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By:
stu
When: 11 Nov 24 12:42
That's called 'groupthink' as you pointed out before on here army Wink
By:
Hibore
When: 11 Nov 24 14:51
I wonder if the other group know what they’ve let themselves in for Laugh
By:
----you-have-to-laugh---
When: 11 Nov 24 17:54
Army.

It may be a conspiracy theory, but one based
on past plunges in these markets.

I've zero evidence that it's a bbc employee, but
it's a back fitted way of making sense of it.

You can call him a mad backer

One of the 2 may be true, or neither.
By:
GeorgeBrush
When: 11 Nov 24 18:16
Bills are still handing out 8.0 on lukey if anyone wants some
By:
GeorgeBrush
When: 11 Nov 24 18:19
Oh, cut now but a few 8s still around
By:
Hibore
When: 11 Nov 24 18:56
Interesting top 3 market with Littler…he should be 1.4 if win market is to be believed. 5/4 top 3 makes you wonder if someone knows something.

Cav is shorter than Littler with Alex and Jude looking like they are shortlisted. Storey and Lando would make the 6 market wise.
Ainslie and Emma miss out or sneak in if Littler Young SPOTY winner ?
By:
GeorgeBrush
When: 11 Nov 24 19:00
Does this really need explaining again?
By:
Hibore
When: 11 Nov 24 19:06
My point is that I think Luke makes the 6 nominations looking at the market. Ben is 22’s and Emma hasn’t had a bean on her.
By:
Hibore
When: 11 Nov 24 19:07
That will cheer up Army.
By:
GeorgeBrush
When: 11 Nov 24 19:22
Why would you argue one side knows more than the other?  Makes no sense

Nobody knows anything until the panel mets
By:
stu
When: 11 Nov 24 19:36
Think you'll find army has always known everything GB - his post titles are not exactly discussions titles Grin
By:
GeorgeBrush
When: 11 Nov 24 20:06
Sorry, i keep forgetting I'm on army's side :)
By:
stu
When: 11 Nov 24 23:31
Laugh
This time ay GB, This time...
By:
GeorgeBrush
When: 12 Nov 24 13:44
Always ;-)
By:
bearcub
When: 14 Nov 24 22:23
Beat keely in a public vote

https://x.com/broadcast_sport/status/1857185894991601933
By:
bearcub
When: 14 Nov 24 22:27
What was your sport TV moment of the year in 2024?

16-year-old Luke Littler becomes youngest player to make the finals of the World Darts Championships
Andy Murray plays his final match at Wimbledon
Keely Hodgkinson wins gold in 800 metres at Paris 2024 Olympics
Manchester City make history, winning four Premier League titles in a row
Max Verstappen sets new record with 19 x F1 race wins in one season
Oleksandr Usyk beats Tyson Fury to become undisputed heavyweight champion
Ollie Watkins’ last minute goal gets England through to the Euro 2024 final
Sarah Storey wins her 19th Paralympic gold medal at Paris 2024 Paralympics
Tom Daley retires from diving after the Olympics
Tom Pidcock wins dramatic mountain-biking gold at Paris 2024
Mark Cavendish made history at the 2024 Tour de France by winning his 35th stage


Beat some decent contenders there
By:
GeorgeBrush
When: 14 Nov 24 22:50
Someone got nuked tonight, fortunately it wasn't ukraine (yet)
By:
armagnac
When: 14 Nov 24 23:42
Wow he beat Keely just off getting to the final eh LaughLaughLaughLaughLaughLaugh

What about what he's achieved this year

9 PDC titles, more than anyone else
4 nine darters, more than anyone else
beat Smiths most 180 record in a year
More 100+ averages than anyone
better leg record verses every single player hes played more than once, including the top 30 in world

yeah good luck mug fav backers, can't even beat his getting to final moment...what fecking chance you got against him dominating the game all year CrazyCrazyCrazyCrazy
By:
armagnac
When: 14 Nov 24 23:48
Does that mean old people don't use SM ? Thats the excuse your're trying to think of Stu Wink
By:
stu
When: 15 Nov 24 00:53
Appears to be 0 laying of Keely still to push her out of the 1.2s despite above...? Confused
By:
GeorgeBrush
When: 15 Nov 24 08:37
Interesting tittle tattle, seems the race director Wittich may have been sacked for timing his red flag to deliberately hamper max in qualifying
By:
armagnac
When: 15 Nov 24 09:11
Officials cheating everywhere Laugh
By:
GeorgeBrush
When: 15 Nov 24 10:20
I wouldn't be surprised if it came from the top though, keep the title ticking over until the final race etc .

Just caught red handed
By:
GeorgeBrush
When: 16 Nov 24 20:39
Lukey equals Taylor's biggest ever win in gs, 16-2
By:
GeorgeBrush
When: 16 Nov 24 20:40
It's a nice timely reminder for them spoty judges
By:
armagnac
When: 16 Nov 24 20:42
wrong - he beat it, its a quarter final record. taylor's was a 16-3
By:
GeorgeBrush
When: 16 Nov 24 21:04
Taylor won 16-2 in 2009
By:
armagnac
When: 16 Nov 24 21:10
correct but Littler has the quarter final record on his own
By:
GeorgeBrush
When: 16 Nov 24 21:12
Lol
By:
----you-have-to-laugh---
When: 17 Nov 24 21:30
Teenager Luke Littler continued his sensational maiden professional year by winning the Grand Slam of Darts with a 16-3 thrashing of qualifier Martin Lukeman in Wolverhampton.

The 17-year-old trailed 2-0 after his throw was broken in the second leg but then won an incredible 15 legs on the spin to lead 15-2.

Lukeman broke the sequence and celebrated emphatically, with the crowd cheering and singing for the world number 45, who had to win four qualifying games just to reach the tournament proper.

Littler then broke Lukeman's throw in the 19th leg to win the Eric Bristow trophy and his first major ranking title.

He was serenaded in the warm-up - the crowd singing 'walking in a Littler wonderland' - and offered an apology after cheers turned to boos when spectators realised he had thrown 140 rather than 180 in one visit.

The win sees Littler move to fifth place in the PDC's Order of Merit, having been ranked 164 a year ago.

Littler takes home £150,000 for winning the title, plus £3,500 for winning this group, taking his prize money to £558,500 for the Order of Merit.

He has picked up £355,000 for winning the Premier League of Darts and World Series finals but, as those are invitational events, they do not count towards the rankings.

"I'm so glad to win it. I've been playing well all week. It's been a long week but it's paid off," Littler told Sky Sports.

"This is one of the ones I wanted to win. My major record isn't the best but I just wanted to go deep. Obviously, it's even better now I've won it and it shows I'm still here."

Littler becomes just the third player, after Phil Taylor and Michael van Gerwen, to average over 100 in every match of a Grand Slam.

He finished with an average of 107.08 - the third highest in a Grand Slam final - and a breathtaking 12 180s and another 15 140s.

Lukeman, who was the first qualifier to reach a Grand Slam final and started the tournament as a 150-1 shot, could not match Littler’s scoring power.

During the first 10 legs of Littler’s 15 in a row, Lukeman only had one dart at a double and that came on an attempted 142 checkout.

The pair embraced at the end, with Lukeman, who wins £70,000 for finishing second, full of praise for Littler and his impact on the sport in his post-match interview.

"He [Littler] is just different gravy. He's brilliant, isn't he?" Lukeman said to Sky Sports.

"He's done great for the PDC, great for the sport, bringing loads of new fans and sponsorships."

Littler, who was only 10 months old when the first Grand Slam event was played in 2007, took a deep breath before raising the trophy to the crowd.
By:
duffy
When: 17 Nov 24 23:03
duffy 19 Jan 24 23:11 

Every fooker knows him and most are rooting for him, he's transcended Darts already, Premier League darts will keep him in the limelight and there's even a major tourney a mere 3 weeks before the SPOTY is awarded, he's getting a shout out on the BBC news, the channel that broadcasts the award, as soon as he won his first tournament.


OI OI...go on the NukeCool
By:
armagnac
When: 18 Nov 24 00:10
The 10th title is the cherry on the cake, 5th in world now off 11 months of ranking, while rest have 2 years worth LaughLaugh
two of his biggest wins didn't even count towards his ranking this year, if so he's probably be 3rd
By:
armagnac
When: 18 Nov 24 00:11
How many reds left now, please sign in so i can take the proper p1ss when he romps SPOTY
By:
stu
When: 18 Nov 24 00:42
Well at least there's finally some backing for Luke to go with the claims for his chances, fair play.

and about time...
By:
stu
When: 18 Nov 24 00:43
For the record I have 0 red on him, just green on Keely. If he wins it, so be it, but I still don't think he does...
By:
armagnac
When: 18 Nov 24 07:53
What you're still failing to see clearly stu is Littler has now become the greatest generational talent this country has ever produced at individual sport levels.
The greatest ever teenagers we've produced barring team sports like football, coz there has been lots of amazing teenagers on that front.

Tom Daley meh
Emma Rad fluked a major, not done f all since
Ronnie won a single ranking tournament at 17

That is it, Littler in the space of 11 months has become the best darts player on the planet as it stands.
No other british teenager in history has achieved what Littler has done in there debut professional season.

Crazy thing is people still have time to make a lot of money, price is only going one way.
By:
armagnac
When: 18 Nov 24 08:09
Littler picked up £355,000 for winning prem league and world series, had that gone towards his ranking he'd be number 2 in the world by 1 point.

913.5 Littler
912.5 Van Gerwen
By:
armagnac
When: 18 Nov 24 08:17
SkySports live interview at 5pm tonight with Littler Love
By:
GeorgeBrush
When: 18 Nov 24 08:34
No mention on radio 2 sports news this morning.  Good coverage on the bbc website though. Weird contrast
By:
GeorgeBrush
When: 18 Nov 24 08:36
The radio mentioned some netball cack though
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