Slinging Arrows

How (Not) to Be a Professional Darts Player

De: Wayne Mardle

Narrado por: Wayne Mardle

Duración: 7 h y 13 m

Resumen del Editor

Brought to you by Penguin.

Booze, bullseyes and (more) booze.

Humanity has come a long way in the 500,000 years since Neanderthal man first started chucking spears around. Or has it? In his blisteringly funny new book, former professional player Wayne Mardle, whose crowd-pleasing antics were even more lively off stage than they were on, blows the lid off one of the UK's biggest televised sports.

Known in darts circles as Hawaii 501 on account of his colourful Hawaiian shirts (yours for just 45 quid - he's got a garage full of them), Mardle remains one of the planet's most recognisable players, having performed on the world stage during a professional career that saw him play all the greats and, quite frankly, lose to most of them.

In this witty (frequently), honest (largely) and poignant (twice) guide to life both on and off the oche, Mardle delivers world-class advice - such as why you shouldn't go on a two-day Vegas booze bender before a major PDC final, or how to avoid going live on European TV with a string of expletives so outrageous that clips are still replayed, years later, on Belgian telly. Some are lessons Mardle learned the hard way; others, like why it's best to avoid being sued by a well-known biscuit manufacturer, are gleaned from green-room gossip spanning decades.

©2021 Wayne Mardle (P)2021 Penguin Audio

Thanks Wayne

All I can say is holy c*** I was rolling the whole time and I was driving why listening to this book Answer that means I had at least 5 close calls it's close calls maybe more Wayne thank you for this book as a dart's fan and player it was amazing. By the way did you actually sign the human log???

A fantastic book!

An absolute great book of story telling and behind the scenes look at professional darts!

Insight & Hilarity in one package.

As an avid amateur dart player I found this book very entertaining! while I'll never be a pro, it was fun to hear about what it would be like if I was that good.