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Ye Gods, I hope by the time of his next match a few big lads can sneak into the arena and start dishing out some verbal.
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cooper will be in tears when he wakes up to hear that de sousa is out
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and bin bag called him a retard  |
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I thought that was an auto-correct for the BDO! Surely he didn't mean Grant?!?
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Gro00nt got a lot of enemies..
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Afternoon Wonders - hope all’s well.
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The man with 2 earrings giving it large on the oche
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I always enjoy some chocolate with the darts after Xmas. I utterly unreservedly recommend MALTESERS TRUFFLES. The perfect antidote to a Merv 4-0 win.
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all good thanks alun hope same to you
haven't been following the darts as much as previous years no crowd = no buzz plus I don't like the extended format pre-xmas |
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Good to see a member of the travelling community making such a positive mark in the tourney.
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when dirk runs hot v tough to beat
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Can I also say that when Feyenoord beat Celtic ni the 1970 European Cup Final, they had a player named Van Duivenbode in the ranks. I think he was a centre-half in theory, but with Total Football you could never be sure.
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Theo van Duivenbode (born 1 November 1943) is a Dutch former footballer who played for Ajax and Feyenoord and was part of their European and Intercontinental Cup victory in 1970.
Born in Amsterdam, van Duivenbode made his senior debut on 3 May 1964 for hometown club Ajax against Sparta but was deemed not hard enough by manager Rinus Michels after they lost the 1969 European Cup Final to Milan. He subsequently left the club for arch rivals Feyenoord, with whom he did win international silverware. He was the third Ajax player in history to join Feyenoord after Eddy Pieters Graafland and Henk Groot and also scored the only goal in his first Klassieker in a Feyenoord-shirt, on 2 November 1969. He finished his career at Haarlem, his final game was in December 1974 against Excelsior. Van Duivenbode made his debut for the Netherlands in a September 1968 FIFA World Cup qualification match against Luxembourg and earned a total of 5 caps, scoring no goals. His final international was an October 1970 UEFA Euro qualification match against Yugoslavia. After retiring as a player he became a successful businessman and was a commercial director at insurance company Stad Rotterdam Verzekeringen, who had been shirtsponsoring Feyenoord. Full name Theodorus van Duivenbode Date of birth 1 November 1943 (age 77) Place of birth Amsterdam, Netherlands Playing position(s) Left back |
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would have been 2 goat walk ons this match
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vvdv started hot
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Can he keep it burning though
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4-0 4-0 2-0* so far
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2-1 vvdv
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VDV OR ZE ASP WONDERS?
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ffs wonders give a answer before last orders
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I'd say the asp, but no bet for me
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HUGE Leg
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sure is
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biggest leg of match
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desmond
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Got one of them at Uni lol
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bob got a damien at the university of life
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Geoff 4 the weener
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same innit
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geoff hurst damien hurst = 1st
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oh my
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carnage
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killer leg
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