Wednesday night, July the 14th, venue: Victoria Inn, Brampton, Chesterfield, Lowe and Bristow meet up for a social, a night off from the circuit of exhibition darts,time is of no consequence, the football world cup is a talking point, many people asking Eric and John, would they have bottled it on such a big stage, diplomatic answers from Stoneface, darts is one on one, no comparison, Eric tells it the Bristow way, TxxxxxS, money first, country and pride twenty fifth, a guy never known to buy a drink, other than his own, instantly orders Eric a Guinness. Time passes quite easily,and goodbyes are about to be said,but SKY TV play a key card, an advert for the World Matchplay Darts this weekend in Blackpool is shown, it will be in 3D, a first for the sport, great news, then the chat between the two Legends goes into serious mode, a challenge, who can predict the most winners from the first round of 32. a wager is laid, and here it is.

The Legends of Darts: Eric Bristow. John Lowe. Bob Anderson, will be joined by Russ "The Voice" Bray in Tenerife. Summer nights in Los Crsitianos will be the venue for this one off spectacular evening. The date is the 19th of September 2010. This will be the 6th year the event has been held at Summer Nights, originaly the John Lowe Darts Night. Format of the night will be 18 matches against local players, with 6 matches up for auction for the visiting holidymakers.
Russ will host and present the night, Morgan will be the cabaret. The darts start at 8-30pm and the cabaret around 11pm. Tickets are 10 Euro from Summer Nights. All details on the poster. Right click, copy, then print.

The Legends of Darts will be in Exeter on the 16th of October, Eric Bristow and John Lowe will be taking on players at the Railwayman Polsloe Exeter EX4 7JQ. The night has been arrangeed by Andy Maddacks, Start time is 8pm, and tickets are £5 each. contact Andy: 01392274473 - 07508043054. Tickets are limited, so call now if you intend coming along.

The PDC are in Las Vegas for the American Series of Darts this week, sadly it looks like they could have saved their money and held the event in Brighton, Blackpool, or even Skegness, only 73 American darters have made the entry, with a prize fund of $200,000 on offer, it maybe proves darts America is just not working, maybe soft tip electronic darts has taken over from the traditional steel tip game, or maybe the financial situation is at fault. Howie Reed wrote a fine article when he quoted the words of Larry Butler, maybe the PDC should take note and adapt his theory in one last attempt to get darts America moving in the right direction.