Browse: Darts Taylor v Van Barneveld: Who will win?by Saj C - BBC Sport (U1654777) 03 January 2009 It's the clash of the titans. Will it be as good as the final of two years ago? Van Barneveld will have to up his game. Taylor looked good against King, but can he regain the PDC crown? Latest 10 commentsRead members' comments or add your own
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Subterranean (U1734775) posted Jan 4, 2009 We British are very good at pub games like darts and snooker, aren't we?
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UndisputedChampion (U12725116) posted Jan 4, 2009 Anything to do with Phil taylor equals total boredom would rather watch the BBC darts that has characters who may not play as well not complete weirdo anoraks like Taylor.
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steviehullyyy (U3733790) posted Jan 4, 2009 Amazing performance. A year ago I wrote Phil Taylor off on these pages, I realise now how wrong I was. 109 average and he even lapsed for a couple of sets. The guy is simply in his own league in darts and the only time anyone beats him is when he plays badly and they play very well.
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EL_NANDO (U1919045) posted Jan 4, 2009 Surely this should be the main news on the sport website!
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Subterranean (U1734775) posted Jan 4, 2009 Just to elaborate...
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WiStAhM (U13750020) posted Jan 4, 2009 Phil Taylor is a sad man, but fair play to the fatty. Found a niche and exploited it!
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superrit73 (U10358984) posted Jan 4, 2009 After that performance they may as well cancel the BDO tournament right now.
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steviehullyyy (U3733790) posted Jan 4, 2009 Cricket, batting, Ponting (Australia) or Lara (West Indies)
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rangeofwarwick (U10291490) posted Jan 4, 2009 Fantastic news. A great victory for England. It is about time his greatness is recognised by this country. He made one foolish mistake a few years ago which some people find impossible to forgive. I think he's a nice guy and a great sportsman. Comment on this article
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