[quote="Willzay":2ftueb3j]Warrington name their stadium after Luke Littler for one night. Is this a new low for the sport, a leading club simping for a chuffing’ darts player?[/quote:2ftueb3j] A world champion dart player who is the highest profile sportsman outside football right now. And he's local. For one day (when he is attending the game) I think it's good marketing.

[quote="Willzay":2tuid33p]Warrington name their stadium after Luke Littler for one night. Is this a new low for the sport, a leading club simping for a chuffing’ darts player?[/quote:2tuid33p] Happy Tuesday to you.....

[quote="Willzay":2bdd05as]Warrington name their stadium after Luke Littler for one night. Is this a new low for the sport, a leading club simping for a chuffing’ darts player?[/quote:2bdd05as] To be fair he’s a massive Warrington fan, hence his choice of shirt and as PT points out he’s up there with popularity at the moment I wish he was from Wakefield,

[quote="PopTart":fnonaoxw]A world champion dart player who is the highest profile sportsman outside football right now. And he's local. For one day (when he is attending the game) I think it's good marketing.[/quote:fnonaoxw] Although I know what you mean P T- is darts a 'sport' ?I personally feel there has to be some physical contribution to be a sport. Darts is a game - you only have to look at some of the participants to see that the only exertion some have had is lifting a pint or three - just my opinion of course!

[quote="PopTart":kdwgdxr0]A world champion dart player who is the highest profile sportsman outside football right now. And he's local. For one day (when he is attending the game) I think it's good marketing.[/quote:kdwgdxr0] From an Australian viewpoint I can honestly say the I wouldn't be able to pick him out from a line up of suspects.... bowls is a more popular pastime here than darts claiming 'world champion' is akin to American baseball claiming 'world series'... it has no validity outside the UK (currently)