

What a legend

[Emulsfier]

What a legend

+1

Mad as a weasel filled pair of trousers.

[The Thorn]

Great guy Whitey