Daryl Gurney Should be Revitalised After 'First Proper Break in Two and a Half Years'

It's an arduous and punishing schedule for top darts players and the Derry-born thrower rise to fame in the last twelve months has seen Gurney compete in five different events throughout June as well as participating in the Shanghai Masters and the US Masters the following month. earlier this year but Superchin was unable to enjoy the celebrations due to his Premier League commitments at the Echo Arena in Liverpool. Despite those distractions, he still managed to pick up a point against Peter Wright which helped him move up to sixth in the table. After reaching the last sixteen in the World Matchplay, Gurney didn't compete again until featuring in the German Darts Championship at the beginning of September and he admits that it was nice to take some time away from the game. He returned to the circuit with recharged batteries and told reporters that it was "...lovely being with my family and the baby...". He also expressed his relief at not having to spend time in airport terminals. Gurney is straight back into the action and will feature in the World Grand Prix at the end of September as well as the Grand Slam of Darts in November. His season will end with an appearance at the World Darts Championship at Alexandra Palace in December. He is currently priced at 40/1 with Sky Bet and their £10 free bet can be used to back the Northern Irishman for success in North London. Their bonus requires no deposit and it is one of and you can use any of them on upcoming PDC tournaments. Shortly after the conclusion of the World Darts Championship, Gurney will discover whether he has retained his place in the Premier League which begins at the start of February. Gurney has also spoken about the importance of professionalism and maintaining high standards on the tour. He also believes that it is important for players to ensure they have time to relax and recuperate. He practices for two hours every night and his hard-work appears to be paying off. He can look forward to a busy pre-Christmas period and will be determined to build on his successful 2018 with renewed vigour following his time away from the game.