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Around the thud, sweat and beers, the battle of the oche provides some vintage comedy commentary moments. From Sid Waddell to Bobby George, here are some of the best arrers soundbites of all-time... NO BULL I feel like a right muppet now.
Before a match I like to relax with 25 bottles of Holsten Pils and six steak n' kidney pies. It really is fit or bust now for Andy. My wife says I'm not half the man I used to be, and she's not kidding. Darts really can help with literacy.
Who let the dogs out? Shaun's broken-hearted because it was his first time here and he didn't perform. I wasn't nervous during the match but the streaker certainly affected my game. I just wish I'd got her name and address! He even went to Transylvania for his honeymoon. Fangs ain't what they used to be. I asked for the air-conditioning to be turned off, because it was blowing my darts all over the shop. WHEN DARTS GO BAD The other day Phil was going on about how he could not get a set of table and chairs in his Bentley. What does he want a Bentley for? It is pathetic, absolutely pathetic. I drive a nine-year old car and he rubs everyone's noses in it by driving round in a Bentley. Phil is lucky I'm not 10 years younger when my b******s were bigger than my brain. He is always giving it the 'Bertie big'. At the end he effed and blinded at me. I'll see him upstairs in a minute and we'll see how big and brave he is. If he wants to sort it out in the car park, I will see him there. I am a bigger man than him. I feel to receive a considerable amount of money due to the past week's exposure would be in bad taste and undermine my sincere regret. BOBBY GEORGE It's in his genes - it's in his 501s. Cushty-wushty. His darts used to stick out like tulips in the board. Is ballrooming dancing a sport? It's recognised as a sport but I don't see any balls there. Painter didn't play well early on - you could say he was up and down like a paint brush. SID WADDELL Cliff Lazarenko's idea of exercise is a firm press on a soda siphon. Bristow reasons; Bristow quickens; aaaaah Bristow! We couldn't have more excitement if Elvis walked in and asked for a chip sandwich. William Tell could take an apple off your head, Taylor could take out a processed pea. |
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