John Lowe 9-dart finish FIRST EVER ON TV
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- 게시일 2017. 10. 12.
- TEAM UNICORN MAGICAL MOMENTS October 13th 1984 - The first ever 9-dart finish in a televised darts tournament, thrown by Team Unicorn World Champion Ambassador John Lowe
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Eyes of a sniper. Hands of a surgeon. Body of Homer Simpson.
The key to great dart throwing is to distract your opponent.. , go up to the dart board and stab all 3 darts exactly where you want the on the board, and before your opponent turns back around, you pull you finger in and out 3 times so that it sounds like you threw all 3 darts in quick succession.
Lol
@@mdbigman **crickets chirping**
😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣
The perfect bond villan.
This guy is exactly what I imagined a dart champion would look like.
Takes a lot of beer and pasties to train that hard.
Play in a bar, be the bar :-)
I heard he was a two sport athlete in college. Bowling being the other haha.
Peak middle aged white male performance🎅🏻
🤣🤣🤣 underrated comment
No Country For Old Men, the alternative ending
underrated
EXACTLY what I was going to say!
that was i was thinking when i was watching the video 😂😂
Can you explain the joke I didn't get it.
John Lowe looks like Anton Chigurh from the film No Country For Old Men@@naillik1517
I love how he looks like someone's dad who through a series of fortunate events ended up making sports history
Why tf you got bondage tutorials saved in your playlists? Asking for a friend
@@Lanzbik lol exposed
@@Lanzbik lmao
@@Lanzbik krplus.net/bidio/cc6gqGeVkabTdXo
🤣🤣
Love how the announcer goes "ONE HUNDRED AND EIIIIGHTYYY!"
And then on the next guy's throw he says
_"fifty nine"_
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
What are you, two years old?
@@Soetman What??
@@mryellow9655 Many people here care that he loves it and nobody cares that you don't care :)
@@mryellow9655 you seem to care alot about many of the comments here. Your page shows you replied to many of them. Gtfo mate you're pathetic
And as kids we only ever tried hitting bulls eye.
I was always trying to hit my opponent in the nuts.
no idea why this was in my recommended but glad i found my first fellow andy
Did "we"?
@@davidglickstein5169 The discombobulation of life
@@andy-mb3nn shut it faker 😡
I like how the commentator is happy about his predictions and goes "YESS!" After each throw of the last throws
The last YEEEEEEEEEEEES, gets me
Good for you.
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He was like a martial arts commentator
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!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I was 11 years when this happened on TV.....I still remember my Dad and family shouting and cheering!....I miss being young so much!... :)
I'm sure everyone misses being young 🤣
@@mrflip-flop3198 but I'm still having fun now!.... :)
Wow, you have wrote exactly what I was going to write. Everything is the same, my age, everything.
Ahh this made me sad!
Same here. I was thirteen and I remember that was a good night at home. I remember he’d had a bet on it and so he took us all out the next weekend, KFC if I remember. It was a bit dry.
The commentator makes this especially great. How he says "yes" after each dart on the final throw.👌👌
)))))))))))
Like the TT
yes
yeeS
YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Thats four stads at the bow lock.
Yeess.
No one seems to be mentioning the fact that back in the 80's, a hundred grand was a huuuge sum of money. Good on him.
His win would be £335,283 now or $474,464 in 'Murica money.
@@MrGrey-zc2cy not bad for 3 mins work eh
@@MrGrey-zc2cy it’s not that simple to just account for inflation. He could have bought 5 average cost houses back then with his prize money which would be worth around £1,250,000 today!
This was definitely one of the craziest tournaments I have seen. Absolute legend he was.
Or perhaps no one cares except you. Are you finished fishing for likes or do you require more validation in your life?
John Lowe, a true inspiration to many a kid back in the day. The audience knew how to behave themselves back then as well.
People today act like buffoons.
@@DarkAngelEU сегодня из людей делают шутов и они сами того не подозревая являются участниками шоу.
Lol the audiences back then were boring as fuck, like you.
Why didn't Lowe win any money for the 9 darter?
@@dvidclapperton the announcer says a hundred thousand pounds before he throws the 9th dart.
I cannot begin to tell you how hard this is. First of all, while I was an excellent player, a nine dart game was almost unimaginable. But beyond that level of skill, I did play on TV and it takes an amazing ability to concentrate on the board when you have a camera focused on your face, within your field of vision. And a roomful of spectators looking on. I know these guys have a lot more TV experience than I ever did, but still, wow!
Nice fr?
@Choas_Lord_512 LOL... (but April Fools was last week)
@Choas_Lord_512 you are too funny. “Real players?” Seriously? I beat Barry Twomlow, the News of the World Champion. WTF have you done that makes YOU a real player? LOL
Sounds like you just tried to tell us
@@SteveDisenhofim undefeated in professional darts. Can you make that claim?
Hitting a variable one inch square from 8 meters away, repeatedly, while on camera, with an audience, and a few pints in you... what a man.
Fuckin legend
8 Meters ? Yeah, the line is a bit closer than that. Not even 3 meters away. 237 CM from the board face to the back of the oche. 8 meters lol...
@@jeffreyhutchins6527 I was actually the 4th dart in this video and it was 69 meters.
@@jeffreyhutchins6527 he meant 8 feet, get off your hard on
@@Lyk0ss thats why no one should ever use some dumb unit of measurement like feet. Those are the people who think meter = feet. 8 meters..
Fun fact: It was more difficult for me to calculate those final 3 darts than it was for him to actually hit those targets.
You're not the only one! I actually paused it after each throw to add it up haha
Lol...but your maths skills need work ;.)
Same here!
@@furrybear7853 lol for some reason i kept thinking 57 instead of 51. Made a lot more sense afterwards. :)
Yo I'm cracking up 🤣
You may not like it, but this is what peak performance looks like
This is my great grandad and my dad tells stories about him all the time
That's the beauty of darts: everyone is happy! Even the opponent - and the joy is real!
Its true! Well put!
I would too if my opponent won the equivalent of £300k for achieving such a feat.
Imagine a sore loser spinning on his heel throwing darts in every direction.
I love darts. 🎯❤️.
Happens in all sport. Sportsmanship depends on the players not the game
My Grandad, a brilliant darts player himself, used to say John Lowe was his favourite player because he was a gentleman throughout his career.
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@S Tra I do !
....I am old enough to remember watching this on TV, a milestone in darting history, lets think about this, John was throwing the equivalent of three javelins into a dartboard, the size of the barrels are ridiculous...
John used 28 gram darts thats why they were so big I remember watching this too golden era of darts.
I love how calm this is, the audience react AFTER the 3 darts are thrown.
Love the "Yes..."
1:24 "yes.."
1:30 "YEssss.."
1:38 "YEAAAHHssssss.."
🤣
1:24 is soothing when you repeatedly click it.
😂
So good
Great soundboard material
Clicking all 3 in that order made me LOL
I’m like smiling and laughing with him even though 2 minutes ago I had no clue he existed.
Ok
Ha! I'm right there with you lol
I have no idea what a "9-dart finish" is, and this video just came up on my feed, and that's one of the coolest competitive things I've ever seen, because apparently he knew what it was and pulled it off.
@@doctorivan dont care
@@automaticninjaassaultcat3703 huh
I’ve watched this so many times, ever time is like the first . Absolutely tremendous
I played big John at my local club he is an absolute gentleman and in my opinion the best there has ever been
Why’d you play him?
John was a great player but Phil Taylor is the best there’s ever been. His record proves that. Taylor even hit 2 9 dart finishes in one match. He’s undeniably the GOAT
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The best part of 9 darter is that everyone is happy. Even the opponent, even the opposite fans.
Same when a snooker player scores a maximum 147 break!
@@SAFeCRACKeR09 Unless it’s Ronnie O’Sullivan, then it’s, “Dammit! Not again.”
Until the internet is invented and two hundred-odd people can dislike a video of it.
BRB googling 8 darter finish
A good sportsperson should celebrate that kind of win.
Look at John's posture throughout, his body looks totally relaxed, his technique so clean and smooth. I remember watching this when it happened. A darts legend.
I was there. word was that he snorted a line of coke, took 3 gabbies, smoked a huge bowl of weed, then took a straight shot of whiskey before making the shots
his face was a mixture of pure concentration and stoic imperturbability. The pressure was very real
What year was this? Im guessing mid 80s?
@@palmtrees2420 it says in deets. 1984
He had the best throwing action ever.
Times were better, simpler then. We all had our problems of course, but life was just better. I miss those days.
A good friend of my dad's before turning professional. When given three different weights of the prototype phase 1 John gifted my dad one of the sets he didn't like the weight of.
My dad kept those darts for over 40years and he always knew where they were. The night he died my brother and uncle both rummaged my home. And I never saw those darts again. The only darts I ever hit 180s with
Rip Tez
that was nice of your brother and uncle aka vultures
damn man, he dies and that's the first thing they think of? need to get smacked in the head these 2.
Good storytelling...
Notice how Deller waves his arm to tell the crowd to stay quiet when John goes for the double. Very sporting, that
Seen that ... nice touch
Quite so
If it was justin pipe then he’d of constantly coughed right through it, to try and put him off!
@@keithy507 LOL
funny how silent it was here but when Paul Lim did it it sounded like a crowded bar that also serves food (;
It really amazes me how the human brain can calculate this kind of trajetory. Perfect speed, angle, hand movement. Impressive!
It's more about habit of movement rather than calculation
@@lucioledizerot196 it's a mulivariable regression fit encoding onto his neurons. That kinda counts IMO
@@cjkmelee well not really. It’s more of a practice thing, he’s most likely not “calculating” the trajectory of that shit. Kinda like touch typist, mostly muscle memory but if you asked them to draw out the layout of a keyboard, most of them probably couldn’t. Of course, this is way more difficult then typing without looking at a keyboard 😂.
@@noidea989 no animal can come remotely close to a humans throwing ability, it isn’t muscles, it’s the brain. Sure, he isn’t doing all of the calculation consciously, but almost everything anyone does is done subconsciously once task task is well known. I personally consider subconscious thought just as much you thinking as conscious thought though.
@@cjkmelee no lol
I remember watching John Lowe on 'Indoor League', in the mid seventies, when he was just starting out. The programme was on at lunchtime and I used to go home from school to make myself something to eat and watched it before going back to school. This brought back so many memories for me.
Me Too !! just after Pipkins or Rainbow , they had Arm Wrestling darts bar billiards , what a show & the legend Freddy Trueman as host
I'll see thee!@@mcfcguvnors
The first time anyone saw Keith Deller smile , total respect from one pro to another
The TONK from every one of his shots is very satisfying, and shows the incredible consistency of his shots
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!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The TONK. Perfect word for it. Haa 😅👌
Tonk.😂
@@ChaosLord5129 neat
@Choas_Lord_512 what argument? No one argued with you
I like it when the announcer says “one hundred and EIGHTYYYYY!”
Theres a Joke about that :)
WunhundranAYTEEE!
I also enjoy that 😁 well said
That man is the voice of darts. Like Murray Walker on the F1. 👌
@@Xplora213 Sid Waddell was the Murray Walker of darts.
It's pretty amazing... being able to place that dart exactly where you want. I can only imagine the number of hours that went into crafting that level of skill.
This was my era growing up as a kid , and to see it then to now is phenomenal love the atmosphere
the announcers “yes..YES… YESSSSS!” killed me
yes
Yes
YEEEEEEAAAAAAAASSSSSS
The “yes” after the 8th dart showed the anticipation
I had the privilege of cooking Mr Lowe breakfast in very early 90's, watched him play later that day on TV after my shift, total gent
This means you cooked a good meal for him. 👍🏻💪🏻
That post might be the definition of humility at a Dhali lama level.
@@sz5876 he was a lovely guy, really down to earth, polite and thanked me for a great breakfast, what's not to like about that, the fact that I was a fan of his and the crafty cockney just made it a great experience for a teenager!
Did you egg him on?
@@onlyme112 haha nice, I do actually remember exactly what he had
Oh my the excitement is riveting, hard to contain your emotions
I have not watched a minute of darts until now and i find this very impressive and am happy for him
I really don't care about darts, but I love seeing people perform at the top of their field, whatever that is.
Top athletes at the peak of physical and mental perfection.
@@AshleyPomeroy more mental in darts case. It’s not a physically hard sport, only if your arm starts doing thing you don’t want
yup, absolutely
We all do mate.
*They don't play darts in a field.*
Its the SAME guy, 40 years later, announcing "one hundred and EIGHTY". Love it!
The announcer still commentates on current games?
whaaat?
@@BoomShard17 He died
@Goliwog Jones Nothing the guy died recently
Are you serious? Is he the balt guy?
The Good Old Days.....you were my first tv experience of darts. "A Legend of the Oche"
These older videos from the 80s are so much more enjoyable to watch because the crowd actually shuts up when the competitors are throwing the darts instead of cheering like wild animals the whole time.
The sound those darts make when hitting the board is very satisfying.
THAP
THAP
THAP
1980 fun to watch dart tournament
2021- Mmmm give me more of those fopp fopp sounds mmm mmmm. Asmr
first generation asmr
Definitely using heavier darts
ASMR
That's a satisfying sound.
Seme seme seme?
Pauuughh, Pauuughh, Pauuughh!
_DUNK....DUNK....DUNK_
"One-hundred and eighty!"
yeah it kinda reminds of the modern warfare 2 hit marker lol
Bloody brilliant
Tremendous,! John Lowe 9 dart. He changed the shafts on his darts in his later matches and was able to get more 180's even in that match with Phil Taylor. Pity he didn't use them earlier.
When he was on his last dart, you can hear the excitement in the commentators voice.
Wtf?
@@bi-yo8498
What is so confusing to you?
We all can appreciate the recommendations sometimes
You forgot to say "Algorithm" like the millions of others that post the same shit.
Absolutely
Yup😂
Hell Yes
are you speaking engerlish/
Congratulations and compliments of course - thanks for the video!
Incredibly smooth and focused throw. No shoulder movement at all.
The algorithm knew I would be impressed with these stellar shots. Bravo 👏 👏
The AL Ghul Rhythm
@@ALGULRHYTHM The AlGore Ythm knows about ManBearPig
Some of my pool shots are stellar, but I never had that "meteoric rise" to fame. See if my algorithm to post you a link impresses you. No wait... the shots, not me spamming myself 😃
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i love how hes the most composed guy in the room even after the last shot, totally cool and confident
From an era when being a happy salad-dodging alcoholic with missing teeth was award winning telly.
@@TonyEnglandUKAnd nothing has beaten it ever since!
John Lowe always had that reputation for being cool as a cucumber....
Damn the tension among the room, and the commentator calculating what he needs to win. The concentration of the composed man. The sound of the board getting darted.. this is truly back in the day before esports.
Absolutely magic . Good for Keith applauding John
I love watching a master of almost anything perform at the top of their game.
Me too, what I dont like is that I usually do it at 3am having to wake up at 6 to go to work
I am pretty good at bank shots. Don't even need to touch the table most times...
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@TheManhimself That is how US presidents are matched and culled.
@@guilherme7394 relatable lmao
@@guilherme7394 lmao good one
When you're playing someone this good you don't even mind losing, you just sit back and enjoy the show.
No losses just life lessons.
@@ericsmith2579 Exactly, it's what you take out of a loss that matters.
@@raidernewf8355 that’s right! I couldn’t agree more.
it isn't a loss, it is a first class seat to a master class!!
@@mikatu It is, I've played pool against guys like this. No arrogance to them at all, first ones to shake your hand afterwards and say good game.
He was the perfect player back then, playing with large barrelled darts on smaller treble dart boards, wire thickness, staples and prone to many bounce outs.
Yep I’ve just watched it again and it’s still as exciting 🎉
I have no idea why the algorithm brought me here but that was extremely impressive
Even to this day ! John Lowe still has the smoothest throwing action I've ever seen! What a champion.
I met him at a darts exhibition, and he was a really nice bloke.
Big Andy had a smooth action too.
@@andymatthews7617 nah I met him once, right nob head.
@@Thisisaweirdthing2makeusdo Ted Hankey too
I would say that title belongs to Smith or Anderson
A legend that still lives
That was so satisfyingly smooth
I still remember my old dad dancing round the living room screaming and shouting, John Lowe was his hero, then demanding my mum gave him the polish so he could clean the TV screen lol, he was a bit dedicated.
Love it.
Great story👍
Your dad had good taste, he was my sporting hero also, thank goodness I got to meet him in person.
Round these parts when me mum gives me old dad the polish it means sumfin different, kennit?
Should of told your dad to get off his arse and get a job the lazy bastard.
How disciplined the audience is to allow each player its concentration phase by being quiet in every time when the darts are thrown. During this time it was a question of respect to do so, definitely something that today's 'dart fans' have to learn again. And imagine they would do so: How many more 9-darters would we maybe see on stage, if the stars don't get distracted any more?
Tennis is not that exciting to watch for precisely this reason
It's better with noise, I bet you like tennis.🙄
Gezza? 😜
It is better without noise. And still exciting to watch.
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Absolutely brilliant how focused he was
Amazing. And look how gracious his opponent was!
that’s Keith Deller , probably the moodiest darts player ever , although that was probably part of his persona , he kind of broke it at the end
I love the random crap that appears in my KRplus feeds. Haha. I know nothing about darts, and I don’t have a clue what he did, but I was damned happy for him, whatever it was!
Same thing mate
The algorithm brought us here, we must be grateful.
The game is first to 0 points, you start with 501, hence the name "501 up". You throw 3 darts per round. Biggest triangle under the number is that amount of points, the rectangle on the outer edge is 2x points, the inner rectangle is 3x points. So hitting the 3x box under 20 is 60 points each dart, for 180 points down in 3 darts. He scored 360 points within 6 darts, then a triple 17, a triple 18 and a double 18 with his last 3 for 501 points in 9 total darts, which is the least amount of darts it takes to win a game of 501 up.
Same
@@michaeldaigle7207 - Thanks for the explanation!
Love how the referees and opponent congratulated him too.
Ok
Lol.
Not surprised. Could have bought a street of houses where he lived for 100k in 1984.
Another times my friend. Simpler and easier times.
I think Keith Deller was defending champion at this time, he never did much after this and struggled on at the lower end for years and years.
@@terrypeart3875 Round the corner from me, where he still lives...
His place is history assured, cool nerves, steady hand, great performance!
Only John Lowe could be that laid back and relaxed after doing something never done before!
Watch Keith as John gets ready to throw the final dart; obviously motioning for quiet. Nice bit of sportsmanship.
Na he wants them to be loud so that Johnny misses
Well spotted sir
I don't know why this is on my recommended, I don't know anything about darts, but i'm loving the energy of the crowd and his precision and i'm here for it 😆
The crowds are better now, it looked boring back then because the crowd didn't really get into it.
This is one of my favorite KRplus videos
Amazing stuff. Look at the size of those old darts, it takes me back just seeing them
The 9 most perfectly thrown darts ever!! Brilliant.
Thanks captain obviousness. I will make this information use in my religious teachings because you are genius and it is so new and interesting because I want people join my church. You have given world a gift, bless you for telling us that 9 perfect darts are brilliant. I would ask you be our new saint but saints die much and we wouldn't want to miss out on more wisdom like this, so instead I ask you be our God, because you must be God if you had insight to tell us this. I spread your word and the world will be come enlightened as the non 9 dart recognizing heathens must be brought to light and judged. We now sacrifice the souls of our children to you so we now have bigger understand of 9 darts brilliant. Thank you soooo much.
Not! I am a joke here, you are actually having useless to us.
@@kingsnowy3037 man your the definition of unfunny please go read a joke book or something better yet your living in on cause your whole life is just a giant joke book ong ong
@@kingsnowy3037 Are you alright ?
@@kastielangel130 Yeah I'm doing alright I guess, thanks man. I'm little nervous in general about the world right now, like the situation in Ukraine for example, but overall I'm optimistic, and I think everything will be okay in the end. How about you?
@@kingsnowy3037 Go see someone fast ^^
I watched John Lowe play darts when I was a kid. Big barrels on his darts thumping into the board. Got me interested in the game at an early age. A real gentleman and a great player.
I used to see him do exhibitions in the 1980's. It didn't matter how many pints he had, he always looked sober. And always won!
I was stationed at Bentwaters and I watched it on TV! He and Shorty Wilson were a couple of my favorite players back in the day!
I love how respectful the crowd remained, even up until the final dart, there wasn’t a murmur. Compare it to today 🤣
They'd all be chatting and recording on their phones.
Crowds are still respectful in professional darts tournaments
Its a required part of the sport actually. They wont throw if there's crowd chatter
Just depends on the event
Haha I swear half the tourneys are in beer halls
Total focus in the man’s eyes. A terrifying and magnificent sight to behold
If you watch closely, he never blinked while he was throwing.
Yeah, I’m just glad he’s not a sniper!
@@florencec1707 Why? He'd make a great sniper.
@@ThePunisher8814 he’d be a fantastic sniper! And that’s what scares me!
@@florencec1707 If he were in the military you shouldn't be scared. He is supposed to protect you :D.
That was deeply satisfying to watch!
A true master of his craft,a pleasure to watch one the best dart players of all time
Without a shadow of a doubt, the most precise, smooth darts action, of all time. Legendary John 'stoneface' Lowe. Certainly my favourite of all time.
Oh C'mon, what about Vincent Vander Voort????
@@simontowart2225 cos John Lowe is a legend greatest of all times.
@@simontowart2225 Vander too is the greatest of all times. Hope that put a smile on your face 😊
@@uthmaanpacsa7259 Nah nah nah nah nah nah nah nah nah nah nahhhhhh!!!!!
it's amazing how in the 80's we could build a skyscraper but couldn't get the 20 straight on a dartboard
🤣🤣🤣
Or go to the moon in the late 60s
if you consider what ancient civilization built, the modern day should've happened millennia ago
Italics were all the rage then.
Italic fonts were all the rage then.
it's comfortable to watch great videos
I've shot darts for many years, this guy is amazing!
Top athlete at the peak of his fitness!
Athlete? Where's the cardio??
🤣
@@michellariviere4911 just look at the six pack on his finger
🤣🤣🤣 brilliant
@@michellariviere4911 r/whoosh
I've watched a lot of darts in my youth - and this is a momentous occasion in the darts world. Definitely worth putting onto KRplus, and deserves the attention it is getting now.
That's sad, what a weird childhood
@@sz5876 How is it weird? In the UK darts is everywhere.
@@sz5876 It's a great game. Super social. You should get off the keyboard and have go.
@@sz5876 why u hating on darts💀
@@AXOLOTLKINQ has nothing better to do than hate on darts.
I remember watching that on telly as a teenager. Lowe was one of my fav players.
This is so incredibly difficult... I'm glad it has so many views to show the world extreme technical skills like this.
I have never been so invested in one minute and fifty four seconds in my entire life as I have been watching this clip.
Meanwhile I’m bursting with excitement to merely get a dart anywhere on the board and not in the drywall.
He was my favourite back in the day, such a nice guy, so respectful of all his opponents, even when he played Bristow lol
Watched that live what a moment
Impressive!
Lol this must be steve
James wade looked so different here
😂😭😭
Hilarious comment
U need glasses then
Keith dellar numpty
@@bradleyford1174 oh shit thanks that's lucky you told me!
What a great cool player he was and so many good dart players of his era
Imagine being very deep into the dart scene. This clip is probably legendary and I don’t even know.
@Choas_Lord_512 are you into professional darts? If so I’m still interested, what’s one of the iconic plays?
Those were darts best ever days. Jockey Wilson, John Lowe, Eric bristow, Keith deller ‘the milky bar kid’ and tons more that were kings of the oche. Best thing all free to watch on terrestrial TVs. No sky or Virgin in those days.
I wouldn't be putting Keith (1 time wonder)deller in that line up.