BensGrandad
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Phil Taylor beaten in the Open 9 - 7 by Aiden Kirk an unknown 22 year old
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The Power
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Horsham Gull
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Needs to give it up now, not the same player he use to be
brightonmark1234
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he didnt turn up he was crap and i think its time for taylor to retire
BensGrandad
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He missed so many doubles but was unlucky busting twice on 130 with successive darts. Perhaps it is time to retire to his bar in Teneriffe.
The Camel
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Why should he retire?
He's still a top 10 player, still loves the game and is the biggest draw for the crowds.
He's definitely not the player he once was, but if he is still enjoying it, let him carry on as long as wants.
He's still a top 10 player, still loves the game and is the biggest draw for the crowds.
He's definitely not the player he once was, but if he is still enjoying it, let him carry on as long as wants.
Grombleton
Surrounded by <div>s
- Dec 31, 2011
- 7,356
Has anyone made a "The Power has Gone Out" joke yet?
BRIGHT ON Q
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- Jul 5, 2003
- 9,104
don't watch much darts but every time I see Taylor he always rips the dartboard off the wall at the end of his match,why does he do that?
Pavilionaire
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- Jul 7, 2003
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Phil is committed to the Premier League but after that who knows? Sky would offer him a job in the commentary box - either Harrington or Mardle would have to move on.
There's so much else he could do too - PDC ambassador to develop the sport around the world, bridge-builder with the BDO, developing the sport from grass roots. Definitely time to retire in the summer, mainly because there are so many opportunities in the sport away from the oche.
There's so much else he could do too - PDC ambassador to develop the sport around the world, bridge-builder with the BDO, developing the sport from grass roots. Definitely time to retire in the summer, mainly because there are so many opportunities in the sport away from the oche.
Whatever he does, and whenever he does it, he'll always be a complete legend. Very much doubt to see any sport dominated to such a degree, over such a long time, in my lifetime again. Nice bloke too by all accounts.
stripeyshark
All-Time Best Defence
- Dec 20, 2011
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When he wins a big match, he gets it signed by everyone on the stage. Proceeds go to charity.