Bobby George: Last News

Darts has given his assent to the Queen of the Palace.And as Bobby George, the two-time world championship finalist, ­assessed Fallon ­Sherrock’s chances of more glory at the William Hill PDC World ­Championship, his ­verdict resonated like a ­harpoon ­nailing the bullseye.“It’s not a battle of the sexes any more,” said George.

Loose Women's Linda Robson has opened up about the TV show she was warned not to do over fears it would ruin her career. Linda, who has worked in showbiz for 50 years, says she was told by her agent that after the controversial show would be 'probably never work again.' The 65-year-old, who became well known for playing Tracey Stubbs in the sitcom Birds of a Feather, now appears as a weekly pannist on the ITV daytime show alongside other TV favourites including Stacey Solomon, Ruth Langsford, Coleen Nolan and Denise Welch. Opening up to The Sun on one of her lesser known TV ventures she filmed in 2018, Gone to Pot, Linda said she was told: "You'll probably never work again".

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Much-loved darts legend Andy Fordham passed away on July 15th at age 59, sending shockwaves through the sport.His funeral took place on Friday afternoon with an invite-only event in South-East London, which saw crowds flock to say their goodbyes.Darts fans were also able to watch the service via a live stream online.'I'm too sexy', Fordham's walkout music, closed the ceremony before those in attendance sang 'There's only one Andy Fordham' - an altered take on Bing Crosby's Winter Wonderland - in tribute to the Viking.A Viking helmet was also placed at the front of the service in tribute to his nickname.He had earned the nickname, given to him by Bobby George, thanks to his long hair, big

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!He was a favourite on the darts circuit – but Andy Fordham has died aged just 59 after suffering major organ failure.The Viking won the 2004 BDO World Darts Championship during a prestigious career but also once weighed 31st and downed 25 bottles of lager a day – before he started tackling his health issues.His widow Jenny said: “Andy was, is and always will be my champion.”Both former and current players paid tribute, with Bobby George branding him a “gentle giant” and “loved by all”.But what happened to the other legends of darts? Daily Star Sport steps up to the oche to find out.Along with Eric Bristow and Jocky Wilson, Lowe dominated darts during the 1980s and was one of the 16 who

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!From Jocky Wilson to Bobby George and Phil Taylor to Ted Hankey - darts is a sport that has never been short of its characters. Even so, few can come close to the extraordinary life of Andy Fordham, who died on Thursday at the age of 59.Fordham, who passed away with wife Jenny by his side, was one of the sport's best-loved stars.