Gurney on Premier League play-off race: ‘I’m going to fight right until the end’
NewsFriday, 20 April 2018 at 16:00
Daryl Gurney had a mixed night in the second of the double header in Rotterdam, he lost to Michael Smith but came back and thumped Simon Whitlock to remain in the race for the play-offs.
For ‘Superchin’ he admits that he is going to fight right till the end and the belief is still there for him. Gurney went on to say that he has absolutely loved the Premier League and how you have to produce your best darts to win.
"I'm going to fight right until the end, until someone says I can't qualify, and the belief is still there for me," said Gurney. "I've absolutely loved the Premier League.
"It's honestly the best thing I've ever played in, you play against the best players in the world and if you don't produce your best darts you're going to get beaten."
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"I'm going to fight right until the end, until someone says I can't qualify, and the belief is still there for me," said Gurney. "I've absolutely loved the Premier League.
"It's honestly the best thing I've ever played in, you play against the best players in the world and if you don't produce your best darts you're going to get beaten."
https://twitter.com/OfficialPDC/status/987076940489248768
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