Anderson not happy despite reaching World Matchplay final: "All I want to do is get my game back to where it should be"
PDCSunday, 26 July 2020 at 10:35
Gary Anderson is on the verge of winning a second World Matchplay title as he faces off against Dimitri van den Bergh on Sunday night in Milton Keynes after taking care of Michael Smith 18-16.
Despite that, Anderson spoke of a battle to his game and that he isn't really happy with how he is currently playing.
“I ended up fighting myself. It’s not what the other boys do, I’m fighting myself. I get these stupid little stupid moments; it’s driving me nuts to be honest, but we got there in the end," said Anderson to Online Darts post-match.
"All I want to do is get my game back to where it should be. There's a lot of snatching and dropping again an inch below the treble. There is throws that I walk up there; everything is above the treble and I can work down and there are other throws where it's underneath."
Click here to read the preview of tonight's World Matchplay final between Van den Bergh and Anderson. Who will win the Phil Taylor Trophy?
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