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RIP John, a class act at what he did. Condolences to all his family.
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Rest in peace John Gwynne. very sad news. he was a great darts commentator! condolences to his family
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RIP John Gwynne.
A personal favourite commentator of mine and for many others on here. He could describe a trip to the grocer's shop to buy a Hand of Bananas and make it exciting. This was of course helped by his extraordinary vocal range. He could easily ascend from his normal voice to a tone usually only emitted by a yelping owl, disturbed by a rampaging ferret in the nest, then seamlessly switch back to the sort of awestruck reverential whisper, most commonly heard in church when the congregation surreptitiously discuss the coming and goings of the Vicar with some Ebony Dominatrix newly arrived in the local community. I once also held high hopes of John easily outstripping Sheikh Mohammed as an Emperor of the Turf when one of his equine superstars won a race at Newton Abbott many years ago, but sadly it was never to be. Nice to see this tribute as well. . https://www.dailystar.co.uk/sport/darts/darts-walk-girl-pays-classy-27437691 |
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If yer hold yer throw, yer never know. RIP John
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Can only echo above. RIP John.
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I'm sure Alun2005 will change his view about him when he finds out John's son is a labour MP.
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I'm fully aware of young Andrew thank you.
JG was actually commentating 'live' on TV (Premier League Darts) on the evening of the 2005 General Election when AG was running for Parliament and there was a very brief mention of his candidacy. (Denton, Greater Manchester constituency maybe???). Whatever the sins of the son, they should not be visited on the father. |
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alun2005 • July 10, 2022 10:32 PM BST
RIP John Gwynne. A personal favourite commentator of mine and for many others on here. and me al no sid, lanning, brissy, uncle john...that and the hideous long format now I just cannot watch it anymore sadly ![]() |
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gosh sorry to hear this
thoughts with family and friends great commentator who loved his darts |