The darts forum definitive all time top 32

[Ross, Bob]

No wonder people are walking out with box sets.

Just caught 1 women on her way out

You and Thorn can relate then. Thorn has been trying to catch a woman for a some time now.

[Randall]

No wonder people are walking out with box sets.

Just caught 1 women on her way out

You and Thorn can relate then. Thorn has been trying to catch a woman for a some time now.

Should come here

[Ross, Bob]

No wonder people are walking out with box sets.

Just caught 1 women on her way out

You and Thorn can relate then. Thorn has been trying to catch a woman for a some time now.

Should come here

Don't see thar happening mate. Rumour has it he's living in Hungary.

[Randall]

No wonder people are walking out with box sets.

Just caught 1 women on her way out

You and Thorn can relate then. Thorn has been trying to catch a woman for a some time now.

Should come here

Don't see thar happening mate. Rumour has it he's living in Hungary.

Scotsohungary

[Cooking with Sandra]

Pair of fuckwits
Hardly a surprise

They both come across as good blokes in fairness.

Durrant in the top 10 males it laughable
Oh and adams

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[Rogg]

Ranking all the darts major winners in history if they were all in their prime today; Will Phil Taylor or Michael van Gerwen take top spot?
https://www.sportinglife.com/darts/news ... pot/219008

[Randall]

Bristow at 6 is laughable

[shenmue]

And disgraceful imho

[HalloweenJack]

The top 2 are correct and it’s right that ‘Wadey’ is in the top 10 Bristow should be 3rd for me. I’m surprised Alan Warrriner-Little is in the top 10 tbh.

[sennafan24]

The top 2 are correct and it’s right that ‘Wadey’ is in the top 10 Bristow should be 3rd for me. I’m surprised Alan Warrriner-Little is in the top 10 tbh.

Did you notice that the criteria is based on peak form rather than overall career?

[sennafan24]

As the list is based on peak form Bob Anderson is a glaring omission - viewtopic.php?p=1657324#p1657324

Even based on peak form alone I would personally still have Taylor, MVG and Bristow as my top 3 with Taylor at 1.

Not sure how I would rate the rest.

[Ross, Bob]

The top 2 are correct and it’s right that ‘Wadey’ is in the top 10 Bristow should be 3rd for me. I’m surprised Alan Warrriner-Little is in the top 10 tbh.

Did you notice that the criteria is based on peak form rather than overall career?

Great. Headshaker won't make the top 10 then.

[Randall]

Warriner is an interesting choice
At his absolute best around the millennium he did throw some stupid numbers but never particularly sustained
How long are they measuring a peak?

[sennafan24]

Warriner is an interesting choice
At his absolute best around the millennium he did throw some stupid numbers but never particularly sustained
How long are they measuring a peak?

They draw from his reputation in the late 80s and early 90s, the amount of time he spent as a world number 1, as well as the Grand Prix record he set in 2001.

[Randall]

Warriner is an interesting choice
At his absolute best around the millennium he did throw some stupid numbers but never particularly sustained
How long are they measuring a peak?

They draw from his reputation in the late 80s and early 90s, the amount of time he spent as a world number 1, as well as the Grand Prix record he set in 2001.

Blackpool 2000 was probably the best I saw him play
Wouldn't have him top 10 myself

[sennafan24]

Warriner is an interesting choice
At his absolute best around the millennium he did throw some stupid numbers but never particularly sustained
How long are they measuring a peak?

They draw from his reputation in the late 80s and early 90s, the amount of time he spent as a world number 1, as well as the Grand Prix record he set in 2001.

Blackpool 2000 was probably the best I saw him play
Wouldn't have him top 10 myself

Neither would I, but I do think he is underrated.

[Randall]

Warriner is an interesting choice
At his absolute best around the millennium he did throw some stupid numbers but never particularly sustained
How long are they measuring a peak?

They draw from his reputation in the late 80s and early 90s, the amount of time he spent as a world number 1, as well as the Grand Prix record he set in 2001.

Blackpool 2000 was probably the best I saw him play
Wouldn't have him top 10 myself

Neither would I, but I do think he is underrated.

Certainly not above bob

[sennafan24]

Warriner is an interesting choice
At his absolute best around the millennium he did throw some stupid numbers but never particularly sustained
How long are they measuring a peak?

They draw from his reputation in the late 80s and early 90s, the amount of time he spent as a world number 1, as well as the Grand Prix record he set in 2001.

Blackpool 2000 was probably the best I saw him play
Wouldn't have him top 10 myself

Neither would I, but I do think he is underrated.

Certainly not above bob

Agreed.

[HalloweenJack]

The top 2 are correct and it’s right that ‘Wadey’ is in the top 10 Bristow should be 3rd for me. I’m surprised Alan Warrriner-Little is in the top 10 tbh.

Did you notice that the criteria is based on peak form rather than overall career?

Yes and i stand by my original comment.

[sennafan24]

The top 2 are correct and it’s right that ‘Wadey’ is in the top 10 Bristow should be 3rd for me. I’m surprised Alan Warrriner-Little is in the top 10 tbh.

Did you notice that the criteria is based on peak form rather than overall career?

Yes and i stand by my original comment.

Post your top 10 based on peak form alone