Showing posts with label Phil Taylor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Phil Taylor. Show all posts

Monday, November 18, 2013

Friday, November 08, 2013

Vote For Phil!

I absolutely love that Phil Taylor is running away with this poll of "most dominant sports champions".  Tiger Woods is a vastly distant 4th.

Sky Sports counts down the most dominant champions in sport

There is only one Phil Taylor,
One Phil Taylor!
Walking along,
singing this song
Walking in a Taylor wonderland!

Wednesday, May 01, 2013

Tuesday, April 23, 2013

Phil Taylor Plays Local Club

Phil Taylor takes on Yorkshire’s best darts players in Harrogate.  Must have been an amazing evening for the local players to get a chance to see, and play against, the best ever.  Amazing that someone managed to beat him.

Sunday, February 13, 2011

Turner's Ton-80

What started as just another Ship practice session at Bleecker Street Bar turned momentous today.  Even Phil Taylor's game-used darts were powerless, as Turner tossed a Ton-80 en-route to housing Rich in a game of 501. 

Turner was on fire all day, throwing Tons left and right, and dominating the Legs cash game.

Wednesday, October 27, 2010

Really, Power?

Phil 'The Power' Taylor beaten by 14-year-old

A 14-year-old boy has become an overnight darts sensation – after beating legendary world champion Phil ‘The Power’ Taylor. Talented Josh McCarthy claimed the scalp of the world number one in a shock victory in front of 300 cheering fans.

The plucky youngster threw a 15-dart leg to secure a win over his hero, out-pointing the current world champ with scores of 118, 100 and 140.  He finished off the 15-time world champion with a ‘double 2′ for the leg and match.


I guess it's true that Twos Can't Lose.  Even for a little whippersnapper, upstart, against the Legend.  For the record, Josh McCarthy can apply to play for The Ship any day.  Drop me a line, Josh, and we'll put you on our waiting list.


Tuesday, March 28, 2006

Uganda Be Kidding

This week the journey required a few extra legs, as we trekked all the way down to Essex Street to play. Although Rich and Rebecca had recently returned from the homeland of darts (and even saw The Power versus Barney while in a pub), they were suffering from serious jet leg, which led to much mid-match napping. (Click to continue...)