dedication. The standard is quite
high and everyone has a chance
to win it. That it proven as there
isn’t one winner week in week out
What made you decide now was
the time to enter Q School?
I am not getting any younger as
the Challenge tour is 16-21 so as
my time is coming to an end on
the Challenge Tour I thought why
not go for it? I’ve gained my
experience playing against some
of the best youth players and also
some pro tour players, it is time
to take things further.
If you do succeed and win a
tour card, do you have anyone
supporting you take part on the
main tour, as it’s not a cheap thing
to do?
practice routine and location?
I practice for 4 hours a day when
i am not working, often in various
locations with Mark Mile High
Hylton.
Do you have an aim in darts – do
you want it to be your job or a
hobby you enjoy?
I want to achieve what Mr. T has.
It’s a tough order, but after all,
my motto is “Dreams Come True”
and it’s only my responsibility
to make my dreams become a
reality. I would settle for a few
World Championship titles! In all
seriousness though I want to make
it my job just look at what Adrian
If I achieved my dreams by winning
a hard won prize at Q school; a
tour card, I will be dancing like a
little girl.
I am currently under the kindest
and friendliest guys in the darting
community, Karl Holden and his
wife Dawn from A180 Darts in
St.Helens. I am also receiving
sponsorship from one of the pubs
that I play for, The Congress Inn in
Longton.
If you were to make a TV
tournament – what walk on music
should be expect to hear?
It fits the name so it would have
to be The Trooper by Iron Maiden
with a twist ! that’s all I’m going
to say about that.
What would you say is the highlight
of your playing career to date?
Qualifying for the PDC Youth World
Championships in 2010, Winning
my first tournament 4-2 with a
158 checkout to win. Also making
friends from all over the country.
How much time are you able to
practice – and do you have a set
Lewis
has done
and
Phil
Taylor and other
darters around StokeOn-Trent, there’s something
definitely in the water.
How do spend time relaxing
when not playing or practising?
I try and relax with my beautiful
girlfriend as much as I can
because its very demanding
when your girlfriend doesn’t like
darts but I have to say she’s my
world, and the support she gives
is unbelievable when I am down
and she is always there to cheer
me on.
Thank you very much for sharing
your thoughts with us Scott and all
the best for Q-School in January.
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