VIDEO: Henderson's spine-tingling walk-on during second Premier League appearance in Aberdeen
PDCFriday, 07 February 2020 at 17:30
The match may not have gone how John Henderson would have liked it to go against Nathan Aspinall but once again, his walk-on left a mark as he made his second Premier League appearance in Aberdeen.
Henderson walked on to the sound of bagpipes and drums as he was brought on to the stage by a rapture of noise inside the new venue of the P&J Live in Aberdeen.
7,000 fans were packed in to see Henderson, as well as Gary Anderson and Peter Wright but it was 'The Highlander' who received the warmest reception.
View the brilliant video in full below:
https://twitter.com/OfficialPDC/status/1225530000650186763
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