Tony Green: Last News

TV star and much-loved darts commentator Tony Green, known for his role on nostalgic ITV show Bullseye, has sadly passed away at the age of 85 after losing his battle with Alzheimer's disease.Tony, who was born in Hull, became a household name when he teamed up with Jim Bowen - who passed away in 2018 - on the darts show, bringing joy to sports fans on our screens for an impressive 13 years. Alongside Jim and Sid Waddell, Tony was the voice of a generation for darts fans.The upsetting news of Tony's passing was shared on the Bullseye Facebook page, which wrote: "It's with a very heavy heart that we announce the passing of our dear friend and much loved colleague Mr Tony Green.Tony passed away peacefully today after a long battle with Alzheimer's." "Our love, thoughts and prayers go out to all of Tony's family, who we hold such affection for, to all of Tony friends and those who were lucky enough to work with him.Thank you Tony for all the memories, all the laughs (and trust us there were many! ) and all the special times filming Bullseye together.

The Bullseye legend and beloved darts commentator Tony Green has sadly died at the age of 85.

Paisley, after spotting the litter while out on a walk with his grandfather Tony Green.The St Paul’s Primary pupil got to work alongside Tony to give the area a remarkable makeover in just a few hours.Zach, five, was inspired by Tony and his wife Suzanne - who had taken part in a Renfrewshire Council Team Up to Clean Up event the week before.Tony said he was delighted when his young grandson said he wanted to do his own litter pick.With the help of Nicola Drummond, lead officer for environment coordination at Renfrewshire Council, the pair were kitted out with the equipment to get the job done.Proud granddad Tony told the Express: “Zach knew we had taken part in a litter pick event the week before.“When he saw all the litter near his old

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