Gerwin Price has repeatedly frustrated about the “unfair” situation on Premier League night in Rotterdam, saying there is a reason to “throw the toys out of the pram.”
Price went to social media a week ago and slammed the draft at Rotterdam Ahoy after the quarterfinal exit to Nathan Aspinel.
The Welsman rebounded for Liverpool in week 12, securing his hopes of securing his third nightly victory of the season, raising his hopes of securing a playoff spot, beating Chris Dobby, Rob Cross and finally Luke Humphreys.
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Highlights from Price’s 6-4 victory over Luke Humphries in the Liverpool final
Speaking to Sky Sports about his victory at M&S Bank Arena, Price said:
“Sometimes I throw toys out of the pram when things aren’t going my way, but last week there was a reason: we don’t deserve to play on those terms.
“They say we have to play in Rotterdam every year, but certainly can they find a fair place for anyone?
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Talking about Love the Darts, Laura Turner and Chris Murphy discuss Price’s comments on the situation in Rotterdam
“People say it’s the same for all players, but definitely not. Some people throw heavier darts, longer points, thicker flights, that’s not the same for everyone.
“If you have a World Snooker Championship and you lift one leg to one end and place it on the other end, Ronnie is sure. [O’Sullivan] You wouldn’t be satisfied with that. ”
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Price: Playoffs are my priority
Price’s third night victory came in week three in Dublin and week six in Nottingham, finishing third with 20 points. The third time will be left in the regular season four rounds after fifth-placed Michael Vangerwen.
The top four players from Week 16 onwards will reach the playoffs at O2 in London on Thursday, May 29th.
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Seeing Price’s checkout of 2 tons or more, he wins the quarterfinal against Chris Dobby
The price added: “I just want to make a top 4. As long as I’m in O2 in a few weeks, it doesn’t matter if it’s 1, 2, 3 or 4. That’s my priority.
“I got five points today, which eased the pressure. I play really well, so there’s no reason I can’t win every week.”
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Price produced this epic checkout of 151 during his victory at Humphreys
Sky Sports Darts Pundit John Part added:
“All players except [table topper] Luke Rittler, he is the most fearless. He’ll know that anyone can fall when he plays his game. ”
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Quarterfinals
Luke Ritler vs Stephen Buntinnathan Aspinoll vs Chris Doveyluke Humphries vs Gerwin Precerob Cross vs Michael Van Gerwen
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