Life And Sport From An Armchair View
In sports where combatants compete on an individual basis, it logically follows that opponents will cross paths with each other fairly regularly. For example, Tennis and Snooker and Darts. The latter being the focus of attention hereafter. Between the ordinary 'Floor' tournaments and the bigger televised events, even Stephen Hawking would get hard to keep... Continue Reading →
The above heading could quite easily be in reference to Rory McIlroy. The world's most talent-endowed golfer literally is from Hollywood. The Co Down incarnation that is, not the one with the famous paving slabs. It would be quite the document too, given all the highs and lows the soon-to-be 34 year old has gone... Continue Reading →
Sport can be fickle. Especially something like darts where competitors meet with the regularity some people go to the loo. Now read on... Stuart Pyke joked with Michael Van Gerwen on Wednesday night that if his current 'slump' in form continued he might need a wildcard to get into next season's Premier League. Not likely!... Continue Reading →
He hadn't gone away you know. Just as one doesn't become a good sportsperson or team overnight, nor does it dissipate rapidly. Doubtless, those who specialise in reactionism will look at the current landscape in Gaelic football and conclude Dublin have shot their bolt. Likewise Limerick in hurling. Without taking extenuating circumstances into consideration. Mileage... Continue Reading →
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This corner would wager quite the sum that when Gerwyn Price mentioned he was taking part in a charity boxing event whilst being interviewed by Emma Paton, there were plenty salivating at the thoughts of getting a crack at him. They might be well advised to be careful what they wish for. The numbers generally... Continue Reading →