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Scott Premier League Dartsheads for the Midlands this week and it’s the turn of Birmingham’s darts fans to make the big guns of the PDC feel welcome. As always, a big night of darts is in store, with Phil Taylor taking on the current world champion, Adrian Lewis.
Last week’s results took us to 15-18 and -13.62 units.
The Premier League Darts bandwagon rolls into Yorkshire this week and, more specifically, Sheffield. A big night of darts is in store, with Simon Whitlock facing James Wade, Gary Anderson taking on Mark Webster, Phil Taylor squaring off with Terry Jenkins and then Raymond van Barneveld and Adrian Lewis round off proceedings.
Last week’s results took us to 12-17 and -13.84 units.
Darts! Now that I’ve got your attention, Premier League Darts heads back to Scotland for week nine in Aberdeen. Hopefully the shocking scenes that greeted the Premier League the last time they ventured to Scotland won’t appear again.
We went a magnificent 3-0 last week, taking us to 11-15 and a loss of -11.75 units.
A strange week last week, with some players putting in some great performances and the Brighton crowd got a real treat.
After last week’s debacle, we’re now 8-15 and -17.75 units. Still, we’re only halfway through the season and I’m sure we’ll get back on track this week.
You know, as much as I love darts, last week was a bit disappointing. Not for thge action, but the crowd just took things a bit too far. I love the atmosphere of a Premier League event, but the treatment of Adrian Lewis just went a bit too far. And the worst part is that it probably affected Gary Anderson more.
So, not a great week last week, putting us back to 8-12 for the competition and -10.25.
A great week last week, only ruined by Terry Jenkins finding some amazing form from somewhere to demolish Mark Webster. We went 3-1 last week, taking us to 7-9 and a loss of 6.75 units for the Premier League Darts season. So thinks are certainly looking up now that the season is in full swing.
A great night of darts is guaranteed from Glasgow and no doubt the Scottish fans will be cheering on Gary Anderson and Raymond van Barneveld and Adrian Lewis might just face some of the worst heckling he’ll ever have faced.
